Splitcoaststampers.com - the world's #1 papercrafting community
You're currently viewing Splitcoaststampers as a GUEST. We pride ourselves on being great hosts, but guests have limited access to some of our incredible artwork, our lively forums and other super cool features of the site! You can join our incredible papercrafting community at NO COST. So what are you waiting for?
Date: June 10, 2020 Challenge: Watercolor Wednesday Keyword: WCW002
Technique: Water coloring with ink pads or reinkers
Welcome to our second challenge week. You can find the tutorial by Dina here. Watercoloring with Dye Inks Tutorial - Splitcoaststampers She actually has three ways to use inkpads on this tutorial. She gives fantastic information on using your inkpads. Personally I have watched it numerous times, and learn something new. She explains wet on wet, glazing and many other ideas. Our team, Kia, Brenda, Angie and I would like you to make a card trying one of them.
Watercoloring using any medium is putting down layers of colors until you achieve the look you want. Be patient, don't stop at one layer. You will get depth with more layers. Fair warning, it gets additive. Have fun.
__________________ My Blog---My Gallery---My PinterestI'm a Punchkateer! (Prez) FOREVERDirty Dozen Alumni2014 CAS Spring DT--- Inspiration Challenge Co- Hostess 12/02/17-12/28/19 Watercolor Wednesday Design Team Hebrews 13:2Brenda
Joanne, using the markers is just one more medium to use. Dina mentioned the markers in the video. They are water based like the ink pads. Your card is wonderful.
Thank you to everyone involved in bringing this watercolor challenge to fruition! I have always admired watercolor cards and tried a number of times, but failed. This is just what I need to get me on the right track. Here is my card for WCW002.
__________________ Priscilla (aka - PJ)
QFTD187 My Gallery
The video was great, and I loved this challenge. I used Distress inks and used 2 colors for each color (2 pink, 2 purples, 2 greens).
I made 2 cards using Watercoloring, on one I combined the colors for the background wash- and shocked it did not turn to mud : ) and the 2nd backdrop is card touched to the left over ink- I really love that with the watercolor image fussy cut on it.
Since "the masters" here seemed to choose more floral images, I decided to try one more - petals and leaves were certainly less stressful than tiny inanimate objects. If I keep at this perhaps it will feel more natural in say 8 or 9 years . . LOL
__________________ The Difference Between Try and Triumph Is Just A Little Ump Wednesday: Alpha Challenge
Thursday: Ways To Use It Challenge
Monthly: MMJ Challenge….get inky and have fun