Brusho in the garden
Posted: July 28, 2015 Filed under: Brusho | Tags: Brusho, Fabriano Watercolour Paper, Penny Black creative dies 6 Comments
I tried out yet another watercolour powder recently when I got together with some arty crafty friends. Brusho seems to be similar to Color Burst and has a lovely range of bright colours. The panel featured on the card above was cut from one of my first experiments. I sprinkled green, blue, orange and yellow brusho powders on watercolour paper then spritzed and tilted the paper to let the colours blend a little. I did walk away (to eat chips) and let it dry alone. You can see some sections of the paper remained without colour.
The multicoloured panel seemed a good match for the intricate garden die I had not used before now. I tried backing it with green and white but the contrast of the black card base was the most effective.
Supplies:
Stamps: Snippets (Penny Black)
Inks: Brusho watercolour powders
Cardstock: Fabriano cold pressed watercolour paper
Creative die: In the garden (Penny Black)
Heather Telford 
I use Brushos – living in England – and have a wonderful time with them. I love the way you have diecut your masterboard, I may have to go out and buy a fancy die now!! lol
this card is so to my taste!!
Thanks for sharing
Heather
Which of the powdered water colours do you prefer. I am finding them so intriguing and may purchase some. Thanking you in advance,
Dianne Blencoe
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I am really enjoying the earthy colours in the Bistre collection and don’t mind dropping them from the tip of a brush. The Color Burst bottles with fine nozzle ends are definitely a good idea though for avoiding spillage or other accidents!
This is absolutely fabulous! I love the Brushos on the die cut against that black background – looks awesome! I must have a go at something similar. I have just started playing with my Brushos – I used them once before a while ago, but made three cards last week and loved playing with them! xxx
This is a beautiful die and love the Brusho colours on the watercolour paper which has cut beautifully. Brushos are something I have not had a go at yet. x
My set of Brushos arrived from the UK last week, but I haven’t had time to play with them yet. Love the intricate flower panel against the black background.