Hello again!
I love this page… this is one of my favourite techniques at the moment and it’s super easy to do. I have used the Flat Fabios Caribbean Collection again and love the punchy colour that it gives.
There are a couple of variables I have discovered though with this technique, and after teaching it here in Adelaide, we have worked out that the brand, and type of cardstock that you use plays a very big part. I am using American Crafts Cardstock for
this page, and we have established that Smooth Bazzillworks great, but Bazzill White and Bazzill Avalanche are not so great! They take on the water much differently and the result is not quite the same, so please be aware of that if you decide to try this yourself.
Before you start, lightly draw in pencil the shape you want to create as your background.Then using a large brush, generously add water to a small area, and
then drip on some mist using the nozzle. The colour will spread out and ‘bloom’.
There are a couple of variables I have discovered though with this technique, and after teaching it here in Adelaide, we have worked out that the brand, and type of cardstock that you use plays a very big part. I am using American Crafts Cardstock for
this page, and we have established that Smooth Bazzillworks great, but Bazzill White and Bazzill Avalanche are not so great! They take on the water much differently and the result is not quite the same, so please be aware of that if you decide to try this yourself.

then drip on some mist using the nozzle. The colour will spread out and ‘bloom’.
Add the next colour close to it and watch it spread, guide it with your brush if you need to and if there is too much water on the page then just soak it up with the edge of some paper
towell. By working in a small area at a time, you will get a much better
result..
Next step is to use the nozzle of the black to swipe on some colour, to create a border or shape. This will outline beautifully. Then I used the nozzle to flick on spme black splatters!

towell. By working in a small area at a time, you will get a much better
result..
Next step is to use the nozzle of the black to swipe on some colour, to create a border or shape. This will outline beautifully. Then I used the nozzle to flick on spme black splatters!

Such an easy technique and super fun to do!
I added some random stamps to finish off and coloured my Imaginarium
Designs Hand Drawn Hearts in black.
The gorgeous ‘Hello Sunshine” title is from A Piece Of Cake Designs designed exclusively by PolkaDot Creative, and is cut on my Cameo Machine. I coloured it using the same technique of lots of water, and then let the colour bloom and blend into the next colour. It’s finished off with some Dimensional Magic to give it a shine!






Lindy’s Products Used
Mango Mania Flat Fabio
Toto’s Tornado Black Flat Fabio
Other Products Used
AC Cardstock
Heidi Swapp Stamps
Kaisercraft Stamps
Ranger Archival Ink
Imaginarium Designs Chipboard
Typo Embellishments
Cameo Cut from A Piece of Cake Designs & PolkaDot Creative
Studio Calico Gems
Have a great day!
Thanks <3
Thanks so much Heather 🙂
Oh you have made my day.. Thanks so much for your beautiful words
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Thanks so much hon <3
Thank you Ann xxx
Thanks Kris
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Hey Bonnie
Good idea … might give that a go
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Thank you Maureen xxxx
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Thanks Kathy xxx
Its Awesome !
This is stunning Nat! What an awesome technique.
Definitely one of my favorite Lindy’s layouts EVER. This is WONDERFUL Natalie. I just love the Lindy’s projects that look more like art. This is one of them. Thanks bunches for the tutorial but mosty thank you for the sunshine! j
This is so beautiful! I love it, thanks for sharing the techniques!
This is just gorgeous Natalie!
Wonderful layout, love all the fun colors and design.
Love this!
Beautiful 🙂
This is beautiful! I wonder if you coated your card stock with clear gesso if that would fix the problem if you don’t have that particular type of card stock?
Sooo Pretty!! Love the bright colors!!
Beautiful project! Love the burst of colors!
Natalie,
Beautiful layout and colors. And, thank you for sharing the information on the paper types!