Watercolor Wonder

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I'm preparing for next week's class on using Watercolor Wonder Crayons. This is the first of the cards we are going to make using the crayons and a blender pen. My colors are River Rock, Always Artichoke and Rose Red.
I'm holding the class twice next week: 10:30 AM Thursday at my house and 9:30 AM Saturday at the Hopewell Grange.

Products Used:
Faith in Nature stamp set, hostess set
River Rock 8½" x 11" card stock (24 sheets), 108640, $6.95
Always Artichoke 8½" x 11" card stock (24 sheets), 105119, $6.95
Very Vanilla 8½" x 11" card stock (40 sheets), 101650, $8.50
12" x 12" Patterns Designer Series Paper Stack, Neutrals Collection (40 sheets), 117157, $21.95
StazOn Jet Black Ink Pad, 101406, $7.95
Watercolor Wonder Crayons, Subtles Collection (10), 119802, $16.95
Watercolor Wonder Crayons, Regals Collection (10), 119803, $16.95
Watercolor Wonder Crayons, NeutralsCollection (10, 119805, $16.95
Blender Pens (3), 102845, $9.95
Silver Brads (200), 104336, $6.95
Rose Red ½" Seam Binding Ribbon (10 yards), 121884, $6.95

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