Join Betsy Veldman today as she shares some tips and tricks to create beautiful watercolor die cuts:
“Last week there were some requests for projects using just diecuts, so I decided to play around with the idea and see what I could come up with using just dies. Well, I had so much fun! I experimented with creating colorful diecuts using an easy wet-on-wet watercolor technique, then adding details by hand with pens. The result is so colorful and fun…I hope you’ll come over and check out my technique and projects!”
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Words to Live By: Joyful
- INK: Tropical Teal
- PAPER: Watercolor, Aqua Mist
- DIES: Fancy Flakes, Words to Live By: Joyful
- OTHER: Watercolor paints, white pen, sequins
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Words to Live By: Gratitude
- INK: Cocoa Bean
- PAPER: Watercolor, Aqua Mist
- DIES: Leaf Prints, Cover Plate: Nesting, Words to Live By: Gratitude
- OTHER: Watercolor paints, white pen
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Color Pop: Autumn
- INK: Terracotta Tile
- PAPER: Watercolor, Canyon Clay
- DIES: Tiny Town: Spooky Yard, Cover Plate: Nesting, Color Pop: Autumn
- OTHER: Watercolor paints, gray pen
Really like your idea.
Lovely projects Betsy! You have a beautiful way of bringing watercolor to a whole new level!
So very pretty!
Oh wow–love this look! Off to check your blog post!
These cards are gorgeous! I do not watercolor enough but you have inspired me to give this technique a try. Thanks for always sharing your creativity and inspiration with us.
Betsy is an outstanding artist and so generous. Always sharing and always teaching. This is a marvelous post and her examples of Fall and Winter designs are just the thing to finally transition away from Summer. Many, many thanks! 🙂
spectacular. all of them.