Tissue Paper Watercolor Technique for Christmas

Today I am combining a few splitcoaststampers.com challenges: the Tissue Paper Watercolor Technique for a recent Watercolor Wednesday Challenge with the 800th Color Challenge. There are six options to choose for the Color Challenge. Click here to get all the details.

For the Color Challenge, I chose …..

Rich Razzleberry, Night of Navy, Seaside Spray

My card

Tips:

  • The dessert option for the Color Challenge was to use Heat Embossing.
  • The Tissue Paper Watercolor Technique – click on the link above for full details.
    • Drag Rich Razzleberry, Seaside Spray and Rich Razzleberry inks onto a craft mat.
    • Spritz with water and use a palette knife to move the colours around.
    • Drop piece of tissue paper onto the wet inks.
    • Carefully lift the wet tissue paper and place onto paper towel to dry.
    • Once dry, crinkle up and carefully open.
    • Attach to a piece of Whisper White cardstock taking care to glue all parts.
    • Pat the Versamark ink pad over the raised areas, then add Silver Embossing Powder. Heat set.
    • Use panel to decorate card.
  • Supplies:
    • Stamp Set: Itty Bitty Christmas
    • Cardstock: Rich Razzleberry, Night of Navy, Seaside Spray, Whisper White
    • Ink: Rich Razzleberry, Night of Navy, Seaside Spray, Versamark
    • Accessories: Tissue Paper, Silver Embossing Powder, Tailored Tag Punch, Dimensionals

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3 thoughts on “Tissue Paper Watercolor Technique for Christmas

  1. Thanks Mal.
    I used a larger piece of tissue paper (about 6×6″) and coloured all of it. I cut it down after adhering to the white base.
    The wet tissue wasn’t too hard to handle. You don’t need a lot of water. I actually dipped mine a second time after it was dry and it held together very well. xx

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