More leaves and berries in a different color wave. This Stained Glass technique is explained below. Lots of fun to do!
By Sherre

A spring-looking flower in the Stained Glass technique.
By Sherre

Some leaves and berries in the stained Glass technique.
By Sherre

A pear using the stained Glass technique. These are all ATC-sized; i.e., 2 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches.
By Sherre

This is a new technique I tried for a swap. It is called the Stained Glass technique. It was developed by Julie Durocher. You color glue black- I did this by adding india ink to an old bottle of Elmer's. Then you can draw a design with pencil and then trace with the glue, or just freehand draw a design with the glue. I mostly just freehand drew with the glue. Then use watercolor paints. I used Lyra Watercolor Crayons and some Twinkling H2O colors. This one is titled "Tulip."
By Sherre

Here is a green collage in honor of St. Patrick's Day. The background was going to be done differently, but it didn't work the way I wanted it to, so the project morphed into this!
By Sherre

These are the pages I did for one of the Women decos in the abab group.. This book was called Women and Words and the originator wanted a vintage feel to the pages.
By Sherre