Hi everyone, I've been busy making some large cards for a colleague who needs them tomorrow.
This is one of my regular C6 cards as a practice.
It's lucky I had the larger dragonfly die as well as this small one as these were way too small for the larger cards proportions.
I'm linking up to the challenge at Addicted to Stamps & More where the theme is clean and simple.
At Happy Little Stampers CAS challenge it's your favourite technique.
One of my favourite's is this faux glazed glass technique that Sandy Allnock has a video tutorial on
here.
I applied a little bit of colour and lots of water, drying in between layers. It's a lot of fun,
My dragonflies are cut from scarps of vellum and painted with twinkling H2Os.
And yes I put the scraps back into the snippets box as there was a still some use in them!
I'm visiting the playground at Pixie's Crafty Workshop. You only need to use 1 scrap to join in the fun.
Supplies:
Kuretake watercolor paints; Finetec silver paint; Memory Box willow dragonfly die; twinkling H20s; vellum; sentiment sticker.
Thanks for visiting,
Cathy x
Hi, I have found you via the playground on Di's blog, love this card, as the colours are a personal favourite of mine! And the dragonflies are simply gorgeous!
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Wow Cathy, this is gorgeous! The dragonflies are stunning - I have a dragonfly die set as yet unused, yay! As soon as I'm up and about I'll be playing with them and the H2O's as well. I did giggle that you kept the snippets of the vellum snippets - it gets a bit addictive doesn't it!
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Di xx
This is so stunning! Love the colors on the background and the delicate vellum dragonflies!
ReplyDeleteLove that water colored strip with beautiful colors, thanks for joining us at ATSM.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love those dragonflies! Thanks for sharing with us at Happy Little Stampers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Cathy, love the colours you used and the dragonfly looks brilliant.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful inking. xxx
ReplyDeleteVery nice - love your cards Mxxx
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so beautifully! Thanks for mentioning the technique; I'll have to check it out.
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How gorgeous Cathy and the Kuretake painted background is just beautiful and the H20 painted dragonflies look wonderfully irredescent. x
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful Cathy and what a lovely technique. I love the vellum dragonflies. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dragonflies and the background for them is just stunning. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous background, Cathy ... those delicate, shimmery dragonflies are perfect against the wonderful watery look! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card ..... those dragonflies look so delicate. Thanks for playing along at Happy Little Stampers. Linda xx
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