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Celebratory Wine Bottle and Glass Watercolour Card

A project from our live show CREATE AND CRAFT - NEW AND EXCLUSIVE - Join Toni for her latest products and inspiration show 2 - Broadcast 12th Oct 22 · 12/10/2022 · watch it from 28:45

Celebratory Wine Bottle and Glass Watercolour Card - the finished project
The finished project

Create an elegant celebration card featuring a watercolour wine bottle and glass on a sophisticated gold-framed background. Using the lamination stamp technique, you'll build up rich purple and pink tones for the bottle and glass, set against a soft halo background created with gentle ink blending. This refined design is perfect for birthdays, anniversaries and special celebrations.

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Step by step

  1. Step 1: Position a piece of white cardstock on your cutting mat. Use a Halo tool or masking tape to hold a section in

    Position a piece of white cardstock on your cutting mat. Use a Halo tool or masking tape to hold a section in place on the cardstock, creating a masked area where you'll work from the outside in with colour.

    ▶ watch this step (28:45)
  2. Step 2: Lightly dust yellow ink around the edges of the masked area on the white card, working from the outside inward

    Lightly dust yellow ink around the edges of the masked area on the white card, working from the outside inward. Use a blending tool or sponge to apply the ink gently.

    ▶ watch this step (29:00)
  3. Step 3: Apply orange ink over the yellow area, keeping it slightly more concentrated towards the outer edges and not e

    Apply orange ink over the yellow area, keeping it slightly more concentrated towards the outer edges and not extending as far inward as the yellow to create depth and dimension.

    ▶ watch this step (29:15)
  4. Step 4: Carefully peel away the masking tape from the card to reveal the soft yellow halo background effect around whe

    Carefully peel away the masking tape from the card to reveal the soft yellow halo background effect around where your stamped images will be.

    ▶ watch this step (29:30)
  5. Step 5: Using the blending brushes, pick up the yellow and orange colours from your watercolour background. Apply thes

    Using the blending brushes, pick up the yellow and orange colours from your watercolour background. Apply these colours to the solid portions of the wine bottle and glass stamp, inking the areas that will show the liquid inside.

    ▶ watch this step (30:00)
  6. Step 6: Spray the inked stamp with water to activate the watercolour effect. The water will blend the yellow and orang

    Spray the inked stamp with water to activate the watercolour effect. The water will blend the yellow and orange inks together to create a soft gradient.

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  7. Step 7: Stamp the solid wine bottle image onto your prepared yellow and orange blended background card. Position the s

    Stamp the solid wine bottle image onto your prepared yellow and orange blended background card. Position the stamp carefully and press firmly to ensure a clear impression.

    ▶ watch this step (30:30)
  8. Step 8: Ink the second layer outline stamp in black and carefully stamp it over the first watercoloured layer, alignin

    Ink the second layer outline stamp in black and carefully stamp it over the first watercoloured layer, aligning it to create the definition and detail over the background colours.

    ▶ watch this step (31:00)
  9. Step 9: Position the sentiment stamp '100 chance of wine' below the watercolour design and stamp it using black ink on

    Position the sentiment stamp '100 chance of wine' below the watercolour design and stamp it using black ink onto the card.

    ▶ watch this step (31:30)
  10. Step 10: Add white gel pen highlights to the wine glass and bottle to create sparkle and dimension. Focus on areas wher

    Add white gel pen highlights to the wine glass and bottle to create sparkle and dimension. Focus on areas where light would naturally catch, such as the rim of the glass and the bottle's surface.

    ▶ watch this step (32:00)
  11. Mount your finished watercolour panel onto coordinating cardstock to complete your celebratory wine bottle and glass card. ▶ watch 32:30

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