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May Release at Technique Junkies

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Happy May! I can hardly believe it! Technique Junkies May releases are absolutely wonderful....a little flower power and some great images for Father's Day and military people in our lives! Today I am showcasing Father and Son Fishing paired with sentiment from Incredibly Proud . I used designer paper from P13 called Marble and then did a watercolor background with the father and son. Next and flicked some color down over that. I used the layer cloud stencil for the sky from ACLD. Bothe the sentiment and image are on dimensionals. My second card is a terrific image called Sunflowers with Text . I paired it with a sentiment from In Full Bloom Sentiments . I stamped the image on watercolor paper in versatile black and then watercolored the main image and used Brushos powders on script portion. The sentiment is on dimensionals and I used some rhinestones as a finishing touch. Check out the gotta have it all bundle, pictured below.  So fabulous. The new releases are 15% off through Ma...

Set Sail on Father's Day with Anthony's Paper Craft

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  Happy Thursday! It is nearly the weekend and some gorgeous Colorado weather. I think I will head to the nursery and get some flowers to plant. It is my turn to post for APC and our theme this month is masculine and/or nautical. I chose this beauty of a set called Nautical 1 . I decided to watercolor and chose a technique called misted watercolor. The tutorial for it can be found on splitcoaststampers.com here . I stamped the images with Versafine onyx ink onto watercolor paper. Next, I spritzed the back of my paper with water so that it will lay flat and not bow. I then spritzed the front and using a large round brush, I laid down my colors and let dry organically. I then when back in and put some more detailed color on. "on Father's Day" was computer generated and die cut with a fun die and then the "set sail" was stamped on watercolor paper...both placed on dimensionals. I just noticed that the definition of water and sky isn't evident in this photo but ...