Hi everyone! Sindhu here. I hope you are all doing great. I'm back with yet another set of cards using one stamp set.
For today's blogpost, I used a stamp set from MFT called 'Double the fun'. It has adorable images and I absolutely love the set!
Here is a picture of all the cards together-
I finally added an embossed sentiment on strips of Kraft cardstock.
Adhered the watercolored panel on Kraft card base measuring 3.5"×8.5".
For my second card, I started by sketching an asymmetric shape with a pencil lightly as a guide on a piece of watercolor cardstock measuring 4"x5.25".
I adhered the coloured panel on top folding A2 size grey coloured card base.
I made the last card in a collage style. Here it is...
I started my trimming a piece of watercolor cardstock to 4"×5.25". I drew pencil lines as guides and used a masking tape to separate sections for colouring .
I coloured each section and made sure that it was dry before proceeding to the next.
I also sketched a couple of trees and painted them
Once dry, I carefully removed the masking tape and adhered the coloured panel on top folding A2 size card base.
Supplies used-
1. MFT 'Double the fun' stamp set
2. Antique Linen Distress Ink
3. Arches Cold pressed watercolor paper 140 lb.
4.Daniel Smith watercolors.
I hope you like the cards I shared today.
Stay safe. Take care...
Sindhu.
For today's blogpost, I used a stamp set from MFT called 'Double the fun'. It has adorable images and I absolutely love the set!
Here is a picture of all the cards together-
You will see that I used very limited supplies.
For my first card, I started by cutting a piece of watercolor cardstock in the size of 3.25"×8.25". I wanted to create three separate scenes ona slimline card.
I stamped the images with Antique Linen Distress Ink and coloured the images with my Daniel Smith watercolors.
I added light wash of watercolor around the images.
I finally added an embossed sentiment on strips of Kraft cardstock.
For my second card, I started by sketching an asymmetric shape with a pencil lightly as a guide on a piece of watercolor cardstock measuring 4"x5.25".
I stamped the images in Antique Linen Distress Ink and colored them using Daniel Smith watercolors.
I adhered the coloured panel on top folding A2 size grey coloured card base.
I made the last card in a collage style. Here it is...
I coloured each section and made sure that it was dry before proceeding to the next.
I also sketched a couple of trees and painted them
Once dry, I carefully removed the masking tape and adhered the coloured panel on top folding A2 size card base.
Supplies used-
1. MFT 'Double the fun' stamp set
2. Antique Linen Distress Ink
3. Arches Cold pressed watercolor paper 140 lb.
4.Daniel Smith watercolors.
I hope you like the cards I shared today.
Stay safe. Take care...
Sindhu.
4 comments
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Natasha Vacca
These are so beautiful Sindhu! I am inspired by your watercoloring!!!!!!!!
Karthikha Uday
Fabulous cards, Sindhu!! I love the adorable critters, they look so real in your amazing coloring! <3
Lynn Hill
Your cards are beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial. I want to start doing watercolor but haven’t made the leap. I currently use only Copic markers. I also have colored pencils but have only tried using them a couple of times. Your work is very inspirational.
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