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Painting Poinsettias

>> Wednesday, August 23, 2023

Hello Crafty Friends, 



Don't you love learning new techniques?  



I have been learning the Wet on Damp Watercoloring technique covered in THIS YouTube video by Anna Bucciarelli.  I thought it would be great on a stamped poinsettia so I stamped the DRS Designs Giant Poinsettia on my paper a few times, and then watercolored it all with Daniel Smith Watercolors.  When the petals were still damp, I extended the viens a bit.  I have a long way to go before I get this technique down, but I am still loving the results.  Plus I did this on regular Heavyweight Paper from The Paper Studio and it would have been much easier on watercolor paper. 

I finished the card off with a lightly sponged Merriest Wishes Greeting


It's time to start those Christmas cards if you haven't already!

Hugz,

Nancy


4 comments:

Lisa said...

I love the effect of the water coloring. Gorgeous blue on this card too, it really makes the red in the poinsettias pop. I am going to have to check out that video when I have a minute in my craft cave.

Sue said...

So impressive Nancy!! I used to think watercolors were mostly pastels, but your vibrant blue background reminds me again just how vivid they can be!

Robin Clendenning said...

First, I hope you are feeling better!!!
Your card is beautiful, what a lovely job you did painting your flowers!! I love the colors too!

Karin said...

Oh Nancy! I so need to make some holiday cards before I get overwhelmed! This one is lovely! Those big flowers are just sensational against the blue background and the sentiment is perfect!

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