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My make is a card using backgrounds made with the Bleeding Tissue technique.
I took one A4 sheet of watercolour paper, placed circles of tissue on it and painted them in place with water.
I then left them to dry.
Having removed the tissue I cut three squares using square stitched dies to add to a white square card base.
On the two smaller squares I used stamps from
Butterfly Birthday from Happy Little Stampers to stamp the butterflies and the sentiment.
I then used foam tape to add the smaller squares to the larger one which was glued with white glue to the card base.
for my Day 219 of my 'Year of ATCs?'
fun card, love the colors you achieved,
ReplyDeleteBarb Housner
Such wonderful colours :-) I went and bought some tissue here to try it but unfortunately they don't bleed !! LoL xxx
ReplyDeleteLove the layering.
ReplyDeleteHave to try this technique.
If the paper bleeds, hopefully
it can be used for cards too.
We'll see.
thanks for sharing.