You've Got This - Watercolour Pencils Card

This is card that I taught in a watercolour class the other month. I have used the You've Got This stamp set stamped in Basic Grey Archival Ink onto our Watercolor Paper. I laid down aka scribbled lots of color onto the image using our Watercolor Pencil in Old Olive, Calypso Coral, Melon Mambo, Rich Razzleberry and Bermuda Bay. I used my Aqua painter to spread the colour. I dried it off using the Heat Tool and added more pencil as required. I layered it with the retiring silver paper from the Neutrals Designer Series Paper Stack on a Rich Razzleberry card base.

A close up look at my colouring.

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You've Got This Card

I am a part of a group on Facebook Stampin' Up! Colour Challenge where we ask for a challenge when we are stuck for ideas. I asked for a challenge recently and my colours where Blushing Bride, Pear Pizazz and Rich Razzleberry. I used the You've Got This stamp set. I love how the background stamp creates the perfect frame for the flower. To colour the flower I used a Blender Pen, Rich Razzleberry and Pear Pizzaz inks and when it was dry I added Wink of Stella on the petals and stem as a finishing touch so a very simple card. 

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You've Got This, Diagonal Stripe, Perfectly Wrapped Card with WWYS #67 and GDP #039

I have a confession the You've Got This stamp set has long been neglected on my stamp self since last year, I even had a friend recently mention I should use it more and low and behold it was the stamp of the What Will You Stamp? challenge blog this week and I have teamed it up with the Global Design Project theme challenge - Get Well Soon

To start the card I stamped the flower from the You've Got This stamp set in Basic Black Archival Ink on Thick White card stock. I then took 3 of our NEW 2016-2018 In Color Ink Pads - Sweet Sugar Plum, Emerald Envy and Peekaboo Peach. I used our Blender Pens to colour in the flower. Next I took our new Diagonal background stamp and Ombre Rich Razzleberry Ink Pad. When using the Ombre Ink pad I ensured to ink up the stamp in a circular motion so you don't get the harsh lines of the individual colours in the pad. For the last layer I took a strip of Sweet Sugarplum card stock and stamped it with the dots from the Perfectly Wrapped in Sweet Sugarplum ink. I layered these stamped pieces together on a Thick Whisper White card stock. I stamped the sentiment from You've Got This onto a piece of vellum in Rich Razzleberry ink and wrapped that around the card to finish it off.

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Ellen