9/21/2022

Loose watercolor vintage floral card.

 Hello.  Today, I am sharing a loose watercolor vintage floral card with a mail or postage theme.  I kept this soft and muted for vintage coloring.


Sentiment:  Take time to make your soul happy.

The vintage layered stamping inspired me to use soft pastel colors for watercolor on the flower and on the background.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
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Helpful tips:

These are helpful tips for creating a loose watercolor floral card or craft project.  To begin, prepare an A2 size card base in gray.  Next, trim or die-cut a stamp panel.  Also, stamp and trim the sentiment pieces.  Then, stamp onto watercolor cardstock using waterproof ink, preferably on the smooth side.  Also, overlap the stamping to create a vintage look.  Next,  make a palette of your watercolor choices mixed with water.  Then, using a paint brush, add watercolor to the script section and to the flower vase.  Also, using a wet brush, add muted watercolor for the background.  Heat set between the stamped sections.  Finally, adhere it all to the card base using flat and foam double-sided tape, to finish.


Here is another look.


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