Good Morning!
Welcome to the Serendipity Stamps new release blog hop. The Design Team is sharing samples using some new products being released by Serendipity Stamps.
Today we are sharing some new stamps from artist Natalie Seaton and Moon Cookie Gallery. Natalie's floral stamps are so cute and whimsical, and I am looking forward to using all of them. If you are following along with the hop, you should have arrived here from Jenny's blog. Miriam is the first stop if you'd like to join along.
Comment for prizes again today - a random drawing from comments left on the DT blogs will win some of the goodies we're sharing today. Deadline for comments is Sunday, May 5th - winners will be announced on the Serendipity Stamps Blog on Monday May 6th.
To see all the new products, check the store here.
My card today uses the new Butterfly Garden stamp.
These images are just screaming to be colored, and I thought it would be fun to give them a slightly messy watercoloring. After stamping the image onto watercolor paper, I used watercolors to color the images. I made sure my paintbrush was nice and juicy and colored outside of the lines. I love how the colored blended together.
After it was dry, I added some sparkly Stickles just for good measure.
Cathy will be your next stop along the hop. Have a great day!
Welcome to the Serendipity Stamps new release blog hop. The Design Team is sharing samples using some new products being released by Serendipity Stamps.
Today we are sharing some new stamps from artist Natalie Seaton and Moon Cookie Gallery. Natalie's floral stamps are so cute and whimsical, and I am looking forward to using all of them. If you are following along with the hop, you should have arrived here from Jenny's blog. Miriam is the first stop if you'd like to join along.
Comment for prizes again today - a random drawing from comments left on the DT blogs will win some of the goodies we're sharing today. Deadline for comments is Sunday, May 5th - winners will be announced on the Serendipity Stamps Blog on Monday May 6th.
To see all the new products, check the store here.
My card today uses the new Butterfly Garden stamp.
These images are just screaming to be colored, and I thought it would be fun to give them a slightly messy watercoloring. After stamping the image onto watercolor paper, I used watercolors to color the images. I made sure my paintbrush was nice and juicy and colored outside of the lines. I love how the colored blended together.
After it was dry, I added some sparkly Stickles just for good measure.
Cathy will be your next stop along the hop. Have a great day!
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Recipe:
STAMPS: Butterfly Garden - Serendipity Stamps
CARDSTOCK: Watercolor paper
INK: Onyx Black Versafine - Tsukineko
OTHER: Stardust Stickles - Ranger Industries; Watercolor paints
I love your "messy" watercolor look. It really makes this card cheerful. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWOW!Very pretty,love the stamp,coloring is great!
ReplyDeleteThat butterfly garden stamp is simply precious!
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty Anya...love that you colored outside the lines and used watercoloring.
ReplyDeleteThe messy look is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove this stamp in pastels.It can be colored in so many different ways.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty soft watercolors Anya! Love the look of the very slightly messy painting just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnya I just love the soft water colors of your card!
ReplyDeleteLove this stamp and your watercolor technique!
ReplyDeleteYour watercoloring technique fits so well with the whimsy of the design.
ReplyDeleteThis is so soft and dreamy - I never even thought of watercolors - looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card. I love the watercoloring.
ReplyDeleteLove the pastels and the sparkle.
ReplyDeleteI love the soft watercolor technique! A perfect spring image!
ReplyDeleteThis is so very pretty. Your water coloring is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAwesome image. I love how you color it. TFS
ReplyDeleteThe colors are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo simple yet so sweet. It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBear Hugs,
Carol
Great new stamp and love how you used the watercolors to paint it -sounds easy to do, but looks so great ! Thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteLove the new flower stamp and the coloring as well as colors on your card. TFS.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and I love your soft colors, so sweet.
ReplyDeleteSo simple, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely image and great coloring :)
ReplyDeleteYou girls are showing just how versatile these stamps can be. Beautiful! Thanks for an opportunity to win some gorgeous stamps.
ReplyDeleteThe colors you used work well with the bleeding watercolor technique. The image is very light-hearted.
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