This card is another of the ones created with the Water Bleaching Technique
I added a video on the process last week in different colours and they are really lovely cards and oh so easy to do. Click the link to refresh your memory
For this one I used Fired Brick, Picked Raspberry and Worn Lipstick and blended them well together.
Then with Wilted Violet I painted in the bleached butterflies again
I used clean water to splatter the front to the card and blotted it off with kitchen towel.
This card has used a Spellbinders stamp and Mermaid Lagoon, Blue Print Sketch, and Broken China.
Then the flowers painted back with Twisted Citron
Both are lovely vibrant cards and well worth adding the technique to your repertoire of card making skills
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Morning Christina, beautiful vibrant cards.
ReplyDeleteNancyd xx
Lovely card, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Love the cards Christina I think the bleach method is great would I trust my self with the bleach mmmm thank you love june Horrocks xxxxx
ReplyDeleteYour only using water to do this technique and not real bleach .... so no danger there Cxx
DeleteBeautiful cards. Love the bleach effect.
ReplyDeleteLove Val in Spain x
2 more lovely cards.I have a small collection of Distress Ink- Can you tell me please - what is the difference between the Ink and the Distress Oxide? xx
ReplyDeleteDistress inks are a water reactive dye ink but Distress Oxides are a dye and pigment ink fusion that still react with water but give a lovely chalky finish once they are dry and blend so much easier. Cxx
DeleteThank you - will buy them from now on xx
DeleteCards are so lovely. Christina, i love hutterflies and always love pink, cheers Dorothy xx
ReplyDeleteI really do need to try this technique, you make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteHello Christina,
ReplyDeleteThis technique is beautiful and one that I now have in my arsenal.
Thank you.
Maureen x
Beautiful cards, a technique I must try....thanks Christine....luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteTwo more beautiful cards. I've only got distress inks but will still be having a go at this technique. Thanks for showing us.
Best wishes
Jenny C xxx
I like very much. Have watched the video and will have a try. Many thanks. Diana
ReplyDeleteWell it’s called pretty in Pink and that’s what it is. Thank you Christina. Lovely card. Love the other one as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful. Before to watch your video last week, I thought (like June) that you have to use some bleach. At the end of your video I understood that it is about the bleach effect.I have to try this technique. Thank you for sharing.Your videos are very usefull.
Carmen
Beautiful technique, these are lovely!
ReplyDeleteDeux trés jolies cartes,bravo!
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