I've been working on some last minute holiday cards to celebrate
the U.S. Independence day.
I see that watercolor backgrounds are all the rage in card making these days.
Therefore, I have been playing around with water and inks to see what technique I like best or gets the results that actually are usable vs those where the color all runs together to look like I rubbed mud on the paper.
Therefore, I have been playing around with water and inks to see what technique I like best or gets the results that actually are usable vs those where the color all runs together to look like I rubbed mud on the paper.
I don't have watercolor paint or pencils so limited to my Tim Holz inks and color burst powder in my stash.
I got three 4x6 pieces of red and blue color backgrounds that I felt were usable. One I used watercolor paper and the other two just plain white card stock
I sliced and diced these pieces into to smaller pieces to use it all up to make 6 cards. Actually, I still have a few tiny snippets left that I am challenging myself to see if I can get one more card done.
The uncle Sam stamp is one from Stampendous that I purchased at Michael's a few years go for only $2. one of my favs in my stash.
Here's a list of what I used....
Stampendous Patriotic Pair stamp set
Tim Holz Barn Door and Faded Jeans Distress inks