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Paint over invisible sepia-toned guides on special paper to create beautiful floral designs that look professionally painted. The guide underneath disappears as you add colour, giving you instant artist results with no cheating visible.
Gather your invisible ink paper pad and locate the sepia-toned guide printed on the back of the paper.
Position the paper with the guide visible, offsetting it slightly so you can see the design clearly as you work.
Pour dye-based coloured ink pads onto a palette or use watercolour paints from your collection.
Pick up water with your brush and blend it with the pale pink ink to create a workable paint consistency.
Follow the sepia guide underneath and paint the first flower head with the pink colour, working around the shape.
Paint additional flower heads with the same pink colour, following the guide to maintain perspective and shading.
Switch to a teal or green colour and paint the leaves, applying full overlay coverage to create light and shade effects.
Allow the painted design to dry completely, then cut the paper down the centre if there are two corner designs on one sheet.
Mat your painted design onto white cardstock to frame the artwork.
Stamp a sentiment from the collection onto the card using black ink, positioning it through or below the artwork.
Adhere the matted design to a coloured slimline card blank using foam dots or glue for dimension.
Optional: add gems or sparkles to embellish the card further if desired.
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