This attractive MerCard is painted with vibrant watercolors . The hand-drawn detail is enhanced by a touch of glitter. This is just the thing for that special water sprite in you life that needs a pick-me-up.
~ Mermaizing ~
Directions:
Step 1: Cut a piece of watercolor paper to 4x6". Draw a mermaid tail.
My first try, as you can see, was quite wobbly. No worries. With an eraser that all changed.
Step 2: Paint scales on tail with watercolors.
A stencil helps separate colors, but dots can be painted for a similar effect.
Step 3: Use Best Glue Ever to trace the lines between the scales. Dust card with glitter.
Step 4: Add sentiment to the card front.
I hand lettered mine with water colors. If you aren't so sure of your handwriting use stamps or Tiny Type.
I hand lettered mine with water colors. If you aren't so sure of your handwriting use stamps or Tiny Type.
Step 5: Punch corners with decorative punch.
Step 6: Attach Card Front to 6.5"x 4.5" card base.
I used thin strips of Best Glue Ever. As you can see, no warping of the cardstock!
Step 6: Attach Card Front to 6.5"x 4.5" card base.
I used thin strips of Best Glue Ever. As you can see, no warping of the cardstock!
This hand made card is as much a work of art as it is a paper craft. Don't stress about getting the colors or lines exact. Just enjoy the process.
Stop by the ScraPerfect Blog for more ideas!
Supplies:
Watercolor Paper:Artist's Loft
Cardstock:DCWV
Watercolors:Close To My Heart
Corner Punch:Kreaxions
Glitter:Martha Stewart
Glue:ScraPerfect
Supplies:
Watercolor Paper:Artist's Loft
Cardstock:DCWV
Watercolors:Close To My Heart
Corner Punch:Kreaxions
Glitter:Martha Stewart
Glue:ScraPerfect
Scrap On!
~charity~
~charity~
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