Watercolor Block Stamping
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Creating watercolor backgrounds with ink, water, and an acrylic block.
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• Hero Arts My Monthly Hero July Kit -- ldli.co/e/2z2dy
• Hero Arts Little Florals Stamps -- ldli.co/e/52rkq
• Hero Arts Summer Garden Stamps -- ldli.co/e/3ypze
• Hero Arts Daisy and Bugs Set -- ldli.co/e/mnmqp
• Hero Arts Thanks Stamp and Cuts -- ldli.co/e/elkgx
• Hero Arts Thanks Stamp and Cuts -- ldli.co/e/q06le
• Hero Arts White Embossing Powder -- ldli.co/e/j6e3x
• Hero Arts White Embossing Powder -- ldli.co/e/ylxnd
• Hero Arts Clear Embossing Powder -- ldli.co/e/p0npz
• Hero Arts Clear Embossing Powder -- ldli.co/e/r4yxx
• Hero Arts 3x3 Acrylic Block -- ldli.co/e/o7ey3
• Hero Arts 3x3 Acrylic Block -- ldli.co/e/lr060
• Hero Arts 3x4.5 Acrylic Block -- ldli.co/e/xoegl
• Hero Arts 3x4.5 Acrylic Block -- ldli.co/e/1dnk4
• Hero Arts Heat Gun -- ldli.co/e/dq0me
• Hero Arts Heat Gun -- ldli.co/e/zx15d
• Mini Distress Ink Pads -- ldli.co/e/9morm
• Mini Distress Ink Pads -- ldli.co/e/knk7e
• Sewing Machine -- amzn.to/2twIPgf
• Heavy Duty Thread -- amzn.to/2sdKfIA
• VersaMark Ink -- ldli.co/e/75xq4
• VersaMark Ink -- ldli.co/e/nem2z
• Hero Arts Silver Ink -- ldli.co/e/62rmx
• Hero Arts Silver Ink -- ldli.co/e/g1grx
• VersaFine Onyx Black Pigment Ink -- ldli.co/e/01pz6
• VersaFine Onyx Black Pigment Ink -- ldli.co/e/42k46
• Wink of Stella Clear -- ldli.co/e/2z2ny
• Wink of Stella Clear -- ldli.co/e/52r5q
• Uni-Ball Signo White Gel Pen -- ldli.co/e/3ypge
• Uni-Ball Signo White Gel Pen -- ldli.co/e/mnm0p
• Tim Holtz Distress Sprayer -- ldli.co/e/elkqx
• Tim Holtz Distress Sprayer -- ldli.co/e/q06je
• Tombow Mono Sand Eraser -- ldli.co/e/j6e9x
• Tombow Mono Sand Eraser -- ldli.co/e/ylx4d
• MISTI Stamping Tool -- ldli.co/e/p0nez
• MISTI Stamping Tool -- ldli.co/e/r4ypx
• Bar Magnet -- ldli.co/e/o7e33
• Embossing Magic Powder Bag -- ldli.co/e/lrm00
• Embossing Magic Powder Bag -- ldli.co/e/xolel
• PenBlade Craft Knife -- ldli.co/e/1dpn4
• Ranger Brushes -- ldli.co/e/dq70e
• Ranger Brushes -- ldli.co/e/lrm0o
• Tim Holtz Guillotine Trimmer -- ldli.co/e/xoleo
• Tim Holtz Guillotine Trimmer -- ldli.co/e/1dpn6
• Tim Holtz Tonic Craft Mini Snips Scissors -- ldli.co/e/dq70d
• Tim Holtz Tonic Craft Mini Snips Scissors -- ldli.co/e/zxr1m
• Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Paper -- ldli.co/e/9mdoz
• Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Paper -- ldli.co/e/knqk9
• Ranger Watercolor Paper -- ldli.co/e/756x9
• Ranger Watercolor Paper -- ldli.co/e/neqmo
• Hero Arts Envelopes -- ldli.co/e/62lrd
• Tombow Extreme Adhesive -- ldli.co/e/g1qgy
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family is important and you are an amazing lady who puts them first. Your children will always remember that as they grow and as they have their own families. God Bless you and your family.
