
A project from our live show FRIDAY LIVE - Latest Products from Toni - Broadcast 23rd October 2026 · 10/23/2026 · watch it from 59:00

Create a stunning watercolour-effect card featuring delicate purple and blue florals with an elegant vellum sentiment strip. This sophisticated design combines lamination stamping on vellum with heat-embossed sentiments to create a beautiful, layered handmade card. The soft watercolour blending technique gives the flowers a painted, artistic quality perfect for special occasions.
Select the solid portion of your lamination stamp and ink it with multiple colours. Apply two shades of blue, a touch of purple, and green to different areas of the stamp using your ink pads.
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Press the stamp firmly onto the vellum, holding it in place to allow the watercolour effect to develop as the inks blend together.
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Allow the stamped vellum to dry completely before proceeding. The black stamped images on the vellum need to be fully dry to prevent smudging.
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Select the detail portion of the lamination stamp and ink it with black ink using your ink pad.
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Stamp the detail layer from the Eureka 101 stamp set on top of the dried watercolour floral image. Allow the stamped image to sit slightly off-register for a sketchy, artistic effect.
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Cut a strip of vellum. Using a sticky ink pad, stamp the long sentiment from the set onto the vellum strip.
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Apply embossing powder to the stamped sentiment on the vellum. Heat-set the powder with a heat gun using quick on-and-off motions to avoid warping the vellum.
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Cut the embossed vellum strip to size using a ruler and trimmer. Adhere the vellum strip down the side of your watercoloured panel using tape.
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Mount the combined vellum and watercolour panel onto black cardstock, creating a slim black border down the sides.
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Adhere the completed framed panel to a black card blank to finish your card.
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