Card: Watercolor Background
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Welcome to my blog, Paper Crafting With Rebecca ! I enjoy how watercolor paints move on paper. The liquidity, the organic nature of the outcome, the variety of available color combinations all merge to form a beautiful and relaxing way to create a lovely background for a simple card. No two cards ever come out the same so you can honestly know that the recipient of the card is truly receiving a "one of a kind" piece of art. There is also something exciting about sitting down to a blank piece of watercolor paper. What will it become? How will the colors merge? Oh the anticipation... Supplies for this 5" x 5" card "recipe" are: Base cards : A sheet of White Daisy Cardstock cut into two 5" x 10" each pieces. Card layers : Watercolor Paper and White Daisy Cardstock scraps leftover from cutting down the base cards. Watercolor Paints : You can use these watercolor paints or any you already have on hand. Tools : Brushes, a cup