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How to guide · 8 steps

Hello

28 March 2023✦ Emma BlakeInk TechniquesStamping TechniquesWatercolor
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Step 1 of 8

Cut black card to 6 3/4 x 4 3/4". 

Step 2 of 8

Using white acrylic paint or Gesso, and a flat, wide paint brush, dry brush the paint over the black card. 

Step 3 of 8

Add watercolour paints randomly over the dry, gessoed card.

Set to one side to dry.  

Step 4 of 8

Ink up your Daffodil with the Midnight Hybrid ink pad and stamp on to watercolour card.

Use your watercolour paints to colour your image. Once dry you can fussy cut. 

Step 5 of 8

Randomly tear strips of vellum from the Bold And Beautiful Vellum pack. 

Step 6 of 8

Once dry, adhere your watercolour card on to the  front of your 7 x 5" white card blank.

Adhere the strips of vellum horizontally, across the lower half of your card. 

Step 7 of 8

Ink up the floral stamp from the Love Lily set, with the Midnight and stamp three times, on to the watercolour card. Paint with your watercolour paints and fussy cut, once dry. 

Ink up the Hello stamp with Midnight, stamp on to white card and trim. Adhere this to black card and trim. 

Step 8 of 8

To finish, adhere your 3D elements on to your card, as required, using both wet glue and 3D glue gel, to add dimension to your artwork. 

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