Rainbow Watercolor Floral Cards

Hi crafty friend, I hope your week goes well. Today I have three happy and colorful card inspirations for you with the NEW and amazing Watercolor Florals collection by Sushma Hegde from Spellbinders.

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THIS CARD FEATURES

Fragrant Flowers Clear Stamp Set [ SPE | SBC ]
Beauty in Bloom Clear Stamp Set [ SPE | SBC ]
Field of Flowers Clear Stamp Set [ SPE | SBC ]
ArtEssentials Watercolors Set - Brights [ SPE | SBC ]
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CARD INSTRUCTIONS

For all the three cards I have used different watercolor washes. For these watercolor techniques I have used Art Essentials palettes by Jane Davenport to get this bright happy look.

For the first card I painted rainbow stripes with bright watercolor shades and a 14-size flat watercolor brush, then I heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder. Next, I stamped the floral images with watermark ink from the Fragrant Flowers Clear Stamp Set to a piece of vellum, and heat embossed it. In the end I added highlights and sparkle effect with white pen.

For the next card I created a distressed rainbow look to the background. I wet the watercolor paper and I did stippling on it with a 14-size rounded watercolor brush. I started with purple color and added the other colors to create this effect. Once it was dry, I stamped on it the sentiment with watermark ink, then I heat embossed it with gold embossing powder. In the end I added colorful water-colored florals which I have created with the Beauty in Bloom Clear Stamp Set and white embossing powder.

For the third card I have created a rainbow gradient wash with purple, pink, orange, yellow, green and blue colors. Once it was dry, I splattered on it with white watercolor. Once this was also dry, I stamped on it with Field of Flowers Clear Stamp Set and watermark ink, then I heat embossed it with white embossing powder.

I have also heat embossed the sentiment too, but with gold embossing powder instead of white. In the end I stamped a few more flowers to the background with watermark ink.

Thank you so much for joining me today, I hope you get a taste to play with these amazing watercolor florals! See you next time. Hugs, Mona.

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USED SUPPLIES

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