3/17/2019

CAS Watercolour March Challenge - happy birthday

Jenny is hosting the CAS Watercolour Challenge this month and she chose "Watercolour on Vellum" as the theme.




Here's my card:



[How I made the card]
1. Cut a piece of vellum 3" x 3".
2. Put the vellum piece on the card base and gold heat embossed the dahlia on both the vellum and the card base.
3. Watercoloured the dahlia in red.
4. Heat embossed the sentiment in black.
5. Made a frame impression with a mod rectangle die on the card base.
6. Glued the vellum onto the card base and curled up one edge. (The vellum was warping a little, so it was easy to curl it.)





The challenge is open until March 24th.

Thanks for visiting me!


Stamp: Regarding Dahlias (Stampin' Up!), Birthday Builder (Altenew)
Paper: Whisper White, Vellum (Stampin' Up!)
Paints: Gansai Tambi (#32 Red, #36 Wine Red - Kuretake) 
Ink: VersaMark (Tsukineko)

Accessories: Die-namics Mod Rectangles STAX (My Favorite Things), Embossing Powder (Gold - Hero Arts, Black - Stampin' Up!), Connect Glue (Gina K)

14 comments:

  1. I really like the gold embossing with the pink water colouring, such a good idea to only cover part of the flower with the vellum, it is so effective xx

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  2. Truly lovely. Beautiful colors and a wonderful design. Bev

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  3. This is so soft and feminine and, well, simply breathtaking, Hideko! Hugs, Darnell

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  4. Beautiful gold heat embossing, lovely soft pink watercolouring, and a great idea to let one edge curl up! Thanks so much for joining us at CAS Watercolour.

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  5. Wow this is truly unique and creative! Absoloutely gorgeous! Thanks for joining the fun at CAS Watercolour.

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  6. Hideko this is an extraordinarily gorgeous design... it's as if that vellum is saying 'turn the page - the best is yet to come!' LOve it!
    =]

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  7. Love your unique card Hideko and the way you curled up one edge of the vellum is so creative. The dahlia looks striking and I love how you coloured the square of vellum to pop behind it. Stunning and a very beautiful card x.

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  8. Gorgeous card Hideko, so pretty and love the technique with the double embossed image and colouring just part of it, beautiful

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  9. Beautiful watercoloring on vellum, Hideko. The gold embossing elevates it to elegan status. Love how you “spotlighted” part of the dahlia in your design. xx

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  10. What an amazing, artistic card, Hideko! I LOVE the gold embossed dahlia and how it goes beyond the vellum to the card base! The vellum is colored beautifully and curling the corner adds to the artistry! Fantastic card, my friend!

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  11. Your gorgeous vellum and heat embossed dahlia are so creative, my friend. I love how you stamped and heat EB your flower on the card and square piece of vellum. So clever of you to curl the edge of the vellum and watercolor part of the vellum. You amaze me with your beautiful and unique CAS designs. TFS Hideko. Hugs...Nancy

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  12. LOVE it!! So beautiful and the curled edge gives it an artsy look. Your watercoloured dahlia is gorgeous, Hideko. Love it with the gold embossing. Beautiful design! xx

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  13. That is clever!! What a stunning result and amazing design!

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  14. So beautiful, Hideko! I especially love the natural curl of the vellum from the heat embossing--like it was meant to be!

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