DIY: Watercolored-effect-paper!

I learned about procedure text in english class, but i realize that i never made one. Well maybe once when i was in junior high, i wrote a "how to make hamburger" but yahhh it was really lame. Today i decided to make one. To be honest its quiet hard to make this post because it took a lot time to take a nice picture. I used tripod and thanks God the sun shone nicely. So lets get startedddd!

I found out this technique by accident. I was drawing a paper with markers then left my drawing on the table, unintentionally i nudged a glass of water and a few drops of water spilled on my drawings. Kinda sad, but i'm through haha. The next morning i saw my drawing turn into something, really something. So i hope you find this diy inspiring, and like it as much as i do. 

What you need:

• various kind of paper
• markers
• scissors
• brush
• water (you only need a small drops of water)
• hair-dryer (optional)

First, cut the paper into any shapes you like with scissors! It works better if you use a light colored paper, because when you use black or any dark paper the color from the marker will be hard to see. 

Second color the paper that has been cut! to make it faster i suggest you to color it using the inner part of the markers.

Then "paint" over the paper with wet brush or a brush that has been loaded with water. 

 After that, let them dry! I hate feeling excited about something but have to wait for it, so if you're like me you can use hairdryer so it dries quickly.

And your're done! nice isnt it? i like how the water creates watercolor washes. You can use it as a gift tag, name tag, or you can use a bigger paper then make an envelope or wall art sounds nice!!