Artists’ Gouache Release Blog Hop + Giveaway ($300 in Total Prizes!)

Hello there, and welcome back to my blog! I am thrilled to join Altenew for the Gouache Release Blog Hop + Giveaway. You should be arriving here from the talented Erum’s blog, but if not, you can go back to the start, at the Altenew Card Blog and go from there.

Project 1

For this card, I placed the Rose Bouquet Stencil on an A2 watercolour cardstock and stuck it in place using washi tape. Then I squeezed some Ruby Red, Pistachio Green and Lagoon Green Gouache on my work surface and used a sponge dauber to colour the flowers and leaves.

After that, I stamped the sentiment from the Better Together 2 Stamp Set using Obsidian Pigment Ink.

Supplies:


Project 2

I made a sunset / sunrise scene on an A2 watercolour cardstock using a few colours from the Artists’ Gouache Set. For the mountains, I used the brush pen from the Fine Liner Pen Set.

Supplies:


Project 3

I die cut the bookmark from watercolour cardstock using the Tall Tale Bookmark Die. Then I coloured it using the Primary Yellow and Ruby Red Gouache with a round brush. To create the orange, I mixed the above two colours on my work surface before applying it to the bookmark.

Once the panel was dry, I stamped the images from the Enchanting Beauty Stamp Set using Obsidian Pigment Ink.

Supplies:


Project 4

For this card, I used the Greenwood Flowers Stencil Set on watercolour cardstock and coloured the flowers and leaves using the Primary Yellow, Ruby Red, Pistachio Green, Lagoon Green and Prussian Blue from the Artists’ Gouache Set. I followed the same technique as the first card. Then I fussy cut the images. 

To create the background, I used the Wavy Grid Stencil, Prussian Blue Gouache and a sponge dauber. After that, I stamped the sentiment from the Label Love Stamp Set on white cardstock using Obsidian Pigment Ink. Lastly, I assembled the card and stuck it on an A2 card base.

Supplies:


* This post may contain affiliate links, which means if you purchase something through the link I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Thank you for your support.

Giveaway Prizes
$300 in total prizes! To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a *$100 gift certificate to 1 lucky winner and a $20 gift certificates to 10 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 12/12/2022 for a chance to win. 

Altenew will draw 10 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 12/14/2022.

*The winner of the $100 gift certificate will be chosen from comments left on the Altenew blog. 

I really appreciate you stopping by and participating in this blog hop. Your next stop on the hop is the amazing Agnieszka’s blog! Below you will find the complete blog hop list should you encounter any broken links!

Altenew Blog

Jessica Frost-Ballas

Virginia Lu

Kelly Griglione

LauraJane

Therese Calvird

Erum Tasneem

Joylita Dsouza <<< YOU ARE HERE

Agnieszka Małyszek >>> GO HERE NEXT

Jenny Colacicco

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter


Share this

45 thoughts on “Artists’ Gouache Release Blog Hop + Giveaway ($300 in Total Prizes!)

  1. Thank you for sharing so many wonderful ideas for using this new gouache product. Your pieces are all lovely, colorful and a great inspiration for all of us! Great job!
    Angela

  2. Wow. I really love the rich colors of your projects and your creativity in 4 different projects. I love the range of color in the new set and can’t wait to try my hand at this.

  3. Wow! All of your projects are gorgeous! I love the bold colors! The sunset and bookmark are my favorites!

  4. I asked my artistic husband about gouache paints and we looked up together to find out more. These look like a great medium! So vibrant!!Maybe we can combine his brush skills and my stamping techniques to create some new art.

  5. i’ve wanted to do the “c” painted roses for a while – i watch other on you tube doing them and I think i can but i’m too scared

  6. Your many projects are so impressive and stunning, especially the mountain card. I just love that one! Great idea to sponge with these paints as well.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.