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Watercolor labels with no brushes, no mess, no fuss!
I used the Waterlogue app to create watercolor images, then used the Print and Cut feature of my Silhouette CAMEO and its software to create these labels

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  • How to make a packaging labels. Diy Watercolor Labels - Step 1
    Step 1

    I created some filled circles in Silhouette Studio using light, pastel colors. I then created a PDF file via the Print window. I then converted my PDF file to a JPG which I used to upload into my Waterlogue app. The other option is to create your circles in any image editing software you have and upload that image in the Waterlogue app

  • How to make a packaging labels. Diy Watercolor Labels - Step 2
    Step 2

    Using the Waterlogue app, I converted my image into watercolor, then merged the watercolor image into Silhouette Studio

  • How to make a packaging labels. Diy Watercolor Labels - Step 3
    Step 3

    Using the circle tool, I cropped each of the colored circles. This allowed me to make each one “cut-able” in Studio. Once I had each circle cropped, I added a white inner circle (using internal offset tool), and a sentiment using the Turner font from Creative Market (a freebie from a few weeks ago). I then used the Print and Cut feature (don’t forget the registration marks!) with the white sticker paper

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