Very Merry
Posted: December 21, 2015 Filed under: Peace & Harmony, Stamped Landscapes | Tags: Brusho, Fabriano Watercolour Paper, Penny Black creative dies, Penny Black stamps 9 Comments
As we approach Christmas Day I will share the last of the cards I created to give away this year. I don’t plan to go into detail about techniques this week but will link to cards created in a similar way so you can read those instructions if you are interested. I will list below the supplies used I used to create each card. The technique for today’s feathered and blended tree scene is explained here.
We hosted a cello recital at our home yesterday for a friend so that gave me a deadline to have our tree decorated and the window hung with lights and greenery. My daughter and I did some baking but there is more to come. I always make gingerbread so that is one of the next tasks on my list. I like making it but you can probably guess that it’s the decorating I enjoy most. For years we made gingerbread houses or structures but I think it will just be cookies this year. (you can see what my children and their friends have built in past years on my other blog)
Santa is dropping off a guest from Australia on his way through Ottawa very early Christmas morning so there is still some cleaning and organizing to get her room ready.
Supplies:
Stamps: Peace & Harmony (PB)
Dies: A Very Merry (PB)
Paint: Brusho
Inks: memento Olive Grove, Cottage Ivy (Tsukineko)
Cardstock: Fabriano 100% cotton hot pressed watercolour paper, green cardstock
Also: masking fluid
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I absolutely love your watercolor stamped cards. I am inspired and ordered PB stamps so I can try your techniques. Happy holidays.
I’m so glad to have inspired you. I’m sure you will enjoy your PB stamps.
I sure have enjoyed your series of Christmas and Winter cards. And now I see your wonderful talent for building with gingerbread. What wonderful memories your family surely has from this tradition over the years. It sounds like you are having a wonderful holiday season filled with family and friends. My best to you for a Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones too, Carol. Thanks for all the encouragement you leave me.
This is such a lovely scene, Heather! Loved looking at your gingerbreads! What fun! Our 2 youngest grandchildren put their hands to rolling, cutting and decorating gingerbread cookies yesterday. They had such a good time! Nothing as lovely and intricate as your projects, but they were pretty pleased with themselves. What a joy to watch! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas!
Thank you Bonnie, I’m glad you like this one; I wondered if it had got too watery! Thank you so much for the lovely card you sent; it is so elegant and looks lovely on my window ledge.
Beautiful card, sounds like your days are full of hustle and bustle!
Hi Heather, it’s been a while…that I have commented….always watching your lovely creations but not the time to comment on all……beautiful watercolor scene and love your video tutorial of it, thanks for sharing! Have lovely days and a wonderful 2016!
This is yet another gorgeous watercolour creation Heather and such pretty colours too. You always do this so well. x