I guess it is all of the imperfections that make a handmade card precious and unique. How many mistakes can you find in this dandy watercolor scene? I was able to die cut a few out of the card front, but there are still at least two major ones. Can you see them?
Stamps:
Country Livin'
Wetlands
Paper:
Close to Cocoa A-2
Candy Shop Printed Paper 5-1/4 x 4
Watercolor Paper 5-1/4 x 4
Whisper White 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside)
Ink:
Archival Basic Black
Basic Gray
Smoky Slate
Soft Suede
Soft Sky
Old Olive
Dapper Denim
Technique:
Watercolor
Die Cutting
Accessories:
Window Frame Collection
Aqua Painter
Soft Subtles Brads
Paper Piercer
Adhesive
First, I applied a Soft Sky watercolor wash over the watercolor panel.
I then stamped my truck and watercolored it. I added a bit of grass and a sentiment.
I then die cut it so that I could center the truck on the panel. This was adhered to the printed paper panel and then onto the card base.
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I love your homespun card here with the country truck and watercolor look, Sally! I only see one - so you are better at hiding them than you think! :)
ReplyDeleteSally, your old truck looks great on this beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI only see 1 and you can easily hide that one....Make another black mark on that and create a bird. Then add a couple more swooshes and create a couple more birds. Then they look like you mean to do them. :D Still this is just a gorgeous truck and beautifully colored.
ReplyDeleteI can see the smudge, which can be hidden by adding another smudge to make it a bird, but what about the missing front tire? Is that it? Regardless, it's a nice card.
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