Thursday 29 January 2015

More Watercolour Effects

Continuing with the watercolour effects of Kristina Werner, my friend and colour advisor, Bronwyn, said we must go with the oranges and reds. So this time I used Distress Inks : Picked Raspberry, Festive Berries, Ripe Persimmon and Mustard Seed.

And I remembered to spritz with water after applying the colours! And I used perfect pearls water to flick to created the splatter effect.

And I LOVE the effect.


I layered the word die, "enjoy" from Papertrey Ink, offsetting it to give a shadow effect.  You can see the shimmer of the perfect pearls on the splatters on the close-up.


I'm delighted with this technique and I can see myself using it again.

I'm entering this into the Simon Says Stamp Anything Goes Challenge, and the Colour Q Challenge.


11 comments:

  1. fantastic card, Janet - love it! looks like a winner to me!

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  2. Oh I love the effect too...fabulous deep, rich colors.

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  3. I am in love with this look! Thanks for sharing this, I had to go look at Kristina Werner's video. I'm pinning this!

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  4. Oh MY, this is MY FAVE card so far this YEAR, OF ALL!!!!! Wonderfing if you have my address for this......hummm.....LOL!!!! But seriously LOVE it, WANT IT, will have to CASE it for my own self.... DEEPLY smitten Janet...Gushing and drooling.WOW..picking my jaw up and moving on.,,,No will look at it close up now!!! Hugs Janet, have a wonderful weekend!!!!

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  5. I totally adore this - great card.
    Thanks for joining in at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
    Hugs,
    Caryn xxx

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  6. This is STUNNING!! I LOVE your watercoloring effect with the distress ink and the fabulous colors you chose. Such lovely design!

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  7. Just gorgeous Janet - the shadowed die cut looks wonderful against the background...must have a bash at that! Thanks for playing along at Colour Q this week!

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