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The Male Room Challenge #131 - Team Colors - Guest Designer MFT Slider Card

Watercoloring Essentials by Ellen Mondo Gerbera Daisy

Watercoloring the Essentials by Ellen Mondo Gerbera Daisy did not go as planned, but what goes as planned in life!  Ellen brought me this stamp set when she came to visit a few weeks ago.  She brought me many gifts you will see me use in upcoming posts:) Thank you Ellen!  I just had to use it before fall was over and where better to use it than the Inkspirational Challenge!
 
I started out with no line watercoloring, but when I finished it still needed a little somethin', so I added the black stamp outline and a little splatter and it turned out just right.
 
 
Today I am joining the Inkspirational Challenge with my fall themed card inspired by this photo:
 





I hope you can go make a card and have some fun!
Betty

Supplies:
Essentials by Ellen Mondo Gerbera Daisy
Black Ink Pad
Canson Arches Cold Press Watercolor Paper

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    1. Aww, thank you Maria. So sweet of you to say!

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  2. This is such a sunshine card with amazing colouring and the splatter the perfect finishing touch. Fab to see you at Ink

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    1. Thank you so much Sandie! You are very kind!

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  3. Beautifully coloured. I love the little ladybird. Thank you for joining us at Inkspirational Challenges.

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    1. That is so sweet of you to say Marina! Thank you for having me!

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