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 | | Thank you, Gracie, for a new to me technique, Watercolor Bokeh. The five interlaced Olympic rings signify the five continents and their competing athletes. I chose four of those ring colors for this card: black for the background, yellow, green and blue. The Olympic gold is the ring. Daffodils signify friendship, hope, inspiration among other things.
The Watercolor Bokeh technique is here:Watercolor Bokeh Tutorials at Splitcoaststampers
I learned that even though you think your panel is dry, it may not be. Black diecuts have teeny little threads that stick to the paint. The white paint in my circles disappeared and you can hardly see them any more! But I love the effect anyway and will try some more. |
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Date: Sunday, February 1, 2026 GMT Views: 1040
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Additional Info
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Keywords: JAN26VSNL Bokeh Narcissus
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Stamps: Penny Black Happy Snippets
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Paper: Basic Black, Gold, Canson 140 lb Watercolor
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Ink: SY Daffodil Delight, Lemon Lime Twist, Soft Skin Hero Arts Unicorn Pigment (white) and Archival Black
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Accessories: Die (unknown), Circle die, Pink Fresh Folk Edge Rectangles, Hero Arts Hem Stitched
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Techniques: Bokeh, die cutting
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Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 3
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