Neat & Tangled "So Happy For You" Watercolor Succulent Card

Hey Everyone, its Trish from Techniques by Trish here as your guest designer today. Its been quite some time since I've had time to craft as we just recently moved our family from New Jersey to North Dakota. After the how was unpacked and the kids were settled into their new routine, I was finally able to unpack my crafting corner and create!

For today's card, I'm featuring one of my favorite stamp sets from Neat & Tangled because it is so incredibly versatile. It can be used for various different occasions and is easy to put together for a card. And as a bonus, the Succulent Journaling Card Stamp Set & Die Combo is currently on sale in the BRI store, so head on over and pick it up!

I paired the stamp set with some Ranger Super Fine Detailed White Embossing Powder and Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers to create a really easy but beautiful watercolor look for the card. Added some glitter card stock and sequins and this card came together quite nicely!

Unfortunately, shortly after creating this card, I started working on a bunch of other projects and my desk turned into a disaster and the card is NO where to be found. I'm not sure if one of my two little ones got a hold of it and hid it or it just disappeared. However, I do have a video for you all to show you exactly how I created it.

I hope you guys enjoyed this card, I really did love creating it. I especially love how easy it is to get this watercolor look. The Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers make it so easy to achieve this! Hope you guys are having a fantastic weekend and Happy Easter!

Supplies:
Neat & Tangled Succulent Journaling Card Stamp Set & Die
Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers
Versamark
Ranger Super Fine Detail White Embossing Powder
EK Success Powder Tool
Tim Holtz Watercolor Paper
Water Brush
Mono Sand Eraser
Lawn Fawn Soot Ink
Wink of Stella Clear Glitter Brush Pen
Ranger Multi Medium Matte
Sequins

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