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Sunday, 16 February 2014

Garden View

Here is the card I made for the challenge at Splitcoast today.  This card came together pretty easily.  
The card base was made by applying Gesso over a piece of drywall tape.  When dry, I rubbed Distress ink in Salty Ocean over the top, keeping the ink to one side of the cardstock.  
The main panel was made by wetting the paper then applying some watercolours.  When dry, I coloured my stamp from Unity with Memento markers, generously sprayed them with water and stamped.  Finally, I spritzed some ink onto the bottom corner for interest.  

Enjoy the rest of the weekend.  Thanks so very much for dropping by.

Supplies:  stamp- Unity/ Memento markers/ watercolour paints/ Gesso/ drywall tape/ Distress ink/ twine

10 comments:

  1. These colors are so pleasing, Karen, especially in this snowy season! Love how this came out - you are such an inspiration!

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  2. Fabulous card Karen, love it!

    Warm hugs
    Maarit

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  3. Oh, Karen, how you've been using the Distress Inks has been a real WOW each time! I just LOVE this, especially since it's our favorite color, precious friend! Keep warm, GF!

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  4. Beautiful colors, Karen! Like the nice watercolored flowers and "stenciled" and distressed bkgrd. :)

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  5. Gorgeous watercolor technique and love how bright this is!

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  6. Karen I love love your watercolor look and flowers, they are amazing :) The remind me of a Monet painting!

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  7. Wow!! This is so very pretty!! Your watercolor flowers are amazing! Beautiful work!

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  8. Gorgeous color combination for this type of card. Very pleasing.

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  9. WOW WOW WOW absolutely stunning, wonderful card Karen.

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  10. Oh what a gorgeous card.
    luv
    Debby

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