Hello and welcome to another Gina K inspiration hop. Today we are featuring the new StampTV Kit, True Love. This kit is jam packed with fun, whimsical images, perfect for everyday and romance cards. More details about my card below, but for now, be sure to check out what the rest of the design team has to show you...
- Gina K
- Giovana Smith
- Jennie Harper
- Jimmi Mayo
- Lee Murphy
- Melanie Muenchinger
- Michelle Woerner
- Sharon Harnist
- Suzanne Dean
- Theresa Momber
- Tina Gilliland
- Vicki Dutcher
- Carolina Buchting
- Cathy Tidwell
- Deb Felts
- Donna Baker
To start, I cut a piece of Pure Luxury White card stock using rectangle Nestabilities, then I sponged Memento Cantaloupe ink while still in the die.
Then I sponged Memento Bamboo Leaves.
I removed the card stock from the die and stamped the flower, from the kit, on my sponged background. I began coloring the foliage using my YG97 Copic marker.
Added YG95.
Then added YG93.
On another piece of white card stock, I stamped the flower again, coloring the center with YG17.
Added R46 to the petals.
Added YV25.
Then added RV21. After coloring, I cut out the flower.
I adhered the cut flower to the flower on my background, using Pop Dots. I layered with Pure Luxury Green Apple, cut using Scallop Rectangle Nestabilities. I used Pure Luxury Sweet Corn for my card base and added score lines with my Scor-Buddy. The sentiment is also from the True Love Kit, popped up with Pop Dots and on Pure Luxury White card stock.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a great day!
As soon as I saw the card I thought spring! Beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteYour color combinations always makes such a statement. You have taken a simple flower and made it WOW with your color choices. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteCherie
Lovely colors, looks like spring over there!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and a tutorial step by step too. Thanks a bunch for sharing your thoughts with the new set.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing how you made the background. Such a lovely card.
ReplyDeleteUr card is awesome..Love how u shared with us how u made ur card
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Teresa, beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteWow!! always love your cards, they always amaze me!! This one is so awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love using the yellow and green combination--they are such bright, happy colors. I think this flower stamp is one of my favorites on this set. Thanks for showing how you did the shading on the card, too. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and elegant!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning! Your coloring is always so well done. And really appreciate you showing how it is done!
ReplyDeletethank you for leaving a detailed telling of your coloring. it makes it so easy for me to color it almost the same. you have great talent.love this new set.
ReplyDeleteTheresa Happy New Year! I love this card! I've got to try and do this technique with the background. Thanks for your teachings!
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards - thanks for the detailed instructions - very helpful when someone is "coloring challenged"
ReplyDeleteGosh this is pretty! You make the best tutorials and I'm afraid I'm about to go on another crafting splurge/binge to buy a bunch of ink pads and sponge daubers so I can try some of your beautiful techniques.
ReplyDeleteI could study your techniques all day - you are so generous to share every step of the way! Thanks. Very lovely card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and thanks for the tutorial. Thanks for sharing too!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year: I love the serenity of your card. So lovely and so peaceful. Hugz, Dottie
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic card you designed. I am thrilled to see the wonderful work you do each time.
ReplyDeleteOh Theresa- this is sooo beautiful! Lovely card!!
ReplyDeleteyour card warms my heart. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, sunny, spring card. It brought out a nice, contented sigh when I saw it! Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWow! Love this card. Soft, springy, simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis card is so awesome! I love the way you shade..I've tried and mine never come out as soft as yours. Thanks for the inspiration, though.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty--I like the embossed lines.
ReplyDeleteSo much like Spring! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFirst off, you are my absolute favorite designer. I get so much out of your tutorials. Every day I get my socks knocked off with the colors you use with your stamps.
ReplyDeleteI love this card. It's so cheerful, makes me look forward to spring and summer!
Beautiful....
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty Card. Luv the layering of the colors. HNY!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful and, again, thanks for explaining how you did your coloring. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Theresa!!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful card and thanks for sharing the step by step tutorial as well.
ReplyDeleteNo, you are special. But thanks, I really like this card. Your work is always so pure.
