Hello Everyone ~ I am ready to show your a new technique I used on my Make My Monday card!
I got a lot of the Birthday Invitations completed yesterday at my craft day! I am hoping to finish them up today so I can deliver them tomorrow. Wish me luck! I also need to get my One Color Wonder card recorded so it is ready for Wednesday this week! I will be a busy girl today. Good thing I don’t have anything else going on.
At Make My Monday our challenge is
At The Beach
I recently saw a technique I remembered I wanted to try. I thought this would be the perfect challenge for that technique. The technique is plastic wrap watercolor. You start with a piece of plastic wrap larger than your watercolor paper. You spritz it with a lot of water. Then you drop reinkers on your plastic wrap ~ I used Pool Party, Marina Mist, and Dapper Denim. Next you take your watercolor paper and lay it onto the plastic wrap. Quickly flip the plastic wrap over and scrunch it up to form interesting patterns. Let it dry overnight. The next morning remove the plastic wrap. If it is not totally dry let it finish drying. The plastic wrap forms interesting patterns that dry to give you a fun background. I stamped and cut the coral and seashells and added them to my background. To finish it off I added some gold natural trim ribbon. This layer was attached to a Dapper Denim card base. Here is the completed creation.
inside of card and envelope
Stampin’ Up supplies used for my creation
Make sure you stop by the Make My Monday blog to see what the other ladies created for our At the Beach challenge.
Thanks for visiting me today and I hope I inspired you. What are your plans for today? I hope you have some time to be creative today. Have a Marvelous Monday and I hope my Make My Monday card made your day!
Robbie
this looks so fntastic, teamie!
hugs and kisses from germany,
silvi xoxo
Gorgeous card, lovely water effect, thank you for the details as looks like a good one to use. Good luck finishing your invites. Emma
Great card. I love your background.
The background looks great! I think I will also try this technique.
I love this technique and want to try it very soon! Your choice of colors were perfect for a water scene.
This is a new angle to the Plastic wrap Technique. I love it and will have to try it. Thanks for sharing, Joyce