How To Make Fun Koi Pond Greeting Cards

How to make fun koi pond greeting cards might be just the project you are looking for today? Tomorrow night we usher in the Jewish holiday of Rosh HaShana, so why not use this idea to wish family and friends a sweet and healthy new year? Opt for the design that only has one fish, since that is the quickest, and you can whip up a bunch! Or get a large piece of watercolor paper, draw many fish and lily pads, add color and then cut it up into equal sized pieces to use individually as cards! Okay, that idea sounds like so much fun, wish I could do it right now, but I have many baskets of proofed sourdough in the fridge waiting to be baked, so first that, and then? Okay, lets make some koi greeting cards!

You’ll Need:

• watercolor paper cards, make them yourself

• masking tape

• a waterproof black micro pen, stabilo woodies, caran dache neocolor II, a brush and water (or watercolors or any water soluble medium to add color)

• my how to make a vibrant koi fish pond drawing tutorial

Enjoy this one and don’t get caught up in perfection, it is the imperfections that give it life!

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