ReplyDeleteOh, Theresa. Really, who can take a flower and make it into a million bucks? You can. And thank you for taking the time to 'tute' us on your Copic coloring path. <3
ReplyDeletesuch cute stamps! and lovely use in your card. Thanks for the step by step
ReplyDeleteThanks for the coloring tech directions. Noticed the scoring too. Thanksw
ReplyDeletebeautiful card as usual. Thanks so much for sharing and including the tutorial as well. Look forward to getting your mail in my "in" box. Makes my card day !
ReplyDeletebeautiful card, love the sponged background, pretty colors
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card....reminds me of spring. I am ready for it, but we have a few months to go here in the midwest!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! Love the way you inked the background!
ReplyDeleteEasy Peasey, right? NOT. I love how you expect not us, but me, to be able to DO THAT! hahaha you're funny! Beautiful card as always!
ReplyDeleteI love love your card. You always make it so easy to do them. I really need to sit down and try these.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great tutorial! Love your card.
ReplyDeleteOh now this is simple beauty at it's finest!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the use of your colors. It really makes the flower stand out.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the popped up flower and color usage!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love how the flower is popped up and gives your card a nice little dose of dimension!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautifully elegant card, such gorgeous colours and thanks for the colouring tutorial
ReplyDeleteLove the colors. Great job!
ReplyDeleteYour card says it all "You are awesome". Thanks for always sharing your techniques with us.
ReplyDeleteLove it, just beautiful
ReplyDeleteKathy N.
Gotta get me one of those huge daubers! What a beautiful background!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Love how
ReplyDeleteyou sponged behind the
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Gladys R.
Love your shading as always. I look forward to your cards every time.
ReplyDeleteYou always give us such amazing inspiration ...your card is stunning!
ReplyDeleteYour color combination and coloring technique always leaves me breathless! Love this simple flower card, just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Theresa, love the colors and your step by steps. You cards always look so "alivE".
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with your card. Love the colors. The tutorials are great. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour projects and step by step pics are always such a treat. TFS!
ReplyDeleteI love the card! Thanks also for the step by step instructions. You're so sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice, fun card. Love all the shading.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! Love the gorgeous flower!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see how you achieved the soft look. Such a pretty card. TFS!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree the sentiment on your card - you are so awesome. Love this beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteStunning card, fantastic use of the flower stamp. Thanks for also for providing step-by-step instructions!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sponging. Love the coloring. Gorgeous card. Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteVery pretty flower & card, love the colors and layered flower.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me to use scoring for accents/frames. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYou are just so talented! I look forward to seeing more of your work in the future!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!,
ReplyDeleteTheresa, your card is so beautiful and "springy". I love the soft look of the light up to the left of the card.
ReplyDeleteAn awesome card that really pops out. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDelete"No, YOU'RE awesome!" LOL - I love how you show how you do the shading and colouring. This is such a cute flower.
ReplyDeleteOnly 3 pictures show up :(. I'm sure it's a lovely card though
ReplyDeleteStunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card...I love your coloring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Theresa! Awesome coloring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card...your coloring is amazing. Hugs, Teresa
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, thank you so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDelete:-O (I'm speechless) Your coloring and sponging skills never cease to amaze me Theresa... I so want think set now to recreate this magnificent card!
ReplyDeletethis card is so fresh and fun!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty! TFS!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
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Very beautiful card! love the color and cleanliness. great coloring!
ReplyDeleteLuanne
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Beautiful card. I love the way you did the background and the Copic coloring! I wish I could color like that!!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this! Probably my fave of the whole blog hop.
ReplyDeleteTheresa, you can turn a simple line stamp into a work of art! Love the subtle shading you do that produces such fabulous cards. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love your color choices! Your talent is inspiring!
ReplyDeletethanks for the instructions
ReplyDeleteA very lovely card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing this card with such bright colors!
ReplyDeleteShala
I always appreciate how you show us your shading and coloring techniques. Your cards are absolutely gorgous!
ReplyDeletei love how this just jumps off the card...beautiful coloring job
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your post the most so far. You showed us how you did your design...you took the extra time and I really appreciate it. I've never used Copics (hope to some day). Thank you very much, con
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