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#teamtinysummerfloralshop Featuring digital stamps by Summer Quarter Designs

 Hello There! I've got a fun watercolor card over on my YouTube Channel today.  It's another Team Tiny Video Hop and it's sponsored by Summer Quarter Designs.  Check out all the information below to their shop.  This month's hashtag is #teamtinysummerfloralshop.

 Here is that link: https://www.etsy.com/shop/summerquarterdesigns

She also has a great Instagram that features some of her artwork. Here is that link: www.instagram.com/summerquarters

I've also got a coupon code to share with you.  Use 20SALE and you can get 20% off until the end of August! 

 
Also there is a Giveaway!! Two lucky winners will get to choose 2 of the floral Digital Stamp images for FREE! Just leave a comment on each video for entries into the drawing. Each comment earns 1 entry. Want double entries? Comment on her Instagram posts and follow her! So be sure to head over to my YouTube channel and watch, comment and hop along with the hashtag #teamtinysummerfloralshop and keep watching and commenting for your chance to win. 


OK, let's get into the card. I started off water coloring some watercolor paper with various colors of distress ink minis. I just laid on the color.  Then I went ahead and printed the 4 different images featured on this hop and printed them on to the pre done water colored paper.  Usually it can be quite difficult to use watercolor with digital stamps since the ink from the printer smudges when water is applied. By doing it this way though no water was involved and there was no inking smudging.  wahoo!!

Next I chose the image I wanted to do. I then grabbed some spectrum noir markers and added some color to the flower to make the flower pop and just add a bit more interest to the already water colored area and finish off the flowers. 

For the sentiment I used a die from Simon Says Stamp called Thank you on the edge die and ran that through my big shot machine with some black card stock.  I decided to cut it in half and stack the words on top of each other.  I adhered the water colored panel to the card base with the advanced tape glider and to adhere the sentiment I used the Xyron sticker maker.  As a final touch to the card and finish it off I used a spectrum noir clear overlay sparkle pen on the sentiment and a bit on the flower. 

 


 


To watch the Video directly on YouTube <------------CLICK HERE

Thanks for stopping by today. Definitely check out my video more more inspiration and hop along for more inspiration with this image and other images.  Also make sure you comment over on the videos for your chance to win 2 of these images yourself. Happy Crafting!



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