No-Line Watercolor Florals (in real time)

No-line watercoloring of floral stamps in real time.
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Hello, all! Happy Friday! Today I wanted to do a bit of no-line watercoloring and thought I would walk you through the painting in real time once again. I used the Spring Fling Florals stamp set from Trinity Stamps for today's watercoloring.

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• Trinity Stamps Spring Fling Floral stamp set

• *Simon Says Stamp Marilyn stencil

• Tim Holtz Distress Mini Ink Pad in Antique Linen

• *Studio Katia 2.75-inch acrylic block

• Fabriano Artistico Extra White, 5x7 Block

• Fabriano Artistico Extra White Watercolor Paper, cold press

• Escoda Prado Watercolor Brush, Round 0

• Escoda Prado Watercolor Brush, Round 2

• American Crafts Paper Fashion Basics Watercolor Set

• EK Success Honey Bee Non-Stick Scissors

• Gemini Junior Die Cutting Machine

• Neenah Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock, 80 lb. cover, 25 sheets

• Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, 110 lbs, 25 sheets

• Tim Holtz Tonic Maxi Guillotine Paper Trimmer

• Scor-Pal Scor-Buddy scoring board

• Simon Says Stamp Teflon Bone Folder

• Tombow Xtreme Permanent Adhesive

• Tombow Xtreme Adhesive Refill

• 3M Scotch Foam Tape

• Dahle Self-Healing Cutting 18×12 Mat

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[pattiepan]

I love when you do vibrant colors like this and make your bouquet...the cards are always so lovely and vibrant looking and a job to see...pat

[constancehollenbeck]

Lovely work, Kristina! These stamps have such nice detail. I think the key to watercolor is to take your time and not get in a hurry. Thanks for the tutorial.

[kellyroberts]

I totally agree that art especially doing small detailed flowers like these is stress relieving. I like this no-line technique and thanks for sharing this.

[VianneyCreates]

At about 3 minutes I was already thinking "you have to really enjoy coloring in this way to have the patience for it..." then she says "you really have to be patient with yourself..." LOL! I am not patient at all, but I do love watching what unfolds!

[georgiablair]

I find it relaxing watching you color. It amazes me how you never mess up. You’re always in line. I strive to color like you. Practice, practice, practice.

[leenewton]

Really excellent lesson. Wonderful to get a sense of the real time process when now it actually DOES look relaxing to do.

[lindaeastment]

Hi Kristina thank u for demonstrating a lovely watercolor flower tutorial very pretty xLin

[annalisluck]

I love listening to podcasts when I craft too. One of my other interests is learning about true crime and there are lots of good podcasts out there for that! As usual, gorgeous card!

[simpleartideas]

This is lovely painting. The flowers look awesome and sweet.

[histerp]

I loved this Kristina. Sooo beautiful. Can’t wait to paint water color like you.. hugs

[scrapstampcreate]

Love to watch you color. I saw this card on IG and wow. You can really see all those beautiful layers of color.

[andrealavigne]

I love those colors you used for your painting, Kristina! The embossing also adds such a nice, subtle-but-interesting touch. I've tried embossing with stencils, with rather iffy results. I plan to keep trying, though. Maybe a lighter weight cardstock is the key. Anyway, thank you for talking us through the painting & card making processes. I prefer your voice to music, quite frankly. Also, I remember seeing a comment from someone (don't know if it was here or another channel) saying that she was visually impaired, and really benefited more from the crafter talking through the process, since she could hear better than see. I never considered that, but it makes good sense. Thank you so much for sharing, & have an awesome day! :)

[pamlong]

Lovely painting, Kristina! I love watercolor...

[BornAgainFarmGirl]

I will watch this video a thousand + times , Kristina your time spent making this tutorial is so valuable to me and so many others 🥰 ! Thank you.

[onlinemuch]

Beautiful. Thank you for doing this in real time.

[TrinityStamps]

Kristina, everything about this card is gorgeous! I love how you explained and showed how to do this no-line watercolor technique with florals. I was excited to watch when I saw your video notification pop up.... but then when I saw you used our Spring Fling Floral stamp set it made my day! Thank you so much!

[mpbailey]

THANK YOU for the real time video and such a wonderful one too!! Had to laugh a bit when you said how relaxing and therapeutic coloring is for you....for me it's stress and frustration. Just doesn't turn out the way I wish...but I'm working on it! Stunning card in its simplicity and elegance.

[sadgrannycdm]

Beautiful card! Really liked how you cut out the flowers and leaves without that white border you get when using dies. These look so much more beautiful to me. The coloring and background are fantastic! Great job. Thx for sharing.

[pamelaspecht]

You inspire me so much! I am learning water coloring and after watching this video I tried doing this today. I am very slow but it is actually looking very good! Thank you for being such a good teacher!

[annesmith]

Ta=hanks so very much, I always learn something useful when I watch you watercolor - I'm a struggling wannabe watercolorist! I'm going to be trying this very soon.