Now that you are completely inspired by all things watercolor it’s time to put it all together.  Give this simple watercolor escort card a try. All you need is our 4 bar cards in white, some paint & a brush. Paint your cards how you like, fold in half and write in your guest name. Easy & pretty!     The post Watercolor Escort Cards appeared first on Smitten on Paper.

Welcome back everyone! I hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving weekend. I’ve always wanted to try painting on glass so I thought I’d give it a try this weekend. I didn’t have any glass paint handy but I did have standard acrylic and some matte medium.     I think these turned out pretty nice. Since I didn’t use actual glass paint I do not plan to wash these. Instead I’m going to use them during the holidays as candy containers. I think they will be adorable filled with candy canes for the...

This DIY turns something simple and everyday into something adorable and charming for your big day! Just grab some clothespins, a couple different colors of paint and you’re ready to go.   You will need the following things: • large clothespins • small clothespins • paintbrushes • metallic paint • acrylic paint   All you need to do is secure your clothespins to something you can easily maneuver. I used a small box and clipped each clothespin to the edge. Now, you can paint away. I used simp...

There is nothing more exciting and fun than receiving an invitation in the mail that goes above and beyond the normal invite. Here’s a fun little DIY to help you with that. Create a fun scratcher for all of your guests to reveal certain details for the party! You’ll need just a couple of things …   You will need a paintbrush, dish soap, metallic acrylic paint, your invite and some pennies!   Mix 1 part soap to 2 parts paint. Keep in mind that a little mixture goes a long way. I made this lit...