Debby Hughes - Lime Doodle Design https://limedoodledesign.com/2015/02/video-watercoloured-succulents/

There’s a video later in this post – I know, quite the rarity around here at the moment LOL. I couldn’t resist though; have you seen all the deliciousness coming out of Waffle Flower recently?! Take, for example, this gorgeous Potted set; perfectly on the succulent/cacti trend and begging out to be watercolored! I took my colour inspiration from a Waffle Flower Blog Post which highlighted gorgeous ways succulents are being used at the moment. In fact this post is over on Waffle Flower too :D

Debby Hughes - Lime Doodle Design https://limedoodledesign.com/2015/02/video-watercoloured-succulents/

This is such a simple card but the gorgeous image just takes centre stage and not a lot else is needed :D I used Versamark Ink to stamp on watercolour card and white heat embossed. Then it was a case of simply indulging in a little colouring time with the richly pigmented Gansai Tambi paints.

Debby Hughes - Lime Doodle Design https://limedoodledesign.com/2015/02/video-watercoloured-succulents/

I took a deep breath and hoped I didn’t mess up as I stamped the sweet ‘miss you’ sentiment from the set in Versafine Onyx Black. I added a few sequins and mounted the panel on a Fog card base. As a final touch I made a toning envelope too which hopefully brings out the colour of the terracotta pot :D

VIDEO

You can see more of the details in the video below :D

SUPPLIES

You can find links to the supplies I’ve used below; click on the picture or wording to get taken directly to the product. Where available I use affiliate links which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support.

Stamps – Waffle Flower potted; Inks – Versamark, Versafine onyx black; Card – Tim Holtz distress watercolor card, Simon Says Stamp fog; Sequins – Pretty Pink Posh springtime mix, 4mm pink peonies; Embossing Powder – Simon Says Stamp white; Watercolours – Kuretake Gansai Tambi; Tools – EK Success powder tool, Fiskars stamp press, Martha Stewart score tool, 3M painters tape

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