How to get Glowing Christmas light effect using Gelatos

November 13, 2015 1 Comment






Aloha Guys!  This is Joyce from http://enjoyscrappin2.com and today I'm sharing 2 cards using the Deck the Halls stamp set and some tips on how to get a look of glowing Christmas lights with watercoloring.  This is my first Christmas card of the year, and I wanted to start with this adorable kitty.  I've watercolored the kitty using Gelatos on a Classic Linen Card stock, which gave such a great texture and the glowing effect.  I hope you like these cards and I'll see you next time.  Thanks so much :)  




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