While I can't visit with these ladies, I can still send them a Mother's Day card. I hope they like all these flowers!
The pot of flowers is from Hope in Uncertainty, Unity's Kit of the Month April 2020. I stamped that first on watercolor paper using a waterproof black ink. This time, I used Catherine Pooler's Midnight. I like it, although I do feel like I need to let it dry for a bit before I color on it. I hit it with my mini dryer.
For the watercolor brush pens - I have a mix of Zig Clean Color Brushes, and a set that of Ohuhu that I got for Christmas, from Amazon (thanks Mom!). I like them, but I didn't get a lot of color flowing even with a lot of water. I really think that's because of the watercolor paper I used. I need to try a different brand....something better. I have some Stratmore that should work great.
The greeting is embossed with Antique Gold from Simon Says Stamp. It's actually two different sets. "Happy" is from a freebie from scrapbook.com, and "mother's day" is from Well Said (Stampin' Up).
After everything is colored and embossed, I die cut the card fronts out with a new set I got from Gina Marie Designs. I like that little border. Mount that on Basic Black, and then pop up with loads of dimensionals on to the colored card bases.
I finished with some Copper Nuvo drops. I thought it went well with the Antique Gold embossing powder.
I really do like these water color pens, and will do more with them soon.
Supplies you'll need to create these (Stampin' Up, unless otherwise noted. Items may be retired.):
Stamps: Well Said, Birthday? (Scrapbook.com), Hope in Uncertainty (Unity Stamp Co/Kit of the Month, April 2020)
Ink: Midnight, Versamark
Paper: watercolor paper, Basic Black, Pineapple Punch, Ballet Blue
Other: Gina Marie Designs dies, Copper Nuvo drops, various watercolor brush pens, Aqua Painter.
Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!
Toni
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Toni
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