Watercoloured card with the Rice Background technique

[@judyestrada1446]

Linda - I ❤️this card also 👏👏👏💕🌻

[@suestapp1017]

I love learning new techniques and this is lovely.

[@j.rinker4609]

Really neat card!

[@juliebergacker5680]

Awesome 😃👍

[@WendysCraftDen]

Hi Linda. Fantastic thank you xxx

[@sheilaperl4155]

Beautiful card !

[@lindastamps2009]

Sheila Perl glad you like it!

[@kerrybond9922]

Great card. I hadn’t heard of the rice technique but I use rock salt in the same way and it works too. 😊

[@lindastamps2009]

Its exactly the same technique but gives a slightly different effect :)

[@bograms784]

How pretty. I've never seen the rice technique. Can't wait to try it.

[@lindastamps2009]

BO Grams if you like it you can also use salt in the same way

[@diannebaldwin3667]

Hi Linda thanks for sharing a great technique. Will give it a go.

[@lindastamps2009]

Dianne Baldwin thanks for watching Dianne

[@Scorpiomary]

Beautiful card ❤️

[@lindastamps2009]

Mary Cox Thanks so much Mary!

[@janicehilton8884]

This card and your wonderful tutorial taking us through the technique is without a doubt, one of my faves. I can't thank you enough. Have a wonderful time at the training event. I know you'll bring so much to it with your inspiration. Janice from Canada.

[@lindastamps2009]

janice hilton thank you so much for your kind words! I will come back from Onstage with lots of new ideas I’m sure!

[@pamelab7871]

I have never heard of the “rice” technique. I can see how beautiful it makes your night sky. Love this wonderfully beautiful card!

[@lindastamps2009]

I only learned of it recently too. There is also the "salt" technique... same thing, but with salt. That would work too! Thanks for watching!

[@carol-annemuise139]

loved this ty

[@lindastamps2009]

carol-anne muise you’re welcome!

[@rebeccabullock1960]

Beautiful card

[@lindastamps2009]

Thank you so much!

[@ferdigoogle1587]

Neat card, love it. Course salt sprinkled on wet water color makes for a cool back ground also.

[@lindastamps2009]

Ferdi Google yes! I’ve done that previously but not sure if I made a video...,

[@pamelashield6831]

Great card Linda. Many thanks :)

[@lindastamps2009]

Pamela Shield thanks for watching!!

[@bernadettekolar3019]

Recently discovered your KZbin channel. You are such an inspiration, thinking “outside the box”. Very unique creations which I love!

[@lindastamps2009]

Such a nice compliment... thank you so much!

[@adelesmith6293]

Brilliant! Cooking and stamping, love it xoxo Such a gorgeous card Linda - thanks for sharing this groovy technique, mwah!

[@lindastamps2009]

Yep Cooking and Stamping... together at last! So glad you are watching Adele xx

[@roden70]

Another beautiful card. Thank you so much for showing it.

[@colleencasey7019]

Awesome!!

[@lindastamps2009]

Colleen Casey thank you!!

[@ann-mariepare3784]

Gorgeous card. Thank you so much I didn’t knew this technique but I will try it

[@lindastamps2009]

Ann-Marie Pare I hope you really enjoy it!

[@mary-annlynch8045]

Linda what a wonderful tutorial. I am not at that stage of learning yet, but boy, do I like this card. And what I liked is really you don't need the stamp set as you kind of "painted" over the islands with plain brush strokes. In my situation with no stamp set, I could draw island and mountain shapes with the aquapainter. So glad I found you a few months ago and subscribed. XX Mal, Melbourne, Australia

[@lindastamps2009]

Thanks so much for your comment Mary-Ann! Im glad you found me too. I guess I use the stamp set to guide me, but you are correct.... you could achieve a similar effect without it. I find that the stamps give people confidence to go ahead and get it on the page.

[@joycehill4399]

Absolutely amazing!!! Very lovely card. Thanks for sharing your technique with us...

[@lindastamps2009]

Joyce H. You are very welcome

[@j.rinker4609]

We did something similar to this in art class, but using coarse salt instead of rice.

[@deborahanne9793]

Beautiful! Would salt work as well? Thank you.

[@lindastamps2009]

Deborah Anne it definitely would!