Playing with watercolours!

A bright birthday card for a friend! I have been trying different things with some Koi Watercolours...for this card I started out with a piece of watercolour paper, spritzed it wet and started to apply 3 different colours, while still wet, I used a sponge to get some texture.

The stamp is from Magenta, I have used it a lot lately, it's just so pretty,  I think. Sentiment from Just Rite.

                             Hope you like it! Till next time, Anja

C4C283, watercoloured mallards

Hello Ladies,

Posting from my phone, while our computer is occupied by my university student.

This card is for the Crazies, www.crazy4challenges.blogspot.com

This week we would like to see your cards/projects with a bird or birds.

I watercoloured  this Northwood stamp with tombo markers.

Hope you like it! Till next time, Anja

C4C282,it is sketch time!

Hello Ladies! It is the third week of the month and that means the Crazies are challenging you with a sketch. You can check it out www.crazy4challenges.blogspot.com

I used some red bister for the background, totally crazy about bister!

The bigger butterfly is from the Silhouette, the smaller one from Cheery Lynn, sentiment unknown.

Hope you like it, Anja

Mixed media card

Happy Friday! Here is my card for the SGD blog today, you can check it out HERE.

I will try a little harder to update my blog more...life just gets in the way sometimes...I do have a bunch of card to share, so stay tuned! Have a great day, Anja

C4C 280, a daisy card!

Hello Friends! Saturday means a new challenge over at the CRAZIES. The flower of the month April is a Daisy, so that's the challenge, use a daisy on your card/project.

I couldn't  find my daisy dies......my craft room is a bit of a disaster, lol. The Silhouette helped me out, I made the background with watercolours and then I sprayed pearl glimmermist over it, once it was dry, I added a few dots, the sentiment and the cut out daisy. Love the Spring colours!

Check out the challenge or let us inspire you! Till next time, Anja