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Old 05-08-2022, 07:25 PM   #1  
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Remember to use the keyword TLC898(no space) when you are uploading. It's helpful if you come back and leave a link on this thread, especially in case you made a typo and people may not find your card.


Happy Monday! Don't worry, you opened the right challenge This month, I have switched with Jean as we are each traveling on our weeks...

I hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day weekend - mine was filled with mom time and it was wonderful! In honor of Mother's Day, or Spring, or proms, or anything that makes you think of roses really, I wanted to try a watercolor rose technique. I found a tutorial that shows how to do simple Roses with Watercolors. Though the tutorial is based on Bible journaling, this technique is perfect for cards too.



After playing around with this, here are a few tips....
- Any watercolor should work even distress inks watered down. I grabbed a cheap set of metallic water colors I got from Michaels for $5. Just remember you need a lot of more concentrated color to begin with.
- Grab a bigger piece of watercolor paper if you have it. That way you can practice a few times and just keep going on the sheet. Then you can cut it down and make a few cards with the result.
- She mentions in the tutorial that she dips her paint brush in the water between certain layers. I had a hard time managing the water flow when I did this so I recommend either skipping that step at first or making sure to tap the excess water off on the side of your jar.
- Have fun and don't get too worked up over the process. I found that even the roses I didn't love, didn't look too bad after I added the leaved and sentiments were great cover ups

I can't wait to see what you create!



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Thank you Lyn for this relaxing challenge, I love water coloring and remember using the c-stroke technique for the WCW041 WCW041 Watercolor Roses- March 10, 2021 by Holstein at Splitcoaststampers

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Really enjoyed the tutorial video on watercoloring roses, Lyn. You had me at the word "watercolor". : ) Thanks.

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Thanks, Lyn for the challenge. Love this technique. Here is my card.
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Way out of my comfort zone, but enjoyable. The results reminded me of Roses in Winter, a set I still often use. Thanks, Lyn.

TLC898 Roses for Hope by Cook22 at Splitcoaststampers
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