Saturday, November 26, 2016

Flowers stamped with paint

Hello!  Just poppin in to share a clean and simple card.  


These flowers are stamped with paint.  I just took my Koi pan watercolors and used a damp brush to pick up a lot of color. I painted it on the rubber stamp and blended between colors.  The trick is not to use too much water.  I even stamped directly on regular cardstock and I was surprised how well that worked!  (I have another card where I used the same technique here, just stamping on watercolor paper instead of regular.)

Supplies: Stamp is unknown, Koi Pan watercolors, Gina K Happy Birthday Circles sentiment, Gina K Wild Wisteria Ink, Darice basketweave embossing folder, Spellbinders circle die.

Thank you for being here!  Have a great day!

10 comments:

Viv said...

Great card here Heidi,clever technique too ;) Viv xx

Shaz in Oz.CalligraphyCards said...

Gorgeous work, Heidi, well done indeed!!! Love the idea one I must try, have done it with watercolour pens but not paint!!
Thanks for sharing,
Shaz in Oz.x

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Princess Judy Palmer said...


Great look with the paint! This is quite wonderful.

Conniecrafter said...

pretty blending of the colors, so pretty!

My Card Attic: Hazel said...

What a fantastically clever technique Heidi! I would never have thought of trying to stamp with paint! I must have a go, when I have a bit more time! Thank you for popping by my blog and leaving a sweet comment, it is much appreciated! Have a very wonderful week my friend! Hazel xx

Mac Mable said...

Loving this technique and wow it produces such a beautiful look to the card. Will be giving this one a go. Thank you for the inspiration x

Carol L said...

Your technique produced one beautiful and special card! NJ!

wannabcre8tive said...

This card is beautiful. A great technique and wonderful colors.

Beth Norman said...

Very pretty indeed.

*Vicki* said...

This has turned out so beautiful with your watercolor flowers!! The colors have blended together on your image so beautifully!! I just love the results from this!! Really must remember to try this out!! Thanks for sharing! HUGS