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Red and Gold Poinsettia Watercolour Card

A project from our live show MONDAY PODCAST - Join me for my latest news and updates - Broadcast 2nd OCT 2023 · 02/10/2023 · watch it from 10:45

Create a traditional Christmas card using the Merry and Bright lamination stamp set. The two-part stamp technique produces a beautiful hand-painted watercolour effect with realistic poinsettias in deep reds and burgundy tones, finished with gold metallic detail.

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Step by step

  1. Cut a piece of white card stock to your desired size for the card base. ▶ watch 10:45
  2. Ink up the solid portion of the lamination stamp with red ink on your acrylic block. ▶ watch 11:00
  3. Add a touch of blue ink to the centre of the stamped area to create a burgundy tone. ▶ watch 11:15
  4. Spray the inked stamp with water three times to activate the watercolour effect. ▶ watch 11:30
  5. Press the stamp firmly onto your white card and allow the ink to be absorbed. ▶ watch 12:00
  6. Repeat the stamping process in different areas of the card to build a bouquet of poinsettias. ▶ watch 12:30
  7. Allow the card to dry completely before proceeding to the next step. ▶ watch 13:00
  8. Use an antistatic bag to remove any moisture from the card surface. ▶ watch 23:15
  9. Ink up the outline portion of the lamination stamp with sticky ink pad in gold metallic colour. ▶ watch 23:30
  10. Stamp the outline detail over the watercoloured poinsettias, offsetting slightly for a hand-painted effect. ▶ watch 24:00
  11. Dust the card with embossing powder to prepare for heat setting. ▶ watch 24:30
  12. Heat set the embossed detail with a heat gun until the powder melts and sets. ▶ watch 29:00

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