Hi Teneale – if I can’t be at Convention (boo hoo!), I’ll have a go at guessing your technique (love the card). Spray water on rubber, crayon colour direct onto rubber, spray water on stamp again to wet crayon, then stamp onto card. How did I go? Love, Chris xxoo

Hi Teneale hope your having fun at convention .
Is it Bleaching

Mmmm maybe bleaching?

Lou

Probably way off, but I am guessing the bleaching technique has been used on the flowers. Hope you are enjoying convention.

I am guessing using the pastels…do you call it popping pastels?…but I really have no idea…just wanted to say I think the card looks great.
Tanya

Not sure what its called but I do know that you use water and pastels/crayons. as in the below link.
Actually not sure if thats even correct…just wanted to say the card is realy great.
http://www.tenealewilliams.com.au/page/4/

Love your take on cards…you are very talented.
Tanya

Hello Taneal
just wanted to say that this card is really lovely.
would love to recieve a card as beatiful as this.
Jodi

Hi,
I love your card. I’m guessing that you used the crayon resist technique. Thanks for the inspiration!
Mikesgal

Hi.
Have you used watercolouring with the crayons?
Lovely colours.
Julie

Beautfil card – i think the technique used is – wet crayon to stamp onto paper, so water on stamp, dry crayon applied to stamp, water on stamp again, then stamp image!

Oh Teneale, that is SO pretty! I’d love to take a guess on the technique, but I have no idea. I’m looking forward to finding out though!

I think it might be where you colour the stamp with watercolour crayons, then spray the stamp with water, then stamp the image onto card stock. I love your card by the way.

I think it might be “spritzing” (haven’t read the other comments though!) The card is beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

What a wonderful card, I know that you have used markers.

This card is beautiful. did you use the watercolor crayons directly on the stamp and then spray them with water? I will have to try to duplicate it once you tell us what it was!

Hi Teneale, I think you have spritzed the image with a water before you stamped it onto the card.

HI Teneale,

well I’m pretty sure its not bleaching or poppin pastels and agree with the majority that I think it has to be something to do with colouring the stamp with crayons and then misting with water and stamping.

I’m looking forward to finding out as the effect is lovely.

Kim

Hey Teneale,

I will try guess something else…..perhaps it’s the double stamping technique! ? I brand new to stamping so don’t have too much of an idea Looking forward to recieving my first order. Hope the convention is going well.

The colours you have used on the card are really neat

Orla x

Beautiful card Teneale. Like everyone else says, it’s got something to do with probably crayons on stamp, then spritzing to get the watercolour effect, but what exactly, not sure.

Hope you’re loving Convention.

Robyn x

It’s really nice.. whatever it is!! I think it might be direct to rubber with markers, and then slightly sprayed with water mist, then stamped?? Hope you’ve enjoyed Convention

This is a beautiful card. At first I was going to guess watercolor crayons but now I’m thinking maybe you put the ink on the stamp with sponge daubers.

What a stunning card! So Beautiful!
Im not sure…but have just learned how to stamp using the markers, is that the technique?
Anyway, really gorgeous card!

I think you have used an aqua painter and ink pads (just to be different, lol). Great card – love the colour combo

I think you have used Markers which you have sprayed with water.

Looks great.

Beautiful card – colours I would never think of using! I think it could be markers direct to rubber.

Pretty colour combination, I think you coloured the flower petals with markers and stamped onto a scrap piece of paper ready for 2nd generation image, then coloured the remainder of the stamp with markers, spritzed the leaves with a darker colour then stamped the whole image onto cardstock.

Pretty image, must try and have a play, you’ve changed the whole image of the stamp! clever girl!

Stunning, Stunning card Teneale.

Loving those colours!

It would have to be crayons coloured directly onto the stamps, then lightly sprayed with water & stamped onto Watercolour paper.

Love, love, love it.

i have no idea…but will stab in the dark with a guess just the same!!

is it chalking with a wet applicator?

Nina

Lovely card! It looks like you’ve used the chalkboard technique to me.

I know, I know… You used markers to color the image and “removed” some of the ink creating the “light and shade” just not sure what you used????

Hi Teneale,
Hope the Convention was amazing for you – I’ve seen lots of other blogs where the ladies had a fantastic time.

Given the lovely texture you’ve achieved with this image my guess is that you’ve used sponge daubers to apply the colour from the ink pad to the stamp itself in each of the colours used and then huffed to refresh before stamping the image itself. I think I’ll head home and try this myself tonight!!

Blessings, Miche

THIS IS NOW CLOSED. I will advise the winners and post the tech I used.

Thanks for stopping by.

TENEALE ;0)

I am really enjoying browsing through your blog. I love this card, the petals are so subtle and pretty. I just got this set recently and have been enjoying doing some of the same things you have. Thanks for the inspiration.