Tuesday 29 March 2016

Altenew Birch Land with watercolour stamping

Hello,


Today I'm over at Altenew blog to share a card that I made using Birch Land stamp set and watercolour stamping. Here are two examples using the same technique. On the first one I used Distress inks and on the second one I used Zig Clean Colour Real Brush Markers for stamping and blended the stamped images with water brush.


Watecolor stamping with Distress Inks

Watecolor stamping with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers
I made the second card for a video tutorial. You can watch it here or in HD in Youtube.





Supplies:
Inks: Black Soot, Shabby Shutters, Peeled Paint, Fryed Burlap, Gathered and Tumbled Glass Twigs Distress Inks, Versafine Onyx Black
Paper: Altenew Pale Gray Card Stock, Daler & Rowney Watercolour Paper 190g/m2 /90lb
Derwent Waterbrush no.2 and Kuretake water brush small

Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers: Mid Green (046), Olive Green (043), Yellow (050), Brick Beige (075), Black (010)

18 comments:

  1. Beautiful cards! Thanks for the tutorial.

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  2. Beautiful coloring! Great cards! :)
    Suchi xx

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  3. These are gorgeous. I imagine that this is what Finland is like, but if I'm wrong, don't tell me, because I like my idea of a place with open spaces and lots of trees :) Maybe one day I'll visit just to check! xx

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  4. Fabulous cards! When looking at your video everything looks so simple, but for me to a card like this is a science fiction.

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  5. You are making this set shine Marika!

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  6. Thanks for the video...you make it look so easy!!

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  7. I love this set, Marika, and you have made two amazing cards with it.

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  8. Marika, I love this water color look on both cards, this tree images are gorgeous and your video really explains this beautiful technique perfectly.
    Thank you for sharing.
    Maria.

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  9. Two beauties Marika and both work fabulously. Thank you for the video as I love to see how you build up your creations step by step. x

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  10. Lovely cards you are very talented.
    Ann x

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  11. Very beautiful. Thank you, Marika. 💗💗💗

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  12. Beautiful cards. I envy your amazing skills.

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  13. Fabulous cards and brilliant video! Your narration is wonderful :-)

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  14. You have created the most beautiful scenes, Marika!!!! Both are simply stunning!!!!!
    Have a great day!!!

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  15. I smiled all the way thru this video. Both cards are gorgeous. Literally. Gorgeous.

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