By the way, these are beautiful cards.
I don't know how I missed this one! LOVE THE POUNCE Looks like a card you'd by in a store. Best compliment you can give a card maker! You are awesome! You teach so well. I always here you in my head "make sure it is dry" LOL!!!
Once again, Jennifer, you have produced some lovely pieces of work. I love the added touch of needlework to your cards. I can’t wait to try out your ideas.
Many thanks and kind regards
Jacqueline
Your work is beautiful Simplicity is an art. These cards have beautiful colors and look wonderful. Thank you.
These are absolutely lovely. And they look like they're so much fun to make. Can't wait to try this. BTW, I never mind your longer videos -- your content is always worth it. In fact, I tend to like your longer videos even more. Thanks, Jennifer, for all you share.
Fabulous! Your videos are never too long!
This is an awesome, easy way to lay down color really fast. Love it! The handmade paper is really cool. Sewing is my first love. I'll have to try it on cards.
Thank you for an informative video. Beautiful cards. I appreciate that you leave in your "oopses" and explain how you incorporated them into your design. Happy accidents!!
Can't wait to try this technique and your stitched flowers in the bowl you used as a weight are so beautiful!
Wow, this is something even I can do without messing it up. TYFS.
As always, nice work and easy to follow directions to recreate.
Thank you for reminding me of this technique. I used it years ago, but had completely forgotten how fun and pretty it is. Your cards are always beautiful.
Boy, Jennifer....did your video brighten my day today!! I haven't done this type of smooshing in quite some time but these stunning cards are such a wonderful inspiration. Thanks so much for sharing and for continuing to bring us all so much joy! ~HUGS~ (PS: Your videos are NEVER too long. Ever!)
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Such sweet and beautiful cards. Thank You
Beautiful, every last one!!!!
You are the best !!! Really love your videos!!! Thank you !!!!!
I so enjoyed this video. I will definitely be trying this technique soon. Thanks for all the inspiration you give in your tutorials.
Just love this technique, thanks for sharing!!
Love these cards. I will be trying this technique.
I love how you are always the first to showcase the latest MMH! So cute!! Can't wait! Such a great technique!
That was helpful because I have been looking for some more ways to use my watercolours. Can't wait for your next series!
Awesome video. Can't wait to try this. Thanks so much!!
These are beautiful!
Hi More Gorgeous cards,thankyou.
Great technique . Thanks for the videos
Just lovely!
Wow, just lovely....
Fabulous cards!!
Thank you. This was fun.
Beautiful Cards! And.... Your videos could NEVER be too long! Thanks so much for sharing.
Donna Okoniewski I agree her videos could never be too long!
Your cards are stunning!
Leanne Mitchem I third that. Never too long. I always enjoy watching them and learn every time.
Jennifer, you are such an honest pro! You add such value and authenticity by sharing oopsies, how you recover from them and your beautiful final results! Your video can't be too long, lol. LOVE watching.... Thanks!
I don't know why, but I got a chuckle out of watching what heavy things you used to weight the block onto the cards from water bottles to cutting machines to bowls full of adhesives, lol.
you never disappoint.... ..love this technique! I could watch you all day, your voice is so soothing!
I appreciate your videos so much! You do a terrific job of demonstrating and explaining. These are beautiful cards. Thank you!
I really love the techniques. I do love the handmade paper and would like to give that a try. The only problem is tearing any paper is way outside my comfort zone. I'm afraid tearing the handmade paper would cause me great anxiety. I'll have to work up to that.
Thank you for revisiting an old technique for newbies to learn. Keep up the awesome work.
These are fantastic Jennifer. I still have handmade paper from those days. I even still have some of the thick paper like you used.... (Hoarder???) LOL
This is a great technique.
I can't say anything better than what has all been said already. Thank you so much for taking the time to remind us of old techniques, and introducing new techniques! You have a wonderful way of making things very doable! Thanks again!
Great idea
Thank you
Love this technique! Couldn't help but giggle at all the variations on "heavy objects" that you put to use, I was half expecting to see one of the kids' hands holding one down ;)
What are all the pretty flowers in bowl you use for weight? They are so cute
The cards in this video are so strikingly beautiful, Jennifer. Can't wait to try this technique! Thanks so much for bringing something "old" to those of us to are something "new" to card making.
