The theme for this fortnight is #122, Bling Bling.
Image is paper pieced.
TIP: When printing an image on a watercoloring paper, choose standard or fast printing quality. This will prevent smearing the black ink while watercoloring.
TIP: When coloring with colored pencils on watercoloring paper, use paper stump or cotton bud to blend colors into a paper, otherwise your image will have white spots over it. This is because of texture of watercoloring paper.
I colored mermaid's hair and tail in watercoloring technique using aquarell colored pencils, fine paint brush and water.
TIP: When watercoloring image printed on printer, try to avoid black lines to prevent printer ink smearing.
After drying, I fussy cut mermaid and colored edges with black permanent marker.
TIP: When fussy cutting, first cut away large pieces of paper and then cut on the lines. Rotate paper, it will be much easier to cut around tiny details. Color edges of fussy cut image with black pen or marker. This way you'll hide white edges and any white space you didn't cut off and your paper pieced image will look much better.
Then I masked heart on the second printed image and splattered whole panel. I used aquarell colored pencils, water and large paint brush to make splatters.
TIP: If you don't have masking paper, use post-it papers to mask your images.
After the panel was dry, I removed mask from the heart, colored it with colored pencils and added gloss resin over it.
TIP: Add some interest to your image by adding resin, varnish, glossy accents or similar product on some parts of your image.
At the end, I glued fussy cut image over the other image on the panel, glued panel on a white card base and glued rhinestones and sequins on the card.
TIP: You can use gloss resin, varnish or similar product to glue rhinestones or sequins. It works like a Ranger's product Glossy Accents.
- A Day For Daisies digital stamp 'Mermaid Love'
- white cardstock paper
- watercoloring paper
- post-it papers
- colored pencils (skin color, pink)
- Koh-i-noor woodless colored pencils (Chrome Yellow 1, Reddish Orange 2)
- Koh-i-noor Hardmuth Mondeluz aquarell colored pencils (Light Blue 1, Dark Blue 19, Light Green 25, Dark Green 26, Brown 32)
- Staedtler Lumocolor permanent black pen F (fine) 0.6 mm
- 3 green sequins
- 4 green rhinestones
- gloss resin super-clear
- UHU universal glue
- white water based glue
- printer
- scoring board
- trimmer
- scissors
- crafting needle
- tweezers
- paper blending stump no. #6
- Marabu fine paint brush no. #1
- Marabu fine paint brush no. #10
- water
Hop over to the Fairy Tale Challenge Blog and see gorgeous projects my Design Team Mates and our Guest Designers made for this challenge. Do join us in this challenge, we can´t wait to see your projects.
I am entering my card to following challenges:
1) Craft Your Passion Challenges, Challenge #270 - Always Anything Goes
This is my 2nd entry to this challenge.
2) Lil Patch of Crafty Friends Challenge, Challenge #13 - Anything Goes
This is my 2nd entry to this challenge.
This is my 2nd entry to this challenge.
Thank you so much for stopping by and your kind feedback. Stop by later today. I have another project to share with you. Enjoy and smile! :-D
Gorgeous card Milka, I like the image and the gems
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What a wonderful card Milka, i love it.
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Kuni
Wonderful job, love the image and the cas of it, great touch with the sequins too. Thanks for entering our challenge at Lil Patch of Crafty Friends.
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Leanne DT
Lil Patch of Crafty Friends
Love the CAS style and the gems and sequins add a great punch of color.
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Beautiful card! Thanks for joining us at CYP for our Always Anything Goes challenge.. HUgsxx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous summer fun card!! Thanks for sharing at TTT!! Sarah :0)
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