Showing posts with label Inktense Watercolor Pencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inktense Watercolor Pencils. Show all posts

Spotlight Rose

Good Morning All! 

I hope you're having a lovely day of it.  I want to share a lovely vintage looking rose from Lost Coast Designs that I stamped using the Spotlight technique.


It was created for the current Yellow and Orange Challenge over at Lost Coast Designs & Carmen's Veranda.  

Please hop on over to the blog to check out how this card was created....


I would also like to enter this in Double D's challenge - May Flowers

Birthday Bunnies

Hello all my inky friends!  I hope you've been doing well recently. I know I've been a bit MIA lately...I've been strolling down memory lane.  I rescued a bunch of old family photos and paper memorabilia from a dumpster.  Yes I've been dumpster diving - well technically Bob (youngest son) did the diving (thanks Bob!), I did the sorting - LOL!!   I can't wait to share some of it with you...it brought back so many memories as well as surprises as I hadn't seen most of the photos and none of the other ephemera.

Anyway, today I took a bit of a break to make a card for a friend!  She recently turned 50 and is having a celebration over on her blog - Crafty Nomad - a Bunny Hop - lol...  She loves bunnies and is featurning bunny art on several of her posts. She invited everyone to help her play along by posting a bunny card of our own creation so I thought I'd join in the fun.  Here is the card I made her....


To make the card I sprinkled a tiny bit of Nuance pigment powder onto my craft mat...one blue, turquoise and a lime green color.  Remember, just a teeny tiny bit - a little goes a long way when using it for monoprinting.  I then misted the powder with water and pounced several white card panels on the resulting colorful mix.  I then let them all dry.

Next I stamped the bunnies onto one of the panels, colored with Prismacolor Colored Pencils and used an Inktense watercolor pencil to create the grass.  Finally I stamped the sentiment then mounted it onto a blue card blank.


A close up of the bunnies...
I tried to give them each their own personality. 
This was so much fun I may have to make another bunny card!


Supplies:

Nuance Pigment Powders
Imagine - VersaFine Clair Ink - Nocturne; Craft Mat
Prismacolor Colored Pencils
Inktense Watercolor Pencils
Just For Fun Stamps - Bunnies & Sentiment
Cardstock
Adhesive