I tell you — this Gingham Garden dsp just makes me happy. I love the patterns, and the colors are so bright and cheery. I hadn’t watercolored in a long time, so I pulled out one of the few sets I still have which are made for watercoloring. I used a blender pen and my ink pads to do the coloring.
Enjoy your Friday! Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies Used:
Stamps: For the Birds
Ink: Daffodil Delight, Strawberry Slush, Basic Gray, Smoky Slate, Island Indigo, Old Olive, Soft Sky, StazOn Black
Paper: Strawberry Slush, Whisper White, Gingham Garden dsp, SU Watercolor paper
Embellishments: Very Vintage Designer Buttons, Island Indigo Baker’s Twine, Rhinestone Basic Jewels
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So cute! I just can’t get enough of that Gingham Garden paper! Love it!
Your watercoloring is wonderful! Love the colors and shading. Great layout and use of DP. Many thanks for sharing.
So pretty, Amy. I just got some Watercolor paper and am going to sit down this weekend to try my hand at it…thanks for the inspiration;) BTW…just love everything you post!
Amy, I don’t have a lot of experience water coloring – did you color the entire picture with markers and then use the water color pen to blend it all together? Or did you just water color each color??
Thanks – love it!
Kelli
Kelli — For this card, I used a blender pen and my ink pads to color the image. I lightly colored the whole image and then went back and added a little more ink in the areas I wanted to be a little darker.