I tried these techniques with two different stamp sets. The set of WWC that I have are Rich Regals. So I did one image in blues, one in pink/red. I think they turned out pretty well for my first try. What do you think?
For this card, I used Bordering Blue for the lighter color and Ballet Blue/Brocade Blue for the blending/shading. For the outer shadow I used Night of Navy. I also finally got to use my Chunky Sprinkles glitter and my Sale-a-Bration Polytwill Certainly Celery Ribbon. Love them both!


Stamp Set: Sock Monkey
Cardstock: Kraft, Brocade Blue, Certainly Celery, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black
Accessories: Watercolor Wonder Crayons, Aquapainter, Chunky Sprinkles, Tombo Mono Adhesive, Stampin' Dimensionals, Polytwill Certainly Celery Ribbon, Mini Glue Dots
And for the second card. Yes, I know that I've used the Fifth Avenue Floral yet again but I LOVE it, and it's a great set for watercoloring, especially blending/shading. I used Regal Rose for the base color and Rose Red for the darker blending/shading. For the outer shadow of the rose, I used Brocade Blue. I also got inspiration to use various Designer Series Papers together on the same card from a stamping friend of mine. Finally, I think the Very Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware completes this card well :)


Stamp Set: Fifth Avenue Floral, Fresh Cuts
Cardstock: So Saffron, Parisian Breeze DSP (retired), Whisper White, Pretty in Pink
Ink: Basic Black, VersaMark
Accessories: Watercolor Wonder Crayons, Aquapainter, Tag Corner Punch, Very Vanilla Hodgpodge Hardware, Silver Embossing Powder, Heat Tool
Hope you like these cards! Do you have any watercoloring tips/ideas? Be sure to share them! And don't forget, keep letting stamps bring out your creativity :)
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