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Un proyecto de nuestro programa en vivo EXCLUSIVA CREATE AND CRAFT - Acompaña a Toni EN VIVO en su nuevo lanzamiento FLOWERS FOR YOU - transmitido el 31 de marzo 22 · 31/03/2022 · velo desde 14:30

Create a beautiful watercolour card featuring an abstract sunray design in soft turquoise and grey tones. Using a die as both a stencil and decorative element, you'll build up delicate watercolour washes to create an artistic background, then frame it with an elegant die-cut border for a sophisticated layered finish. This technique combines die-cutting with watercolour painting to produce a unique, contemporary card perfect for any occasion.
Place a piece of white watercolour card on your craft mat.
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Position the Sunray die on top of the watercoloured card panel to use as a stencil. Centre it carefully on the card.
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Mezcla tres tonos de acuarela azul en tu paleta. Use your brush to blend the colours together, creating variations from light to dark blue tones.
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Using a paintbrush, apply the blue watercolours across the sunray die and onto the card beneath it, creating a two-toned effect that covers both the die-cut area and the background.
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Carefully remove the die from the card panel and allow the paint to dry slightly before proceeding.
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Using a paintbrush, add splats or additional ink details across the watercolour background for extra texture and interest.
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Use a heat gun to completely dry the watercolour background on your card panel. Hold the heat gun over the wet areas until the ink is fully dry.
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Mount the painted watercolour background onto a piece of black card to create a base layer. This will frame the design and add depth to your finished card.
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Die-cut the Sunray border from white card. Ink the die-cut piece with a dark ink pad using a brush technique, applying the ink to create depth and dimension.
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Apply plenty of glue to the back of the black-edged die-cut sunray border. Adhere it firmly to the top of the watercolour background card, ensuring it is well positioned.
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