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[Birthday Cupcakes] Watercolor Wash


 Birthday Cards are one of my favorites to make-the possibilities are endless. I’ve been wanting to experiment with watercolor more, so decided to create a watercolor wash background for this card. For the images, I used the wooden stamp set “Birthday Cupcakes” from Hero Arts and colored in using Prismacolor colored pencils. I fussy cut them out and propped them with some foam tape on a strip of white card stock to contrast the background. Lastly, I embellished with some sequins (my favorite way to embellish!). What’s your favorite way to embellish?

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  1. Very cute card!!
    Thanks for joining our challenge Penny's Crafty paper challenge
    Diana DT

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  2. So cute. Looks yummy. Thanks for sharing over at Colour Crazy.

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  3. Wonderful! Thanks for joining us at Penny's Challenges xx

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  4. Very cute! Thanks for joining Colour Crazy challenges, good luck! Dawn Colour Crazy DT

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  5. Lovely card thanks for joining us at Colour crazy craft challenge.

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