Rose Garden Brusho Crystal Colour Card

We just celebrated my grandma's 90th birthday. Here she is with our kids. Isn't she cute!

I decided to get out my Brusho Crystal Colour to make her birthday card. I thought it would be nice to make a background for the large flower that I cut out using the Rose Garden thinlits.

This is the card I made:

I cut out the flower image first using shimmer white paper and saved the piece of the outline of the flower.

I put the outline of the flower down and used it as a stencil to get the area inside of it wet.

Some Tips:

-When using Brusho Crystal Colour you should use watercolor paper since you get it so wet.

-I use a paper piercer to make 3 holes in the top of the Brusho container. I then shake it out. The powder is super fine and if you open the lid it can fly all over.

-You can start by creating a single color background.

-If you don't like how it looks, spray a little water and it will change a little.

-Use your aqua painter if you want to move the color into an area without any color.

Brusho Crystal Colour will last you a long long time! You barely use any on a single card.

I made a video showing how to make this card.

Give it a try! These are the products I used to make this card.

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Product List

Rose Wonder Photopolymer Stamp Set [140697] $27.00	Rose Garden Thinlits Dies [140619] $31.00	Brusho Crystal Colour [144101] $30.00	Aqua Painters [103954] $17.00
Stampin' Spritzer [126185] $3.00	Watercolor Paper [122959] $5.00	Tangerine Tango 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock [111349] $8.00	Always Artichoke 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock [105119] $8.00
Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $4.00	Shimmery White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock [101910] $8.00