Today, I am sharing how to make easy rainbow die cut cards. And, I’ve got something new….a video! Yes, I created my first video and I’d love for you to watch it.
How To Make Rainbow Sentiment Cards
These cards are are quick to make and very eye-catching. I love bright happy colors and with watercolor brush markers you can make a high impact card in a short amount of time.
Products Used:
- Altenew Watercolor Brush Markers – Spring Garden Set
- Altenew Simply Thank You Die
- Altenew Happy Birthday Die
- Altenew Mega Hello Die
- Altenew Feathered Friends Die
- Altenew Instant Dimension Foam Tape
- Altenew Enamel Dots
- Altenew Mini Blossum Die Cutting Machine
- Altenew #18 Brush
- Derwent Inktense Watercolor Pencils
- Bearly Art Liquid Glue
- Bristol Cardstock
- A2 Cardbases
You can watch the video below or click HERE to watch it on YouTube.
Tutorial on My Watercoloring Process:
- I started by brushing water on Bristol Cardstock.
- Using watercolor markers, I start at the bottom and add lines of rainbow color aiming for loose 1/4″ inch bands that are not precise or particularly even.
- I add water as needed to complete the panel.
- Let the panel dry and then die cut your sentiment.
- Cut an additional sentiment from white cardstock and then glue to the back of the rainbow die-cut.
- Cut a white background band for the sentiment and then adhere to an A2 card base with foam tape.
- Use liquid glue to adhere the sentiment to the white background band.
- Embelish with enamel dots.
The Thank You and Birthday Cards were created with the Watercolor Brush Markers.
The Hello card below was watercolored with Derwent Inktense Pencils.
I always love bright and happy and I think I achieved that with these three cards.
I’d love to hear what you thought about my video and these cards.
See ya next time!
Karen
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