Colour Inkspiration Challeges 2018

Colour Inkspiration Challenge

Teresa Brown
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Hi everyone I loved the colours in this challenge don't you they work so well together.
As I been doing watercolour class the last week I decided to watercolour this card using Stampin' Up! Watercolour Paper.
I also used the Wink of Stella Pen Glitter Brush picking up the colours inks for the Dragonfly
to give it a lovely glitter its hard to see in the photo
Have used the stamp set Dragonfly Dreams and the spots in Island Indigo I use out of
No Bones About it Stamp set .

I used the big shot and the Detailed Dragonfly Thinlits to die cut Dragonfly
I stamp out two in Memento Ink

Background is a wash. Wetting the water colour paper first using Aqua painter then adding
the colours so they run into each other.
I used the Mini Stampin' Dimensionals to add my two dragonfly.

Thank you for stopping by today.

Happy Stamping
Teresa

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