Step 1: Gather your supplies including Distress Watercolor Cardstock, Distress Watercolor Pencils (I used set 3), a Distress Sprayer, Winter Watercolor stamps and some sentiment stamps.  

Step 2: Adhere your stamp to a block and mist it lightly with the Distress Sprayer. I sprayed from about 12 inches above to give a fine mist.  

Step 3: Color directly onto the stamp using your Distress Watercolor Pencil.  

Step 4: Stamp the image onto the Distress Watercolor Cardstock.  

Step 5: Continue coloring additional images and stamping to create a pattern.  

Step 6: Once you are done stamping, add additional details and shading with the pencils.  

Step 7: Add details to the center of your flowers.  

Step 8: Using a Detailer Waterbrush, blend out any harsh lines.  
 

Step 9: Let’s add some splatter. Add some water to your glass mat, then dip the back of your pencil into the water and you will get a pool of pigment.   

Step 10: Use a paintbrush to splatter the watery pigment onto your panel. Let dry or dry with a heat tool. 

Step 11: Ink the edges of the panel with Frayed Burlap Distress Ink using a foam blending tool.  

Step 12: Stamp the sentiment onto the panel using Black Soot Distress Archival Ink.  

Step 13: Mount the panel onto some Idea-ology Kraftstock in coordinating colors and adhere to a card base.  

I hope you enjoyed playing with watercolor stamps and pencils! I always love the look I get from these and it almost looks like you painted the card yourself.