Thinking of you Lilies in a watering can square card - Day 270 of my 365 day challenge

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Thinking of you Lilies in a watering can square card - 
Day 270 of my 365 day challenge

 Hi Craft addicts!

 Today's card (Day 270 of my 365 day challenge) is one I made using a pre printed image from Chameleon Note cards and some watercolours.


How I made this card:-

  • I took the pre printed A6 Lilies in a Watering Can topper from Chameleon's Note cards and coloured it in using a variety of products - 
  • The watering can was coloured in using Grey shades of Prism markers deciding where the shading should be and leaving the central part of it lighter to make it more 3 dimensional.
  • I then coloured the lilies and leaves using pink and green markers again trying to give them a sense of dimension.
  • Once I was happy with the colouring in, I then took some Creata Bleeding Art tissue and placed blues and green sheets (having torn them into strips first) on a glass mat and added some water to them and then used a paint brush to create the background.
  • Once the sky and grass was completed, I took a small piece of brown and lightly coloured the bottom of the topper to add some grounding to the watering can.
  • I edged it with both a black and green alcohol markers, added it to a panel of green Mirri card using some fingerlift tape and then placed that on to a slightly larger panel of Silver holographic Mirri card.
  • I then added the whole image on to a 7" x 5" black pearlescent card from Create & Craft using some PVA glue.
  • Finally, I took the Thinking of You sentiment (from a Year of Sentiments pad from Craftwork Cards) and spritzed it with some red and orange Tattered Angels Glimmer mist.
  • Once it was dry, I used some foam pads to add it to the middle of the card. 

And there you are - a homemade/handmade card that is made using only a few products but would be lovely to send to someone to say you are thinking of them...

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Products and items you may need to make this project
  • 7" x 5" Black Pearlescent card and envelope from Create & Craft's Core Collection
  • Lilies in Watering can topper from Chameleon Note cards set
  • Thinking of you sentiment from a Year of Sentiments paper pad from Craftwork Cards
  • Silver Holographic Mirri Card
  • Green Mirri Card
  • Orange and red Tone Glimmer Mist sprays from Tattered Angels
  • Greys, pinks, greens and black alcohol markers
  • Bleeding Art tissue papers from Creata
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue or Connect glue from Gina K
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