I used the Graphic45 On the Boardwalk papers for this hot, summer-time card! Are you diggin' that hot hot hot flower? Well, here is the technique on how to make it!
Technique: Watercolor Flowers
1. Using cream or white paper flowers (Petaloo), swipe Tombow markers over each flower. (Use water-based markers, NOT Copics!) I used pink and red on the large flower, orange and yellow on the medium flower, and blue and green on the small.
2. Lightly mist each flower with water to cause the colors to run.
3. While the flowers are still damp, crumple them, then gently unfold them and allow them to air-dry.
4. Once dry, swipe the flowers with Distress Ink to "age" them, then use Tombow liquid glue (mono or metal) to attach them to your card.
I found some hot orange ribbon to use, which just POPS off that teal paper! I gotta say, I have loved Graphic45 since I first saw it, but being on the DT and "having" to use it.....pure bliss!
Other Supplies:
Graphic45 Papers - On the Boardwalk She Sells Seashells, Summer Crush, By the Beautiful Sea, Tags, Borders
Cardstock - Stampin' Up
Markers - Tombow (Craft Collection Retro)
Flowers - Petaloo
Ink - Colorbox Chalk (charcoal), Ranger Distress (walnut stain)
Ribbon - fabric store
Adhesive - Tombow (liquid mono, metal, roller), 3M (foam tape)
Stunning .... as always Gloria!
ReplyDeletewell, it is definitely thee most gorgeous orphan...ever...the colors are spectacular...fabbie job Gloria!
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful and very inspiring! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThose are the colors that always fight to get out in my work, but I indulge so seldom. Gosh what a wonderful card ...
ReplyDeleteoh poor you "having" to use this awesome paper!! LOVE the flower.... must put markers on my "need" list :) i know someone that would adopt this stunning orphan.... just saying... lol
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