Oh wow!!! Never seen this technique before, I'm always looking for new projects and incorporating ideas to my cards etc, thank you, I've loved watching
They're known as primulas or polyanthus -all flowers work slightly differently but I think different coloured primulas are by far the easiest to get an effect from.
Thank you for showing so many examples!! Great inspirations!
Thanks for watching!
Stunning !!!! May I ask what you use as a sealant to protect the picture!!! I’d like to make a Mother’s Day card on 140lb paper.
Oh wow!!! Never seen this technique before, I'm always looking for new projects and incorporating ideas to my cards etc, thank you, I've loved watching
Love, love, love the technique. And the background music was happy making experience all the way around.
I have never heard of this technique before, I’ll definitely incorporate it into my paintings, thanks so much for showing us how to do it.
Love the way you arrange and put different items to make it so cohesive !❤️
Glad you like it!
A super project! The results are awesome! Tfs, Laura ❤
Thanks so much!
what kind of flowers did you use in the first arrangement?
Awesome...gonna try this again. I'm thinking key is pounding quite a bit..love your theme song! Haa
Go for it!
This is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much, means alot.
Wow! I’ve never heard of this. Will try!
Please do!
Do the colors fade over time?
My goodness. She is pulverising the poor fern.
This is fun to do.
May I ask what tool you were using to scrap off the smashed flower bits when you were done, please? T. Y.
I think it is a paint brush
Beautiful effects of the pigments ! What flowers are you using…the small yellow ones ?
They're known as primulas or polyanthus -all flowers work slightly differently but I think different coloured primulas are by far the easiest to get an effect from.
Do you need to seal the paper? Will it keep well? I really like this. Thank you so much. 🌼🌻❤
No need
Can you spray the finished picture with something to prevent it from fading?
Basically,it's the equivalent of a grass stain so best to frame your pic and keep it away from sunlight!
Christina, did you use watercolor paper?? Just wondering if it picks up the colors better..... Thank you. Great job.
Watercolour paper is stronger but any paper will take the transfer of colour.
Are they colorfast?
Kinda- have you ever tried getting grass stains out ?
@@ChristinasArtClasses lol...I get it
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