6 Easy Watercolor Doodles with GOLD on 3x3 cards with envelopes.

Try this easy Watercolor technique using cheap and cheerful supplies. 

I purchased the paints  from Big W and the dollar store. 

 

Resist Watercolor Cards. Use this technique to create an easy Watercolor background.

Try this technique with any Watercolor paints you have to hand. 

It’s fun and easy. 

I used Canson XL Watercolor paper, which is my favourite paper for Cardmaking.

 

Watercolor and Glitter! 3 hand made cards.

These simple cards are easy to paint. The addition of glitter accents makes a unique style for Watercolor painted cards.

 

Art Journal Flip Through and SUPER easy Project.

This super easy project uses limited supplies and features another Spotlight Stores sticker book.

These sticker books are great value and have over 1500 stickers per book!

I keep adding these to my collection, I enjoy them so much.

 

6 Beginner Friendly Loose Floral Watercolor Cards.

 

Try this easy method of creating loose floral watercolor using Zig Clean Real Brush Pens!

If you struggle with water control, this technique takes the guesswork out of your Watercolor loose florals and gives you lots of options for creating successful paintings.

 

Washi Masked Watercolor Cards.

Here is a simple technique to try. 

Thin washi tape is useful not just for painting swatches, it’s great for cards as well!i

These cards would be great for guys or teenagers. 

Have a marvellously creative day!

Vicki 🌟

 

The Magic of Cling Wrap and Watercolor! Fun Technique!

 Talk about playtime fun! These cards were so easy, anyone can do it, but the results were really pretty. Using good ol’ cling wrap ( kitchen wrap, Saran Wrap, glad wrap, depending on where you’re from ), the hardest part is waiting for them to dry.

I did take a couple of sneak peeks , but decided to leave them overnight, and I’m glad I did.

They turned out great.

Have a marvellously creative day! Vicki x

Dreamy Line and Wash BOKEH technique with a Magic Eraser!

 This dreamy effect can be achieved easily with non staining Watercolor. I used a circles template to lift out the shapes, being sure to wipe down the back of the template with a paper towel so as not to spread water where it wasn’t wanted. I also altered the stamp by extending the branch using an ultra fine tip sharpie. I used Canson XL paper and Daniel Smith Watercolor.

The stamp is “Free As A Bird” by Stampin Up.