The masking technique is also used on this card for the bunny. Two of the class attendees had never stamped before and they just thought the masking was COOLER than a tray of ice-cubes! If you've been stamping for a long time, I think you'd agree with me that masking never grows old, especially when you peel it off for the big reveal!
This card may seem pretty simple but I also know there are lots of new stampers who have never used the Watercolor Pencils and/or the masking technique, so I also made a video tutorial. This is such a sweet Easter card to make if you're short on time and want to give out some cards during this holiday weekend (I personally made FIVE more of these cards yesterday, to hand out with my Hot Cross buns to friends and family).
Here's the card with the stamped sky & markers on the flowers, instead of the Watercolor Pencils ....
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| I couldn't resist making another card using the little ducklings! |
Thanks for stopping by ~ I hope you were inspired by today's project and that you'll visit again soon!
Enjoy the day & HAPPY STAMPING!
What a darling card. Coloured so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with the class you taught. Masking would certainly be a good technique to show them.
My department, and affiliate departments, get together (just the clerks--I work in the hospital), to do social things and one of the ladies asked if I would teach a class on card-making. Before I commit, I want to have all my ducks in a row and am thinking about what technique I want to teach a bunch of newbies. Masking would be cool for them.
I'm on my way to look at your video now.
Hugs,