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Friday, 1 September 2017

HLS September Watercolour Challenge

Well hello there! Welcome to a brand new month! We have our first challenge kicking off over at Happy Little Stampers and it is our -


We want you to make anything you like as long as there are watercolours involved. This month our optional twist is Spritz - get those water misters out and spritz away!! I did on two cards :)

For my first card, I spritzed a little water straight onto my cardstock and then sprinkled Violet Brusho over the water. It made a lovely background!



For my second card, I sprinkled the Brusho first and then spritzed it with water. This colour is Prussian Blue.




I really wanted the backgrounds to be the star so a simple die cut (in glitter foam) was all that was required for these.

Seriously the EASIEST way to create watercolour backgrounds in just seconds!

Our winner for this challenge will receive a $20 coupon to spend at the shop! Check out all the details HERE.

I hope to see you over at the challenge blog!



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6 comments:

  1. sandie1 September 2017 at 19:52

    And the background is the star! I sure do need a lesson as I just seem to get blobs! My lesson is not long away now!

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  2. K M Meena Herale1 September 2017 at 23:02

    Stunning background Kylie.

    Hugs xx
    Meena Herale

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  3. Nancy Penir 5 September 2017 at 22:43

    Wow! Looks so easy, and turns out beautiful!

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  4. Ina G6 September 2017 at 14:21

    I love how every time you use Brusho's it turns out so different every time. Sure made a cas card look fabulous. Great backgrounds for your die cuts Kylie. Love my Brusho's!

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  5. Grudniowe Handmade7 September 2017 at 20:23

    Wow! I love it :)

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  6. Inkyfingers8 September 2017 at 02:04

    I love how you get such a softer look when you spritz the water first Kylie. Lovely cards!
    Hugs
    Carol x

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