Hello and Happy Monday to you!
Melissa shows us some fun watercoloring with inks.
The card below follows Melissa's technique
The card above is the one I used Melissa’s Technique
To make my notecards I used the Papertrey Ink - Tag Sale: Quilted Die I just place folded paper below the cut edge and you get this sweet noted card . I wanted the stitched edge to show, so I cut the center piece just a bit under 3 1/4 th. The stitched edge even shows up on the inside!
Of course my idea came from this darling Make It Market Kit: Don’t Forget to Write
Since my granddaughter will be coming over soon I made this second quick, notecard to add to the set with cut and watercolored blooms I already had.
Hope you enjoy your day!
Signature Greetings
Vintage Linens Stamp Set
Papertrey Ink - Vintage Linens Die
Delightful Dahlia Stamp Set
Love this idea for a note card! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards & clever use of the tag die to make those wonderful card bases. I love the card bases like that.
ReplyDeleteSo clever how you turned the big tag into a folded card. I love the stitching and scallops and of course your beautiful blooms! Gorgeous like you!
ReplyDeleteClever and beautiful! Love it's sweet scallop. and your blooms are gorgeous! Our 19 year old granddaughter is on her way from Pismo, to stay for a while. I'm sure yours is a lot younger. Brings life and bright joy to our home when they come!
ReplyDeleteBoth gorgeous cards Marybeth. So elegant and clean.... Have fun with your granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Marybeth! Thank you so much for sharing your tip to create a folded notecard from the Tag Sale: Quilted die. I just love it!! It will be such fun to use this amazing die in another new way!! ♡
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet. I love your flower and the wau you used the tag to cut out the folded note card- very pretty
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day
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Beautiful...stunning in fact!
ReplyDeleteboth cards are very beautiful, my favorite is your 2. card, your watercoloring looks great!
ReplyDeleteWas wondering if the quilted tag sale die would work for that very porpuse. Super! Thanks for sharing:) both csrds re lovely.
ReplyDeleteWas wondering if the quilted tag sale die would work for that very porpuse. Super! Thanks for sharing:) both csrds re lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Marybeth! Have a great week! Hazel xx
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SWOON!!! You nailed this technique Marybeth. These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love how you created your scalloped card!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love how you created your scalloped card!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing
ReplyDeleteMarybeth, my computer was finally updated, so now I can comment on your wonderful cards once again. Sorry that I've been quiet so very long. First, thank you for the hint about using Tag Sale: Quilted for a note card. I actually like your version with the stitched square a bit better than the one in the kit. Both cards are fabulous in their own special way - the first is a little more modern and the second is so elegant. How blessed you are to have your family nearby.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are so pretty! You have such a creative gift, Marybeth!! Your water coloring is fabulous. Your cards are always among my favorites!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Marybeth. I love how your cards are always so clean and white and I will have to try your tip with that die! I love the size of it!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are just gorgeous Marybeth, and I'm so glad you said how you made the square notecards too, as I was quite jealous thinking you had already received your Make it Market kit! :0)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely - and a great tip on using that die!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and elegant and I love that you show us how to make the sweet not card! So happy I already have that die. Can't wait to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow very lovely! Gorgeous watercoloring...
ReplyDeleteOh these are so pretty! I love how you made the little note card out of the Quilted die!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful job. I love the soft look of the watercolor. Very neat the way you cut the note card..
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful <3
ReplyDeleteBoth lovely cards.Sweet.
ReplyDeleteGah! Love these so much! Now I have to add the quilted die to my must have list! LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely, Marybeth ... elegant and so beautifully coloured! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Marybeth! Love the scalloped edges and soft colours.
ReplyDeleteStunning note cards, Marybeth. Love how you created those pretty scallops
ReplyDeleteSo clever of you to think of using this die to make a shaped card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Josiane
Beautiful cards and how smart to use the quilted die this way! It's been on my wishlist for a long time. Luckily I got the new MIM Kit so will be able to use the die in the kit.
ReplyDeleteAll so beautiful, Marybeth. Your trick to make the scalloped square card is brilliant. Love all of your water coloring.
ReplyDeleteOh Marybeth! these are stunning! I love the way you used the die to make a folded card! Brilliant : )
ReplyDeletePatti
These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet and pretty!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are gorgeous, Marybeth, and thanks so much for sharing your quilted tag tip.
ReplyDeleteStunning cards, Marybeth! I always forget to incorporate vellum with watercoloring and hear embossing.
ReplyDeleteYou are clever, Marybeth.
ReplyDeleteAnother very beautiful make :)