The Design Team for Gina K. Designs welcomes you to another fabulous Inspiration Blog Hop!!! Gina and the Design Team will inspire you with many beautiful ideas! And as you hop through their blogs, make sure to leave a comment on each of them because we will choose a few random comments and those stampers will each win a grab bag of deeply etched, pre-cut Gina K. Designs stamps! To see the full list of winners check the Big News forum at Stamp TV a couple of days after the hops!!
On this card I used the butterflies from Wild Flowers to make a super quick clean and simple card. I stamped the butterflies with Memento Tangelo and Rose Bud and the sentiment in Tuxedo Black. Then I added score lines around the edge.
Next up is Masculine Tags, by Tami Mayberry. This set will be perfect for making masculine cards for any occasion! I used my favorite image in the set along with some of Gina's fabulous new designer paper, Pool Side.
And here I used the same image to make another super quick clean and simple card, this time paper piecing with designer paper from Casual Friday.For more inspiration, check out the rest of the design team blogs...
- Gina K
- Melanie Muenchinger - Illustrator Wild Flowers
- Tami Mayberry - Illustrator Masculine Tags
- AJ Otto
- Carolina Buchting
- Cathy Tidwell
- Deb Felts
- Donna Baker
- Emily Giovanni
- Giovana Smith
- Jennie Harper
- Jimmi Mayo
- Lee Murphy
- Lori McAree
- Michelle Woerner
- Theresa Momber
- Tina Gilliland
- Vicki Dutcher
To make the top card, I started by sponged Memento Cantaloupe ink.
Then I stamped one of the flower using the rock & roll technique. I first inked up the image with Memento Cantaloupe, then I "rocked & rolled" the ink pad around the edges of the flower, creating a two tone effect when stamped.
I used the same technique with another flower.
I stamped the centers with Memento Tangelo.
I made a mask to cover the bottom image, adhering with repositionable tape. Then I stamped the stem & leaves using Memento Bamboo Leaves.
For the sentiment layer, I cut out a rectangle with a Spellbinders Rectangle Nestabilities die template. Then I sponged Memento Cantaloupe ink while still in the die.
Stamped the sentiment with Memento Tuxedo Black ink.
Then I stamped the two smaller flowers using the same rock & roll technique.
I layered with Pure Luxury Sweet Mango and used a Kraft card base. I added score lines with my Scor-Buddy and used a Fancy Tags die template by Spellbinders.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Incredible, once again! I am always in awe of your cards. What an inspriation!
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers with the rock n roll technique! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome assortment of cards. love your beautiful touches and coloring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards as always. Thanks for the great tutorial for the first card. I love the paper piecing on the last card. Thanks for the great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWOW! These were awesome cards and I love that you show a step by step description on how to make them. Thanks for all the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Thanks so much for your tutorials. I've learned so much from them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning artwork and thanks so much for sharing your talents with us. I love how you go into detailed instructions also to show us the way you did the flowers.
ReplyDeleteI check your site often because you are always sharing your talents....thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteAs usual these are stunning loving the colours!
Hi Theresa,
ReplyDeleteAs always, your cards are AMAZING!!! I love how you sponged your backgrounds, and I really appreciate your photo tutorials ~ You're the BEST!!!
Have a great day...I can't wait to see what else you create with the newly released stamps and goodies!
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards and thank you so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are all beautiful. I really like the way you angled the pieces of the Father's Day card. Very pretty
ReplyDeleteAs always, I love your cards. I especially like the clean and simple one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Thanks so much for the tutorial. I so appreciate you sharing these techniques.
ReplyDeleteReally like your cards! I love the offset look.
ReplyDeleteWow you have been busy! Such beautiful designs
ReplyDeleteloving the new releases.
thanks for always sharing the steps
LOVE the butterflies! And I never think to emboss an edge. It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat stamping on the flowers! Gorgeousness!
ReplyDeleteOk I can't pick just one... love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteWow all stunning in their own rite, love the tutorial thank you for being so inspiring, love your work :-)
ReplyDeleteLove these, great tutorial and love the colors and fancy tag mat with these images!
ReplyDeleteLovely ideas!Always appreciate tutorials, thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove the style of these!
ReplyDeleteAll cards are fantastic!! I love your sponging and colors!
ReplyDeleteAll four cards are wonderful but I especially love those masculine cards!
ReplyDeleteAll four are great cards. (Do you ever make a card that's not?) I also peeked at your craft room post- so neat and tidy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards....I especially like the one with the flowers. The way you turned the tag die is really catching.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! Nice to know how something is done. I love the result. And also the masculine cards - simple but wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are amazing Theresa. I love the warmth and joyful feeling of the fisrt flower card. I also love all the texture in the first masculine card.
ReplyDeleteWhat great cards! I especially like the first one - colors and flowers are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Love the color you achieved by doing the rock and roll techniques. Your masculine cards are perfect. Any guy would like either of them!
