Spring flowers watercolor birthday card ~ distress markers

 Today, I am sharing my Spring floral card with watercolor and paper layers.  This shows how to use distress markers in a few different ways.  The flower petals shimmer on this card.

Sentiment:  Happy birthday.  Hooray.

Helpful tips:

Here are helpful tips for creating this card.  To begin, stamp the flowers and the sentiment onto watercolor paper.  Next, die-cut or trim the stamped panel and paper layers.  Then, watercolor the flower panel.  I used Ranger Tim Holtz distress markers along with water and a watercolor brush to move the color around.  Once dry, add shimmer to the flowers (optional).  Finally, layer it all onto the card base.

I made a video tutorial showing the process for this project.

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Here is another look:

Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. March Beginnings and Trick or Treat {paper pack}.

Also, My Favorite Things hip hip hooray die-namics, flat and foam double-sided tape, cardstock, paper trimmer, Ranger multi medium matte glue, distress markers in mowed lawn and worn lipstick; Altenew palette mat, Ink On 3 liquid pixie dust, gold foil paper, Canson watercolor paper.

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