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Today, we're so lucky to have Sindhu Prajay joining us on the blog with a trio of stunning watercolor floral cards.
Hello everyone, Sindhu here. I'm so thrilled to be here today as a Guest Designer for MFT! I can't wait to show you what I created for today's post. I'm so grateful to MFT for this amazing opportunity. It is a dream come true for me.
The first card features the super gorgeous Rose Garden stamp set. I started by stamping the image onto a piece of Arches Cold Press 140 lb card stock. I wanted to do the no-line water technique on the image so I stamped the image with Natural Hybrid Ink. It is a very light coloured ink and sometimes it might be difficult to see the image clearly on a paper with a lot of texture. I used a MISTI to stamp the image multiple times so that it would be easier to see while colouring.
I used Daniel Smith watercolors to colour the entire image. I added a wash of watercolour, and after everything was dry, added white paint splatters.
For my second card, I used the single image from the same Rose Garden stamp set. On a piece of watercolour card stock, I stamped just the flower three times, masking the stem. I overlapped a couple of flowers. Before stamping, I masked all four edges of the card stock to have a clean border in the end. I painted them and added a light wash of watercolor. I embossed the big "You" sentiment, and added another coordinating sentiment on a strip of kraft card stock.
For my last card, I used the gorgeous Floral Focus stamp set. I stamped the image with Natural Hybrid Ink and coloured it with Daniel Smith watercolors. I die cut the image using coordinating Die-namics, but didn't use the whole image on the card — I just cut parts of the image from it. It was so easy to do as the image was already cut. I die cut a piece of watercolor card stock using the Wonky Stitched Rectangle STAX, and painted a light wash of watercolor as a backdrop for my image. I added a sentiment strip, and adhered the images.
I hope you like what I made — thanks for visiting and have a great day.
Hugs!
Sindhu
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13 comments
How beautiful! So much talent.
I haven’t dabbled in watercolor yet..these look a-ma-zing!!
What would we do without the inspiration of such talented people? Beautiful work.
I’m in love with the floral stamps and die. Absolutely gorgeous.
These flowers are beautiful!!! I love floral stamps & dies!!
I love these floral stamps and dies. They make such beautiful cards!
Just real and amazing artistic talent is a pleasure to behold! Thank you MFT for images like these which let all of us feel like artists and for having real artists like Sindhu inspire us with her beautiful works of art!! Hugs, Darnell
Lovely cards . . . beautiful, soft water coloring! A real inspiration for all of us. Thanks for sharing the talents of so many great people on the MFT blog!
Beautiful cards!!
Fabulous coloring, Sindhu!! Just can’t take my eyes off your cards! <3 <3 <3
Thank you so much for having me!! Hugs.. ❤
Beautiful watercoloring, Sindhu! Thank you for the inspiration.
Sindhu!! I am in awe of your talents, sweet girl! Absolutely breath taking water coloring! I’m going to practice – a LOT!!
MFT – thank you for sharing Sindhu’s skills with your fans!
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