The aqua painter is great because you fill the body/handle with water and squeeze it a bit to push more water to the brush end. I need to get a different type of stamping ink that wont run when painted on. For now I stick to using the paints for backgrounds. I have in the past used the paints on an embossed image and it worked great. The raised edges helped keep the colours from mixing. There is specific watercolour paper you can buy. I've used it before but it is quite expensive. I found that using my regular cardstock works fine. The only downfall of the regular cardstock is that if you use a lot of water the paper will curl or warp. I just wait for the card to dry then place a heavy book on it overnight to flatten.
The two cards today have painted backgrounds. I tried to mix the colours to create a sunset in the background on both.
The heart was coloured pink and then I went over it with my sparkle gell pen.
I cut out the island with my cricut.. and of course I added a small amount of glitter to the sunrise on the yellow and orange areas.
As promised yesterday I have a few stores for you to check out for digi-stamps. Most sites offer a few free stamps so you can try it out and see if you like them.
All That Scraps - I love their stamps!
Wow! Beautiful backgrounds! Awesome Job!
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