Nice! 👌 I think I’m going to experience with watercolour pens. Thank you 😊
Beautiful backgrounds. It ls always nice t o bring back the old techniques. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent video as usual. Thanks for the tip for tearing the watercolour paper. TFS!
This is a gorgeous technique, thanks for sharing. I am glad you got to spend some time with your kids, just know you were missed.
Thank you for taking time out of your busy Summer to think of us!! Love these cards!! 😀💞
I love using watercolor techniques and I've tried this one before. BUT, I didn't place something heavy on the block and let it sit for 5 minutes. I can see in your video what a difference this makes! I can't wait to try this. Thank you, once again, for sharing another wonderful tutorial. I LOVE your videos!!!
I missed you 😯
l love your cards. Whenever I see your name, I know you won't disappoint a newer card maker. I have been hunting for your colorful envelopes. Where do you get them? Thanks
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If you can't say something nice then don't say nothing at all. love the cards Jennifer thanks for everything yo do. Hugs n kisses and have a blessed day.
Beautiful cards!!! That super textured paper is AWESOME!
So elegant and beautiful, bless out for sharing your talents with us.
thank you for revisiting this technique. I did not realize that leaving a weighted block to sit on the watercolor paper would result in a brighter, richer color for the end result. I may need to invest in a few more blocks! #commentkindness
Stunning cards! ❤️ I can't get enough of your videos 🙂👍🏻
Such a fun technique and your cards are gorgeous, Jennifer! Thanks so much for sharing this video with us!
Jen where do you get all of your ideas??!! You are so good at this! I can't wait to see your videos when I get an alert! I am so excited to try this! Thanks for sharing your gift with all of us!
So pretty! I'd never thought of leaving the block on the paper to let it absorb--I'm always so impatient!
I love this technique. Would this technique work with the Distress Oxide inks?
Thanks. Will have to try it. Would like to see what you have done.
WOW must be the time for this again lol I taught this technique last week at my new Stampin' and Campin' class :)
Wow - these are amazing and so beautiful. I am going to try this technique with my tombow markers and some blocks and water. Thanks for letting us know the alternatives too.
Hello Jennifer- These cards are lovely! Thank you for sharing the technique! I love that you always experiment with supplies to change them up & get more use out of supplies! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Jennifer! I love watching your videos and learning your techniques! I have such trouble making cards for men though. I would love to see a video geared towards men! 😊 Thanks for all you do!!
TFS! I'll definitely be trying this technique. All of the cards came out so lovely.
I love this technique and your work. I have to say I got a good laugh seeing all the different containers/mugs/bowls that hold various tools that you used to weigh down the acrylic block - because I'm the same way!! 😂 Whether I'm actually sitting in my craft area or toting things around the house while refereeing offspring battles - I use various small baskets/mugs/jars/etc to keep everything separate so I'm not having to sift through things in the current craft carting bag/basket or even around my desk. My husband thinks I'm nuts cuz I have a love of containers/baskets/jars/etc almost equal to my love of crafty stuffs. lol 😂
Beautiful cards! And for those of us who mess up it's nice to know even you do, and show ideas to fix those mess ups.
Beautiful set of cards. Love how you used the blocks to apply the color. Brilliant. So much easier than using acetate. Thanks for sharing.
Love these cards! And I appreciate that you show a technique and then many examples. I LOVE the long videos!!
I am so trying this.....awesome look.
hi Jennifer !!! I from URUGUAY I LOVE YOU!!! CONGRATULATIONS! TAHNKS !
Geez. You do an amazing job each time 👍🏼💕✨you never disappoint me. Would love to win this July kit 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✅✅✅
What beautiful cards! I've always loved the background 'wash' look, but haven't really done it yet. This is exactly what I like because the background still takes center stage! Too many others end up hiding it with too much added. Thanks!
Jennifer, everything you do is amazing but this technique is absolutely wonderful and all the cards you made are sooo beautiful! Thank you for all the videos you make. ❤️❤️❤️
Such a beautiful tutorial 😘🙌🏻I am so addicted to your videos 👍🏼can you please make a tutorial for watercolour butterfly technique?please
Great technique and as always beautiful cards! Thanks for all you do for us!!
