Day 16: Watercoloring with Ink Refills / 25 days of Christmas video series

[@peggyfitzmaurice4100]

Thank you.

[@bertas-cards]

Love the colors you used.

[@TannaLohouse]

Those two colors go wonderful together!!

[@goggindj]

Loving this series. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@melkuz]

Agree always need the refill. Just like buying a car you got to buy the fuel to keep it going. Love your cards

[@jackiejohnson7158]

There is a purple glaze pen? Must have it 😊 thanks for another good video!

[@LaurelBeard]

LOL! Yep. Got it off of Amazon amzn.to/2DJsPgy

[@EvelyneJackman]

I love it!

[@bethmerkle1304]

Beautiful background! Love using the extra pieces! Nice cards!

[@wandaradler6718]

Very Nice - you are on a roll!!

[@HeidiLilley]

wow, love these two cards as well..... I know it would be a killer for you, but I could watch you do these kinds of cards every day of the year, not just christmas cards, but the simple cards for those of us who are just getting going on cardmaking and learning so many techniques from this series. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@flipflops4sherri]

Great cards!! Easy peasy!!!

[@Renee292929]

Beautiful card love the colors. And you’re right xmas doesn’t need to be always red,green! Think outside the box is what my style is! Looking forward to your next video. 👍🏻😀

[@peggyfitzmaurice4100]

What is the tool you used for burnishing the paper down on the stamp?

[@bobbinsew]

Hi Peggy, it looks like it’s a Baren, which is a disk-like hand tool with a flat bottom and a handle used in Japanese woodblock printing. It is used to burnish (firmly rub) the back of a sheet of paper, lifting ink from the block. They can be bought from most art suppliers, I’ve even used something similar made for smoothing icing on a cake by cake decorators. Hope that helps!

[@LaurelBeard]

IT's a baren and I got it off Amazon! amzn.to/2BDm6Vg

[@Thornhillnana]

Type of paper?

[@LaurelBeard]

I used Ranger Watercolored Cardstock

[@breinaburgin1438]

I love this!