GIU Day 4

 I can't believe it is Day 4 already.  Today I stepped out of my comfort zone to bring you a water colored image.  Water coloring images is one of my goals to get better at and I am feeling a little more confident in it.

I LOVE ANGIE GIRLS.  They are some of my favorite stamps of all time.  Today I featured Hannah!

I stamped her on some watercolor paper and then heat set the image with Clear Embossing ink.  I am most comfortable when I have that "edge" to my images when I watercolor.  I took my time and did a variety of colors (I will list them below).

For the background around her, I flooded the background with water and then just dropped in my color,  letting it flow itself.  Once my panel was dry, I carefully tore around the edges so that I could get that distressed look.  (I debated about adding watercolor to those edges but in the end left them white.--Would you have painted them?)

I used a lot of liquid glue to attach it to my panel.  This panel is just painted with a mix of blue and shimmer paint.  After I added my sentiment, I out on a few gems for some added sparkle and matted it to my card base.

Do you water color at all?  Or does it terrify you like it does me?

List of Supplies (affiliate links will be noted):

• Unity Stamp Company Hannah Girl
• Brutus Monroe Aqua Pigment Paper (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Icicle Embossing Ink (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Blue Aqua Pigment (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Magenta Aqua Pigment (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Violet Aqua Pigment (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Yellow Aqua Pigment (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Gilded Aqua Pigment (affiliate)--used for skin mixed with pink
• Brutus Monroe Green Aqua Pigment (affiliate)
• Brutus Monroe Pearl Aqua Pigment (affiliate)
• Buttons Galore Jewelz Mix Neutral (affiliate)