Love this type of inking. Like the definite shape of the block you used. I've done similar, but all over the card front eith markers on plastic bag, spray with water and lay paper on top. Once you start you hate to stop. I see this is another fun way and I'm going to HAVE to do it. Sewing on cards,paper is fun. And you can play with your machine and tey out all the decorative stitches on your machine.and get different looks. Just don't stitch too close- small of stitch. It would perpetrate it. Thanks for Sharing. Can't wait to have some fun. Love the hand made paper and the edge you can have. Thanks again.
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❤ I love watercolors ! That's been my favorite medium for decades and decades. I've discovered using alcohol in place of water gives me all sorts of various effects as backgrounds. But, using my acrylic blocks is new.
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Do you cover the stitching on the inside of the card?
Just love all the colour combinations. So many choices. Going to give it a try. Ashamed to admit I have never tried anything like this and nearly 70. Ne'er too late 👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️
I just loved each of the examples!!! You are so kind for sharing!!! Thank you!!!!
Thank you for showing another way to make watercolor backgrounds without using a brush. I'm not very good using a brush, so techniques like this really help me. :)
Jennifer you can take off as long as you want especially when you come back like gang busters like today. You need to charge yourself up once in awhile so go with love...then come back like you did today with gang busters....Fantastic...loved it as always.
Awesome video. Thank you for all of the in depth explaining and demonstrating. Have never really done this technique much because mine never really turned out. Can't wait to retry. Love all of the cards
Love this! Quick and easy and I can make lots in my limited time. Thanks, Jennifer!
I just love love love this technique, it may be a oldie, but its new to me. I have pulled out water color paper, distress inks, blocks and my distress water bottle. Thank you so much Jennifer for bringing your older techniques to the front again. Some of us are still learning.
Wow! You really packed a lot of info into this video. Thank you for sharing both the technique and completed examples of how you finished off the cards using the panels you created. Thank you! This is inspiring!
Great video. I've tried this technique before. Not very good results. The ink/water runs off the block before I can get it on the paper. I've tried it with a lot of water and not so much water. Never looks like yours. What am I doing wrong?
I'm new to all this, could I use distress oxide inks?
Love this technique! And the "long" video... I get excited when I see that one of your videos is longer than 10 minutes! :)
This technique is so gorgeous. I'm new at card making and never would have thought to ink up an acrylic block to achieve this look.
Also, that watercolour paper looks like so much fun!
Thank you for the videos!
Your videos are always full of fun techniques & ideas. I get so inspired by you & your projects! Thank you so much for sharing these ideas with us. I look forward to your next one!
Love this technique - especially the splatter version & when you didn't smoosh the block down. I'm going to have to try it.
It would be pretty if you sprayed it with shimmer mist instead of just water!
Awesome video and fabulous cards. I love doing this technique but usually take the block straight off. I am going to try leaving the block on with something heavy as you do as I love your results, thank you so much for the idea and the inspiration! xxx
Thanks for sharing this!! I hadn't seen this technique before and will be making several cards with it. Thanks also for uploading videos that are refreshing, kind and fun. Have a great day!!
Hi Jen, I have been stamping for many yrs, but so appreciate you revisiting techniques of old. I have learned some new tips and will enjoy trying this one again. You are awesome, my dear. Keep up the good work. Hugs
Thank you for reminding me of this fun technique that I haven't used for many yrs. I love the cards you made. I love your Video Jennifer and always look forward to watching them. Thank you
Love all these cards. I have had a machine bought for cards for years. Time to use it!! You also increased my interest in Hero Arts stamps. Thanks!! Marsha
Love this technique. Have never tried it before but seems wonderful for mass producing! Thanks for sharing
This is so gorgeous. Wonder how it would look with distress oxides? As far as not making as many videos lately, we'll be here. Your kids are only little once, so you have to absorb every second you can! It goes by way too fast :).
Awesome video. I love all the different color designs and the stitching around is a great touch. What brand/color gray cardstock did you use? I love the gray against the white watercolor paper.