4 Easy watercolour Christmas cards - Watercolour Christmas card part3 - Holiday craft series 2017

Hi,
I recently made 4 more card designs using my watercolours. One of this design is inspired by an e-card that I got last year. These designs are simply hand drawn or handpainted no complicated steps & not so many supplies were involved in the making of this cards. I just used my watercolour paper and Sakura Koi watercolours and watercolour brushes.

Card 1involved painting stripes & trees
Card 2 is a collection of warm & cosy items like socks, hot chocolate & mittens
Card 3 has the design of triangle trees in a subtle teal blue background.
Card 4 was some presents hanged down from a tree branch

Supplies used are
Watercolour Sakura koi
watercolour paper Canson XL
Watercolour paper Strathmore
waterproof pen Pilot
Metallic acrylic paint
Watercolour brush  round no 4
Watercolour brush round n0 8
Watercolour brush round no 14
Watercolour brush Flat 3/4 inch

Watch the video for the tutorial.

Thank you
Ambili ( Amey )

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Lawnfawn challenge blog - Custom Sentiments

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Hi,
Today I am posting my lawnfawn challenge blog - custom sentiments. I used the fairy stamp set and Rileys ABC alphabet set for this challenge
I made a popup card and my custom sentiments are " Abracadabra " &  "you enchant me".
Have a look at the card.

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Amey Daniels

Card making - Simple Watercolour Card

Hello ,
Today onwards, I will be adding my card making blog. Card making was like my childhood hobbies. I usually make news cards from pictures and sentiments that I cut from my old cards.
I have a huge collection of cards and tags I made from my old cards
Today, I made a card using watercolours, that too made from inexpensive Crayola watercolour that I bought from Walmart. This watercolour was a random purchase from Walmart as the price was only USD 1.77. I am not sure of the actual price, but it was less than USD 2 for sure.
I used Canson Xl watercolour paper, that is is also a Walmart buy.
The colours are really bright, I have seen so many expert cardmakers using watercolour for card making, so I thought of doing the same. I used Crayola because I don't have any professional grade watercolours with me
The process was really simple and it turned out to be good.

Please don't forget to watch the 5-minute video tutorial of the same 

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