Watercolor note cards diy

Simple and easy beginner's watercolor technique! How to paint your own watercolor note cards and envelopes with paper and watercolor paints.

I happened upon a tin of watercolor pencils which I have never used. With a little practice I am able to make these delightful Valentine note cards.

Happy Friday! For tonight’s livestream, I created two sunshine cards using only watercolors and some black markers. Super fun! Follow along and create your own sunshine cards! (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this post, or in the text below. Compensated affiliate

Grab your kiddos' watercolor paints and whip up some of these super easy DIY Watercolor Notecards for yourself or as a gift!

Make these handmade watercolor notecards in under 15 minutes. Handmade gifts don't need to me complex nor take a long time to make. It takes more time to gather the materials and wet the paint

Sometimes thank you just doesn’t seem like enough. Like when you end up at the children’s hospital with your 11 year old daughter and God pours out blessing upon blessing, mercy upon me…

Let's make some simple watercolor Valentine's Day cards to pop in the mail or share with your special people! Here are 10 watercolor process ideas to make one-of-a-kind cards. These easy watercolor techniques are simple and playful, and you can personalize them any way you like - rethink them as birthday greetings, for seasonal holidays, as get-well cards, or as a simple hello!

Today, I'll teach you how to make a simple twig-themed watercolor thank you card. The tutorial introduces a blending and salting technique that I think you'll really like -- and I'll show you exactly how to do it in a tutorial video!

I am back with another card and this time I thought I will switch it up and try something easy and create a doodle watercolor card. This card uses very

This month I'm setting a goal for a daily landscape sketch using my #closetohome hashtag on my Instagram account. Today I'm sharing some m...