Watercoloring the Country Birdhouse by Stampin’Up!

A short video tutorial on how this cute stamp set Country Birdhouse was coloured applying the different techniques of watercoloring. The Country Birdhouse is a part of a suite collection that will be coming soon in the anual catalogue.
Materials:
Country Birdhouse stamp set by Stampin’Up!
A5 Size Watercolor Paper, 300gsm, cold pressed
3 Watercolor Brushes: Mop Brush, #3 Round Brush, #4 Round Brush
Clean jar of water
Clean rag
Various watercolor inks of your choice

[@ianandrissaseabolt637]

Beautiful card and informative tutorial. Thank you.

[@constancehollenbeck8528]

Lovely!

[@beverlypope7179]

Beautiful! Thank you!

[@Paperholicstamper]

Thank you ☺️

[@judevivier153]

Very lovely❤

[@Paperholicstamper]

Thank you! 😊

[@cdliteistubing]

Such a relaxing video.. Beautiful card. Thank you for sharing.

[@Paperholicstamper]

Thank you

[@wendyzilli9735]

Sooooo beautiful.
Great job⭐️

[@Paperholicstamper]

Thank you

[@Nicole-pu8ve]

What a stunning card! Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@Paperholicstamper]

Thank you

[@amazingcreations5218]

Lovely water colouring, I look forward to trying out some of the ideas you are sharing.

[@Paperholicstamper]

Thanks so much 😊

[@michaelcattanach]

Beautifully executed and so well explained. Thank you Mia.

[@Paperholicstamper]

You're so welcome!

[@ritabrandow1318]

Thank you for explaining and the card was really beautiful . The tips really helped me for I am just learning

[@Paperholicstamper]

You are so welcome

[@Paperholicstamper]

Masking is another great option for the bird to avoid overlapping the lines with the birdhouse, however, I intended to paint the tail and the lower part of the wing over with a dense consistency of turquoise and that would significantly “hide” or cover the lines. Hope this helps :)

[@ritabrandow1318]

May I ask? Why did you not make a mask for the bird and then stamp the birdhouse. You would not yhen the line in the bird. I was just wondering . Thank you , for sharing ❤️ 😊 🎉

[@Paperholicstamper]

Masking is a good approach or option to hide or "mask" certain lines of another image and avoid them overlapping, however in this project, I planned to color the bird's tail and part of its wing with a dense pigment of turquoise :)