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I have two similar cards using two different techniques to share with you today.
Here is the first card.
For this card, I have used water colour paper. I stamped the anchor stamp from Go Overboard using gesso. Dried it with heat gun. Then used the Water colour Backdrops stamp to ink Berrylicious ink, then misted with water and stamped on the wate rcolour paper making sure the anchor is at the centre. I repeated this couple of times each time offsetting a little. I also spattered the same ink. Used the heat gun to dry. Once dry, I stamped the sentiment again from Go Overboard stamp set using Archival Jet Black Ink. This looked beautiful. I trimmed the paper, adhered on top of the Berrylicious card stock panel which is stamped with anchors using Berrylicious ink. This is then adhered to the card base. I have used some gorgeous silver sequins to accent. I love subtle anchor on the background and the water colour effect using the Water colour backdrop stamp. Love it.
This second card looks similar to the first one but this card involves some ironing. Yes, I used my iron on this card. Here is the card first.
This is not my technique. Jennifer McGuire has a video on this technique. I tried it on my card and it worked. I first white heat embossed the sentiment from Simply Fabulous Sayings on the panel. Then inked the Watercolour Backdrop stamp with red, orange and yellow inks from MFT, misted with water and stamped. I also used a wet brush to soften the edges. Once this is completely dry, I placed a white printer paper on top of the panel and ironed. Non steam setting and medium to high heat will heat up the embossing and stick to the printer paper. Repeat the ironing couple of times by placing fresh side of the printer paper. Let your panel cool down. When you run your fingers on the panel, you cannot feel the heat embossed texture on the sentiment. You still have the crisp sentiment with the watercolour background like it has been printed. Super cool huh! I then spattered some black Mr. Huey and added some sequins. Adhered this panel at an angle on to the card base.
That's it from me today. Please visit MFT blog to see all the new products and also get inspired by design team products. Happy Shopping!
See you later this week with the Release Rewind projects.
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ReplyDeleteLove the red, orange and yellow card!
ReplyDeleteThese are great...I have enjoyed seeing all your cards during this release!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun technique. Thanks for sharing the link to the tutorial. Your cards Rock!!
ReplyDeleteblessings ~ Pam
Nice!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Love the watery blue tones on the first as well as the bold colors on the second. Thanks for sharing the fun technique.
ReplyDeleteSimple and awesome!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards
ReplyDeleteI love the water colour look - great cards!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards. Thank you for all of the inspiration you've given us during this release. I think you've been a wonderful guest designer and look forward to following your blog in the future.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I have really enjoyed all the fantastic tips & beautiful cards you've shown us. Fabulous Blog!!
ReplyDeleteLove the anchor card!
ReplyDeleteLove your card, the designs are soo clean and nice.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards look great. Bright modern look.
ReplyDeleteWow, love this watercolor technique, Gayatri! The sequins and paint splashes are the perfect finish.
ReplyDeleteYou've done such a wonderful job with this launch! I've enjoyed seeing your techniques and perspective throughout the week! And LOVE your use of sequins & color!
ReplyDeleteLove the watercolour stamps so so clever
ReplyDeleteLove the way you did the water coloring Just lovely!
ReplyDeletewonderful cards Gayatri.
ReplyDeleteLove the watercolour look.
We all need a quick simple card sometimes and these are very inspiring.
ReplyDeletePea
Beautiful cards! I love that watercolor background.
ReplyDeleteLove your cards, simple but very pretty :)
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with the water color stamps. Great job this month.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, such lovely results
ReplyDeleteReally love the backgrounds you made with the water color stamps!! The cards look awesome!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty "pieces of art"!! They could be framed!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Love this technique!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try this technique! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, love that look!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea, very beautyfull.
ReplyDeletehugs, Durvina
Beautiful! The watercolor backdrops is a fave of this release. Thanks for all your inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards, appreciated your projects for the release. Thank you for sharing this technique today.
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous job! Thank you for sharing your talent with the world.
ReplyDeleteI love the watercolor look! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, nice technique!
ReplyDeleteWow, love these techniques and your cards are beautiful. Thanks for sharing the directions.
ReplyDeleteThese two cards are stunning! I love the use of sequins.
ReplyDeletegreat cards..fab job guesting this week :)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Thank you for sharing the techniques you used for all of us to try as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your techniques! I was on the fence about that watercolor set, I really wanted to see it used, I think I'm convinced now.
ReplyDeleteI love the water color background stamp set… it's my fav stamp set of the release..
ReplyDeleteThe cards are awesome.
Awesome cards!!! I love the watercolor techniques and stamps!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to try this technique, you have me inspired, these are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love the colors!
DeleteAbsolutely awesome cards. TFS
ReplyDeleteSo artistic!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job, love them!
ReplyDeleteThese techniques are awesome. I might just have to try it sometime :) Lovely cards
ReplyDeleteYou have shown some great techniques this week! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteLove your AMAZING work Gayatri :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the sequins -- a gal after my own heart! Terrific cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are both so fun! Such a great (and easy!) way to add watercoloring.
ReplyDeleteI love a bright, happy card!
ReplyDeleteJen W.
Wonderful cards Gayatri. Love the watercolor look. Such pretty shades!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love how you use sequins on your cards!
ReplyDeleteWoW!! Totally AWESOME Cards!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! =)
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of ironing on your card LOL! Both cards are fabulous and I really enjoyed reading how you made each one.
ReplyDeleteBeautifull cards. Love the embossing and vatercolor effect. Love from Denmark.
ReplyDeleteWonderful water colour effect cards...neat technique with the gesso and iron.
ReplyDeleteLove your use of the watercolor background stamp. Love your color choices too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFabulous CAS projects! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty technique! I love the blue one!
ReplyDeleteYour art looks fabulous! I'll have to give this technique a try!
ReplyDeleteLove the watercolor effects on both cards and how they look. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are just great and fun technique.
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