How to Use the Watercolor Tree Stamp to Make a Cherry Blossoms Tree

Take your spring cards to the next level with the is watercolor tree stamp set, making the art of watercolor attainable for all skill levels!

Today Shelly is showing off a stunning spring card creation and we truly adore how it came out! Shelly said, “When I think of Spring, I think of all the things blooming and sweetness in the air. With that being said, I chose to make a simple cherry blossom tree for a springtime card.” Truly beautiful!

Start with a A2 size white cardstock.
Stamp on the ‘cherry blossom’ using the 35045 Watercolor Tree stamp in three steps.
- First, stamp the tree in Color Fuse Ink color Rose (light pink).

Second, add touches of Color Fuse Ink color Fuchsia (dark pink) on sides and middle.
Third, add tiny touches of Color Fuse Ink color Azure (dark blue) around edges here and there.

Stamp on tree trunk/branches using the 35045 Watercolor Tree stamp set in two steps.
- First, stamp the trunk/branches in Color Fuse Ink color Mocha (light brown).
- Second, add touches of Color Fuse Ink color Cinnamon (darker brown) to edges/sides of trunk/branches here and there.
Stamp on the ‘fallen cherry blossoms’ using the 35045 Watercolor Tree stamp set in two steps.
- First, stamp the fallen cherry blossoms in Color Fuse Ink color Rose (light pink).
- Second, add touches of Color Fuse Ink color Fuchsia (dark pink) to edges/tops of fallen cherry blossoms.
Add pink paint splatters.
Let dry.

Use the stamped card panel with the 5819-01D Nested Frame #1 die set (largest die).
Stamp on the sentiment using the 37004 Sketch Flower stamp set in black ink.
Set aside.