Today's card was made for the Inspiration Journal where I and my super talened Inspiration Emporium teamies share inspiration. If you haven't been already make sure to visit right away - lots of amazing and inspiring projects !
This time I played with some watercolor and salt. If you want my favorite watercolors to a great price you should check these out right away: Winsor Newton
I just dropped some watercolor in different colors and let them blend on the paper. Before it had dried completely I sprinkled some salt and let it dry completely. When you brush off the salt you will find that it has sucked up some of the paint and created a Beautiful pattern.
The sentiment is from Paper Smooches and can be found HERE!
Supplies;
Most of the supplies I used for this card can be found at ; Inspiration Emporium.
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Dies: Lawn Fawn
Stamps: Paper Smooches
Ink; Archival Jet Black
Paints or markers; Winsor Newton water colors
Embellies; Pearls Kaiser Kraft Lawn Fawn pins/wood veneer
Adhesive; Plus Glue tape Glue Dots Foam adhesive; EK tools, Scotch Double-Sided Foam Mounting Tape
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I'm entering this for the challenge At Paper Smooches which is Black and White with a splash of color.
Have a great day, hugs, Karin
Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome, Karin! What a fun technique with the watercolors and salt! I really love the combo of the free flow watercolors with the graphic punch of the black and white!
ReplyDeleteI love this card. The patterns the salt leaves behind adds a gorgeous design in a pool of color. Those stripes around the outside draws you right in. Such a beautiful card. Bev
ReplyDeleteawesome watercoloring background.. love this card.
ReplyDeleteLove the modern funky look Karin, this is cool!
ReplyDeleteWOW neat technique...water color and salt. Love your card!
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful! Happy Birthday Karin!
ReplyDeleteHi Karin, I love this card, great technique! I like the matching pearls, did you have pearls that matched or did you make them match with copics? Thanks for sharing your talents and inspiring.
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