Hey there, crafty friends! Lydia here. Today I'm dropping by to inspire you with a card making video tutorial on how to create easy watercolor roses using Watercolor Roses Stamp Set.
Getting the look like you have painted this yourself is so very easy! First, I stamped roses and foliage from Watercolor Roses Stamp Set onto a 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ panel of watercolor cardstock. I used a very light water-soluble ink. Once I was happy with the arrangement, I set to work. I then took each petal at a time; covered the petal with clean water and then dropped in color using the Artists' Watercolor 24 Pan Set. For the flowers, I used Red Sunset, Summer Afternoon and a little Pure White. For the leaves, I used Tropical Forest and a little Delectable Delights.
Once all the coloring was finished, I let it dry completely. For the sentiment, I used Watercolor Roses Stamp Set and I stamped this using Obsidian Ink.
To see how this came together, please watch the video below. Or over on YouTube:
Thanks so much for stopping by!
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8 comments
Love this card Lydia and I’m going to give your technique a go! Thank you❤️
I absolutely love this card! The colours you choice and the shade is perfect with the black sentiment on top! And another use for my stencils so excited to try out this techinque.
Beautiful card, very simplistic in style and yet dynamic!
That card is so beautiful Lydia. Thank you for going into detail about how you watercolored it. I need to practice a bit more with that watercolor brushes instead of paintbrushes.
This technique creates a beautiful card!
I love to watch your work but I would like to be able to pin them so I don’t forget to try the new techniques.
Beautiful painting. Thanks for showing the process.
Great video. I like the explanation of the technique.