Tuesday, November 29, 2016

#foolproofwatercolor

This is it. The absolute easiest watercolor project technique you will ever use. The results are stunning. The technique is super simple. The picture below is the piece I used for inspiration. I saw an ad for a local interior design company in a magazine and just snapped a picture of it. There will be link below to the full tutorial and supply list. 



My first project:
It is completely stunning in person!

The gold metallic cord worked well with the gold embossing.


My second project:
This was a piece I had trimmed and was going to throw away. I realized after looking it over that it would make a great gift tag. 


My final project:
I love the dreamy quality of this piece and think it would make a great Christmas card. 


Click here for the full pdf tutorial and supply list. Be gentle with me, it's the first tutorial I've ever done this way! Don't hesitate to email me with any questions you may have. Just know that I work somewhat long hours at my day job and it may be the next day before I get back to you with an answer. 



Need or want more color in your projects? I'm here to help you with that! If you are in the U.S., simply place an online order through my online store of at least $50 (before tax & shipping) and I will give you your choice of a Stampin' Up! Classic Ink Pad. In fact, place an online order of $80 or more (before tax & shipping) and I will give you your choice of 2 Stampin' Up! Classic Ink Pads. My special promotion ends on November 30, 2016. Your purchase can include sale items, so this is the perfect time to get more bang for your buck! Make sure you use the hostess code listed above at the right and do not check "no contact" from demonstrator, as this won't allow me to see  your contact information. Then send me an email with the subject line "I Want Ink" to stampinartfully@gmail.com  Tell me what color (or colors) you would like to add to your ink stash in the email. The ink pads will be shipped to all of you around the middle of December. 

I would appreciate it more than you know, if you ordered anything you need from my online store by clicking on the link above! As always, let me know if you have any questions about the project or the products used. Thanks for visiting my blog.

Artfully Yours,


Kim









25 comments:

  1. Breathtaking!!! I am in awe of your talent!

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    1. I just loved this card Kim, I want to give it a try as soon as I can

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  2. Oh wow Kim, that is drop dead gorgeous!!!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial

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  3. Oh my word. You are just amazing. Thanks for sharing your talent! I'd love for you to do a tutorial at Splitcoast - if this is your first tutorial I can't even imagine what is to come.

    You are a blessing.

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  4. Well....your technique and tutorial is fabulous Kim.....just love the cards.

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  5. Absolutely beautiful and the tutorial is great. Thanks so much for sharing

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  6. Thank you for sharing! Gorgeous card!

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  7. This is not a card -- this is quite simply a stunning piece of art! It's gorgeous and I will definitely be trying your tutorial. Thanks for sharing!

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  8. This is amazing! Thanks so much for sharing your artwork and the excellent tutorial! Can't wait to try it out!

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  9. Thank you for the tutorial. I cannot wait to try it!

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  10. Absolutely stunning. I love the color combinations and the technique is wonderful too. Beautiful work.

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  11. I think your tag would work as a bookmark as well. Any reader would be happy to get it! Just all beautiful.

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  12. Beautiful! And easy to follow directions. Can't wait to try it!
    Gale S.

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  13. What a cool technique! All those layers really have a great effect when you put them all together! I definitely neglect my neutral colors, it might be time to pull them out and give them some love: I feel totally inspired! Thank you for the directions, too. The tutorial was really helpful.

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  14. Wow! You did an awesome job with your tutorial and all 3 of your projects. So cool how you achieved so much texture detail from the baby wipes and stamps. By the end of step #7, the background looked like it would also make a cool cityscape. Thanks for sharing!

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  15. This is fabulous card (love a neutral palette) and a very detailed tutorial!!! May have to try it. Thanks!

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  16. Kim that is just gorgeous! Tutorial was spot on and I am running upstairs to my stamp room right now to recreate it. Great, great job and thanks so much for sharing!

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  17. Thanks for sharing this gorgeous card and tutorial. It's a masterpiece!!

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  18. Such a lovely card! Thanks for the great tutorial. I think I might give this technique a try.

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  19. For some reason the link to the PDF file and supply list is not working ??? Could be my phone. Would it be possible for you to send it to my Gmail account. Such gorgeous cards. Would love to learn the technique & the stamp set with the pretty tree in it. My address is : jokitty1234@gmail.com.
    Thanks so much for whatever you can do or any suggestions. Also for your time.
    JoLene

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  20. Kim, Your card is stunning! Thank you for sharing the tutorial!
    Mary

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  21. Absolutely Stunning! Thanks for sharing and for the tutorial!!

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  22. All I can say with all due regards, is simply stunning! My brain can not compute any other word!

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  23. Your cards are stunning. Thank you for sharing the details.

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