Next, is a new set from Tami Mayberry, called So Groovy. You'll love the retro hip images and fun greetings in this set! I'll repost this card next week and show you how I colored the van and made that rainbow background.
For more samples with tonight's new stamp sets, please visit these participating designer's blog links:
- GinaK
- Theresa*Illustrator of Fanciful Fall*
- Tami*Illustrator of So Groovy*
- Jessica
- Melanie
- Carolyn
- Cathy
- Lee
- Lynn
- Asela
- Suzanne
- Valerie
- Tera *our CenterStage Spotlight Designer*
To make the first card, I sponged Memento Cantaloupe ink on my background, starting from the bottom and working my way up about 2/3 the way.
I cut a circle from scratch paper and adhered it to the background to mask off a moon shape. Then I sponged Memento Tangelo.
Next, I sponged Memento Angel Pink as a transition color between the yellow and purple.
Sponged Memento Lulu Lavender from the top until it met the pink.
Sponged Memento Grape Jelly.
Then I sponged Memento Tuxedo Black, very lightly around the edges.
Removed the mask and stamped the tree with Stazon Black.
Next, I inked up the wavy grass with Memento Potter's Clay, stamping off on scratch paper once before stamping on the background. Then I repeated several times to fill the bottom.
I stamped the sentiment with black, then layered with Pure Luxury Black Onyx and Vibrant Purple. The card base is Sweet Mango.
Thanks for stopping by. I'll be back tomorrow with more previews. Have a wonderful day!
32 comments:
Oh so totally awesome T!!! I am LOVIN' the rainbow bg!!
Theresa- As usual both of your cards are gorgeous! Can't wait for the tutorial on the stripes!!
Love the card you posted....the way you blended, masked and stamped is awesome!
Beautiful. I love the rainbow background with the mini bus.
This card is GORGEOUS! I love that technique for night the sky.
Awesome cards, Theresa! Love the sneak peeks of your new set! Looks really fun!
Beautiful cards Theresa and really diggin' the background for your So Groovy card :o)
Love the spooky simplicity of the first one and the second one is just too groovy :) I always enjoy working with your sets!
hugz,
Suzanne
Both are great cards - I love the Halloween one -- beautiful!
Both of these are fabulous.. I am loving the new Holloween, love the tree and grass.
Love the moon & tree silhouette card! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
love your new set, Theresa! fabulous look with the tree!
hee hee, that rainbow is really takign me back!! great job,great technique!
I love this tree card! It is so beautiful- love the colours and how it creates the wonderful silhouette.
This was such a wonderfull tut of that gorgeous background! Thanks a lot!!!
Beautiful...love~love that tree...and it can be used for so much!
absolutely stunning
Yowsa - you did it again! Created a must have stamp set and then the card I really NEED to make! I love it!
Love it,thank you so very much for the step by step.
Wow - great cards. Love the moon with the purple sunset!!!!
And so lovin the rainbow backround!!!!
I so love your sponging...have I ever told you that? haha! LOVE that rainbow! Cant wait to see how you did it! Your new set ROCKETHS!
Fantastic cards, Theresa! I love the Halloween scene! Your funky striped background on the second is awesome!
These two cards are awesome! I can't wait to try the Halloween one!
Stunning!
Oh Theresa!!! I just love your cards - they are so pretty with their shading. You really are a master of using colored cardstock as a gorgeous back drop for any stamp set. I love everything you make so much!!!
I love the Halloween card!
Keep up the great art!
Both of your cards are just stunning!! You are so creative and talented :)
Both cards are fantastic! Thanks for the detailed directions...
Wow...these cards are wicked awesome...such lovely POPS of color!!!
beautiful. LOVE your new set Theresa!!! love the card you made with it too. And that is such a fun card with the groovy set too!
Theresa,
What a fantastic card, I love the colors you used and the stamp set
Barb miatagal@shaw.ca
Great sponging technique, thanks for the photos and details!
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