Club Scrap Artist Team and Fall Coffeelovers Blog Hop day 5

Welcome to the 

Club Scrap 

Artist Team blog hop

and we feature "watercolor" ideas.

I hope you have arrived here from 

Jennifer's Blog

and seen her wonderful artwork.

If not you find all the participants on the

Club Scrap Blog.

I have many things going on this week and 

a few quick backgrounds foir my cards would be great.

I love to watercolor with my embossing folders.

You need an embossingfolder

some watercolor paper

and a few colors of ink.

On one side you put the watercolor paper

ad on the other side add the inks and a few

drops of water.

Close the embossing folder and

run it through the embossing machine.

When opening the folder you not only have

the folers impression, but also a beautiful

watercolor look to it.

Here are the three backgrounds I made for my cards.

This is the finished first card.

I used Club Scraps Orchard papers and 

fruit stamps. The sentiment is from 

another kit (2014 June Picknick).

I also use a honecomb diecut to reveal

the background color of the card.

The card came to mind after I went with the

kids and grandkids to an orchard nearby to

pick apples and pears.

For the crate I used a thinlit from Stampin'Up!

and the stencil from the orchard kit to give

the paper a wooden look.

The second card is made for the 

Jewish New Year. The apple is a symbol 

we use on cards, because we eat a sweet apple 

with honey to  wish each other

 a very sweet new year.

The sentiment is an old one from my stash,

The apple is colored with some ink direct from

the craft sheet with a few drops of water.

Before adding the apples and sentiment, i sprayed a little gold

on the card to make it extra special. Hope you can see it.

Now for the last card, I just had to make a coffee

card, for I am playing in the Fall Coffeelovers Blog Hop.

All materials are Club Scrap Orchard kit

even the bottle cap that came with this kit.

The sentiment inside is from the Club Scrap

stampset Coffee Break. The leaves behind

the bottle cap are punched out of an orange colored

 nesspresso pod.

Now for some more inspiration hop over to

Pam's Blog

and see what she has made to share with you.