Stampin' Pink Rose

Noel

Pamela November 18, 2016 November 18, 2016Uncategorized

I think Noel says it all for the Holiday Season. This card is completed by the evergreen branches and pine cones. The colors are traditional colors with the exception of Mint Macaron added to the striped paper. I can’t believe how well Mint Macaron can accent Emerald Envy. So send in the carolers and get the season started.

Base: Emerald Envy

Focus: Pine cones and Noel

Tips

Stamp Set: Christmas Pines

Christmas Pines Photopolymer Stamp Set

Color Combination: Emerald Envy, Real Red, Mint Macaron

Emerald Envy

Mint Macaron

Real Red

Ink: Soft Suede, Emerald Envy, Real Red

Embellishment: Emerald Envy Ruched Ribbon

Paper: Whisper White, Emerald Envy,

Designer Series Paper: Presents and Pinecones

Accessories: Trimmer, Big Shot, Pretty Pines Thinlits Dies

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The Conclusion

Pamela November 17, 2016 November 17, 2016Thank You

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As I promised yesterday that I would show you the completed card from the Watercolor Wash Video. After it dried I stamped Flourishing Phrases on the watercolor paper. I had been using that stamp set for a set of note cards that are going out for sale at this weekend’s craft show. If you going to be in the Des Moines area this weekend, stop in at the Fairgrounds and say hi.

Base: Early Espresso

Focus: Floral pattern

Tips:

Stamp Set: Flourishing Phrases*, Lots of Thanks (words) retired

Flourishing Phrases Clear-Mount Stamp Set

*Florishing Phrases is available as a bundle

Color Combination: Soft Suede, Early Espresso

Early Espresso

Soft Suede

Ink: Soft Suede, Early Espresso

Paper: Watercolor, Early Espresso

Embellishment: Burlap Ribbon

Accessories: Aqua Painter, Trimmer

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It Is All A Wash

Pamela November 16, 2016 November 16, 2016Video

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Today’s video is all about using your Aqua Painter and creating a color wash. This requires Watercolor paper, stamp pad, Aqua Painter, and reinker. The color is your choice. I used Soft Suede. Remember this is a background technique.