Watercoloring with Stencils with Pinkfresh Studio Chrysanthemum Stamps and Stencils!

Today, I'm sharing some tips about how to do some super quick and easy watercoloring using your layering stencils, dye inks, and a damp paintbrush! It's a simple technique for people who are just learning watercolor or want to dip their toe into the world of watercolor!
*Products Used*
Chrysanthemum Slimline Stamps: shrsl.com/3ek1z
Chrysanthemum Slimline Stencils: shrsl.com/3ek6r
Chrysanthemum Slimline Dies: shrsl.com/3ek21
Pop Out Diamonds Cling Stamp: shrsl.com/3ek6v
Simply Diamonds Die: shrsl.com/3ek6w
Mint Dye Ink: shrsl.com/3ek6y
Meadow Dye Ink: shrsl.com/3ek6z
Slumber Dye Ink: shrsl.com/3ek71
Blue Jay Dye Ink: shrsl.com/3ek73
Ecoline Liquid Watercolor Paper: shrsl.com/3ek75
Ink Stand Ink Pad Holders-Rectangle- shrsl.com/3jbrl
Hero Arts Blending Brush- shrsl.com/3jbrq
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(This video originally aired on the Pinkfresh Studio TH-cam channel.)

[@heatherfergusonsuprfoxdesigns]

Beautiful card, love the added depth with the water coloring.

[@susancarlson2547]

Love this card - and your teaching g content & style! Easy to understand & follow these complex techniques! Thanks fir sharing your creativity!

[@grannyz6939]

Using stencils to lay down your base watercolors is so clever. I love to paint with watercolors; but, I have a habit of over working my painting. Am looking forward to trying this method to see if it keeps my from doing that. I have just started watching your videos and I think all your projects I have seen are just so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. Granny