As you all know, I am into the flower in the You've Got This stamp set. And once I got the die, I am liking the flower even more. The pink background was created using a little sprinkling of Brusho Red watercolor powder on a piece of watercolor paper that was quite wet. As I moved the watercolor paper around being sure to get the entire piece covered, it was very pink. Rather than adding more sprinkles of Red Brusho, I left it pink. I thought it was very pretty. I then diecut the flower I had made a while ago (colored using the ZIG Real Color Brush Pens) and adhered it to the pink background. Black and white layers on a white card base made this a very striking card. Have a great day!
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Striking PInk & Black
As you all know, I am into the flower in the You've Got This stamp set. And once I got the die, I am liking the flower even more. The pink background was created using a little sprinkling of Brusho Red watercolor powder on a piece of watercolor paper that was quite wet. As I moved the watercolor paper around being sure to get the entire piece covered, it was very pink. Rather than adding more sprinkles of Red Brusho, I left it pink. I thought it was very pretty. I then diecut the flower I had made a while ago (colored using the ZIG Real Color Brush Pens) and adhered it to the pink background. Black and white layers on a white card base made this a very striking card. Have a great day!
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