Adding Decorative Touches to Cards with Distress Oxide Inks and Pan Pastels

In this video, I walk you through some of my "tuck card" making process. I show you how I decorate my cards using pan pastels and distress oxide inks and stains along with stamps and stencils. I also use metallic watercolors, glitter paint, and some gold fluid acrylic. I share some tips and techniques as well as explain my thought process behind some of my choices. It's an hour long video with me narrating my artistic process in live time. However, many parts are sped up to save some time.

I have another video that goes into more detail about how to make the "tuck cards" called, "How to Make Beautiful, Easy, All-Occasion Cards in Mass Production." Here, in this video, I'm making the same kind of cards as the previous video, only I've already used acrylic paints (instead of watercolors) and show you the next steps. In the previous video I used salt and saran wrap to decorate the watercolor cards, but in this video I add all kinds of flower and other stencils, script stamps, and inks to beautify them on a whole other level.