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Altenew Paint-A-Flower: Clematis & Artist Alcohol Markers Release Blog Hop + Giveaway


Happy Monday friends and welcome to another Paint A Flower release by Altenew called Clematis. This release also has the new Artist Marker collection Set F and G which has some really pretty colors in them. This post is part of the release celebration blog hop and if you are hoping along then you must be coming from the amazing Maryam Perez blog. To celebrate this release Altenew also has a giveaway in this hop. I have all the details to the Giveaway at the bottom of the page and I have added the blog order to the bottom of this post as well. So grab your favorite drink and hop along!!!



For my card today I used Woodless Watercolor pencils and the new Artist Markers set F and G to create a semi faux Watercolor look.

  • Start by stamping the image with Jet Black ink on a Bristol Smooth White card stock twice. Bristol smooth paper holds watercolor well and works well with Alcohol markers for the result I was going for.

  • Color the flowers using light shades of yellow and blue all over using Woodless Watercolors, let it dry completely. When dry the flowers will have a very soft tint of the blues and yellows as watercolors dry lighter.

  • When dry add depths using Artist Markers by dabbing them on the surface. The bristol paper bleeds easily which helps the ink move . The dabbing helps the image look as if watercolored

  • I also used colorless blender to do so tip to tip coloring for the lighter blue flowers.

  • Do the same for the leaves. Use light green watercolor fro the base and then dab in the Artist Markers for adding details and depth to the leaves.

  • Fussy cut the entire floral image from one of the stamped images excluding the fence. From the second stamped image fussy cut a few floral clusters.

  • Stamp the Clematis stamp once more on a White Bristol Smooth Cardstock using Altenew Obsedian ink. ( Because, I used only Watercolors for this part )

  • Color the fence a light gray shade watercolor. Also color the background in a teal blue shade fading it into the white.

  • Adhere the fussy cut flower cluster to the fence on top part of the card panel uisng foam adhesive

  • Adhere the smaller cluster to the bottom corner using foam adhesive. Make sure to add some teal watercolor before adhering the floral cluster.

  • Stamp the sentiment Beautiful using Altenew Dusk Crisp Dye ink. Stamp and emboss the additional sentiment with white embossing powder on black card stock.

  • Add a few scattering of white pearls around the flowers and mount this panel on to a top folding white note card.

Thank you for stopping, i really appreciate it. I hope i have given you a different way to use your artist markers and watercolors and you will give this technique a go. Have fun hopping the next on you stop is the wonderful Agnieszka Małyszek




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Giveaway Prizes:

Altenew is giving away $200 in total prizes, to celebrate this release.

  • A $50 gift certificate to 2 lucky winner

  • A $20 gift certificate to 5 winners

Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and on each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list by 02/28/2021 for a chance to win. Altenew will draw 7 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 03/02/2021.


I am listing all the products I have used to make this card project below. Some of the products listed below are an affiliate link which means I get paid a small percentage of the sale but with no additional cost to you. Thank you so much for you support.



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