Hey friends! Today I want to share a simple watercolored card. You
can't go wrong with a watercolor background and a beautiful sentiment.
Add in some gorgeous seam binding and it's a done deal!
My
background was made using Kuretake paints on water color paper. I added a
couple of color layers inbetween dry times, and then stamped my
sentiment (The Stamps of Life) with VersaFine Onyx Black ink.
To crinkle up my seam binding, I spritz it with water and then ball it up in my hand and place the ball into
the corner of a plastic bag. Twist the plastic bag tightly around the
ball. Leave the seam binding ball in the bag overnight. The next morning, remove the
seam binding from the bag and fluff
the ball out. Let it dry thoroughly. Pretty easy!
This is the beautiful Bay Leaf Seam Binding from Really Reasonable Ribbon tied in a double bow at an angle across the card for interest. I added a Resin Flower on top of the knots. I also tucked in a half-doily (Stampin' Up!) under the bows. My layers are held together with 1/2" Scor-Tape on this card.
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So pretty Judy! Love the simplicity and elegance.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card with awesome background and that ribbon is perfect elegant touch...thank you for joining us at ATSM CHALLENGE this week,hope to see you again
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Hi Judy! Your card is beautiful and I'm going to try your watercolor + stamping technique. And I totally love crinkled seam binding! You might remember me from OWH or Hambo days--haven't visited you in 'way too long! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteVery elegant card. Thanks for playing along with me this month. Lisa Monochrome Magic
ReplyDeletelove that dreamy watercolor background - thanks for joining us at Addicted to Stamps and More
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