ReplyDeleteYour masculine cards are terrific! Love the use of the jute~
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, Theresa! You ALWAYS knock my socks off!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous projects as always. My favorite is the last one for some reason. I guess I'm really enjoying the great use of that classic car image.
ReplyDeleteawesome cards. love your color combos
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Cards love love the way you make the flowers pop from your card. the masculine cards are perfect love the different ways you have shown us how to make them. thank for sharing
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What beautiful flower cards. They make me think of summertime. I love that big ole' dauber. Gotta get me some of those. Thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteGayle
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Please don't ask me to pick a favorite from your line up of cards - they're all fantastic! Great job! I look forward to seeing more of your designs in the next few days. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! I love how you have placed the butterflies!
ReplyDeletelove the offset card
ReplyDeleteGreat CAS cards! I always enjoy seeing your process.
ReplyDeleteLove the luminous peach tones on your floral card and BOTH of your masculine cards are SPECTACULAR! I really love those plaid and cane patterned papers!
ReplyDeleteEvery time you amaze me with your style and beautiful cards. I am ever so grateful for your sharing your techniques.
ReplyDeleteHi! love your cards!! and the colors are beautiful!! THANKS!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Theresa...striking my heart and soul again. The florals are ethereal. The masculine cards are classic, elegant. And thank heaven for your tutorials.
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, Theresa, love your work.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! WOW!! WOW!! I also LOVE your tutorials...what amazing talent you have
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors of the flower cards! And the tag and sentiment is so cool flipped vertically!
ReplyDeleteCool! I love all the beautiful details, and that tilted panel is wonderful.
ReplyDelete~ky
I am always amazed by your cards and tutorials!
ReplyDeleteOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ! ! !
ReplyDeleteI LIKE alllll of your cards and thanks for the tutorial. I always enjoy them.
Jean McGee
Fantastic! All of them are great!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are all wonderful.
ReplyDeleteTheresa, your cards are all so incredibly beautiful. They're all like works of art. I love the way your sponging looks.
ReplyDeleteRegina Hardy
Just gourgeous! Love your cards they are always amazing! Thanks for taking the time for putting together the tutorials just love them ! God Bless You Always Angie!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! So many gorgeous cards to drool over! Really like how you turned the tag sideways on that first card. ALL of them are beautifully creative--as always! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the tutorial as well as your art. I am a step-by-step person!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
Beautiful cards T!!! Love how you did the flowers and the titled panels on the Masculine Tags looks great. I am so OCD about tilting and need to let loose ;)
ReplyDeleteYour cards are just terrific! Thanks for sharing your creativity and giving us a tutorial! You're awesome!
ReplyDeleteYour are an inspiration to all. Love your cards. Thanks for sharing. WOW
ReplyDeletelove em ALL ! absolutely cannot pick a fav ..and don't want to LOL
ReplyDeleteI love both of your cards. It's really nice of you to give detailed instructions on how you make them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards....
ReplyDeleteLove the cards and thanks for the great tutorial
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. Thank you for the tutorial. Terrific job. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are always so gorgeous, Theresa! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these wonderful cards.
ReplyDeleteTFS such fantastic cards. Thanks for the step by step.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors on the first 2 cards and very cool masculine cards as well.
Gorgeous and thanks for the tutorial, beautiful card
ReplyDeleteSuperb work as usual! TFS!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
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Love the colors and the soft, subtle technique of the background on the wildflower card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove these cards! I really love what you have done with Melanie's new set!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! So clean and simple, yet elegant. Thanks for the tutorial- such an easy way to get depth, but we don't always think of it. Love the sentiment and the flowers and butterflies. Your masculine cards are a wow, too. I love that you have placed the papers at different angles- so pleasing to the eye. I love the colors you chose as well. Great cards!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! I admire your work so much. I lke the way you layered one of the masculine cards, it gave it a nice twist.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love how you used the Spellbinders Fancy Tags as a mat.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards Theresa! Beautiful sponging and designs!
ReplyDeleteas beautiful and so well made map.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool blog! Love your work!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented, amazing cards. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIncredibly talented. You give me inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIncredibly talented. You give me inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAnother great job! I love your work and blending of colors.You are very gifted. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe rodk and roll flowers are so pretty. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love the masculine stamp set & these great cards make me so anxious to get my order:)
ReplyDeleteJust love these..... thank you so much !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, love the rock and roll technique
ReplyDeleteLove all the cards. Really like the petals in the flower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful use of Mel's set...love how you were able to achieve such different looks with it.
ReplyDeleteYour cards with Tami's set are amazing! Perfect masculine cards!!!
What gorgeous new stamp sets! Love your cards--thanks so much for your tutorials.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jennifer
Each of these is just great, especially the masculine cards. TFS
ReplyDeletethese are so great. LOVE the old time auto. too cute.
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