Today STAMPgirl Tanja shares her creative takes inspired by a past project and using various STAMPlorations products.
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Hi there, it's Tanja and this is my third Throwback Thursday post and my three projects were inspired by this wonderful card by Craftyfield, which was published here on the blog in January. I just love the watercolor effect over the stenciled flowers.
- apply Grit Paste through the Leaf Prints 3 stencil onto a piece of watercolor paper - let it dry thoroughly
- sprinkle some Color Burst Lime Green onto the panel and mist it water
- wrap a strand of natural twine around the panel
- stamp one of the adorable little monkeys from the Chikoo Goes Bananas set with Lawn Fawn Crunchy Leaf and color it with Delta, Touch Twin Brush and Copic Markers - add extra shading with Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils and add highlights with a white gel pen
- cut out the hang in there die twice from Neenah Desert Storm kraft cardstock, layer them on top of each other and glue the sentiment onto the panel
- adhere the panel to a cardbase
My second project is this flowery tag:
- apply Embossing Paste through the Bloom Succulently stencil onto a Manila Tag die cut from watercolor paper - let this layer dry thoroughly
- sprinkle the lower part of the tag with Brusho Sea Green and the upper part with Brusho Violet and mist it with water
- dye a piece of torn seam binding with that same two colors and thread it through the hole of the tag
- add the sentiment from the Shine Bright sticker set
My third project is this mermaid card:
- apply Grit Paste through the Scaly stencil onto a piece of watercolor paper - let this dry thoroughly
- sprinkle the upper part of the panel with Nuvo Shimmer Powder Cherry Bomb and the lower part with Nuvo Shimmer Powder Atlantis Burst
- adhere the sentiment from the Inspirational #1 sticker set onto a strip of paper colored with Prima Marketing Wax Sweet Rose - add a black layer underneath that sentiment strip
- adhere the panel to a black cardbase
I hope you got inspired.
Hugs,
Loved all the inspirations !! They look really fun and trust me I am off to try them now!! Thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous projects using the stencil/watercolor technique.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun cards! Love the idea of watercolors!
ReplyDeleteFabulous crafting, Tanja. So inspiring. tfs-stay well.
ReplyDeleteAll are so beautiful and in such awesome colors.
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the monkey one!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards and tag! I am really loving that adorable monkey card! Great coloring and background!
ReplyDeleteI love the projects you created! So much texture and sparkle.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and tag! I really love your water coloring technique too!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and technique on all of these.
ReplyDeleteFabulous looking
ReplyDeletecards and tag. Do
love the stenciling
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Carla from Utah
I was instantly attracted to your cards when I saw them and then I realised you took your inspiration from my sunflower card! I am so glad you like my technique Tanja and honoured too!
ReplyDeleteOhh what great cards - love the effects of the Brushos over the absorbent pastes.
ReplyDeleteStay safe
Blessings
Maxine
Lovely inspiration. I especially love the card with the mermaid scales. So pretty. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteGreat takes on the throwback. Nice mix of ideas.
ReplyDeleteThese are so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the monkey one. The leaves look wonderful, and the monkey is precious
ReplyDeleteBright, fun, and absolutely love the texture of the beautiful backgrounds!! Really love the watercolor over a stencil Throwback!
ReplyDeleteAm loving these cards using the stencils especially the mermaid and jungle leaves ones!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Cards and wonderful inspiration..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects, thanks for the inspiration! I especially love the mermaid one.
ReplyDeleteI am inspired! I haven't used my watercolors with stencils in ages and these beautiful examples have me digging for my supplies! Love the color combinations used for these!
ReplyDeletewow, this is so creative!
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