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When I did it, I misted the paper then stamped 2x quickly. After it dried, I stamped again with the same colors. This gives a watercolored background effect if it's the same one I used.
That's how I did it as well, like auntie65. I misted the paper allot! Here's a card from my gallery using that technique. Gallery at Splitcoaststampers
HTH,
Kristin
How long does it take to dry and be able to stamp the image over the top again? Does the paper get crinkled from the water? I'm sorry....just think these are beautiful and want to show it correctly at the workshop.
Yours is very pretty, Kristin. Love those bright colors!
__________________ Tracy Kessel
Not enough time to stamp with 4 girls and teach Kindergarten
Amanda 19, Alyssa 18, Aubrey 12, Ashlynn 8
You can dry it with the heat gun and then iron it to flatten. I held mine down with a skewer acrossed the middle. That keeps it from bowing too much, but if you need it quick, then Ironing is the best bet.
Expressionistic Watercolor technique?
