Hi there! It's the fourth and final day of Gina K blog hops for our May release and tonight we are featuring Debbie Corbari's Darling Divas and the new Free With Free set, A Little Something. Debbie has come up with three more fabulous Divas this month. I used images from the Green Thumb Diva to make my card. (step by step photos below)
And this is my A Little Something card. This stamp set is free with the purchase of three full stamp sets. I paper pieced the vase and used Copic markers to color and shade. I love the sweet images in this set!
Be sure to visit all the designer blogs for more inspiration.
Gina K - Illustrator of A Little Something
Debbie Corbari - Illustrator of The Darling Divas
AJ Otto
Becky Oehlers
Beth Silaika
Carolyn King
Cathy Tidwell
Latisha Yoast
Laurie Schmidlin
Lee Murphy
Melanie Muenchinger
Sean Fetterman
Sharon Harnist
Tami Mayberry
Valerie Stangle
To make my card, I started by cutting and embossing white cardstock using Spellbinders™ A2 Matting Basics A. Then I stamped the flower pot with Gina K Black Onyx and the watering can with Gina K Bubblegum Pink. The water droplets were stamped with Gina K Turquoise Sea.
I used my Y17 Copic to color in the centers of the flowers.
For the leaves on the flowers I used YG25 and for the petals, I think I used RV17. Sorry I must have forgotten to click the photo for that step.
For the flower pot I used E97.
Then some deeper shading on the pot with E15.
Used a sticky note to mask the top section at the bottom of the flower pot, then sponged Gina K Fresh Asparagus ink.
Then used my E35 Copic to shade a bit just below the pot.
I removed the mask and sponged Gina K Powder Blue around the edges of the die template.
I layered with Pure Luxury Grass Green, cut using Spellbinders A2 Locking Loops. I used a white card base (4 ¼ by 5 ½ inches) and added some Color Companion buttons to embellish.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Adorable. Fantastic coloring and thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThat mini scene is darling! Thanks for reminding me to ground my images like this, sometimes I do, sometimes I don't...
ReplyDeleteGreat cards, Theresa. Thanks once again for posting tutorials.
ReplyDeleteLove these T!! As usual, the coloring, sponging, all are pure perfection!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute cards. I always love your tutorials. Thanks for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute cards. I am going to have to try that masking technique.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute! Love how you color and thanks for your time in sharing all your beautiful cards :)
ReplyDeleteVery lovely cards!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! These stamps are on my wish list for sure!
ReplyDeleteYay!! I was hoping I'd see someone use the watering can and flowers! Absolutely perfect! Both cards are fabulous..but you always do fabulous! ;)
ReplyDeleteAdorable love it!
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get your inspiration? Beautiful cards as always.
ReplyDeleteLove both cards! Great designs and coloring on each. Thanks for the tutorial - they are so helpful.
ReplyDeleteLove your cards. I can't tell you how much I appreciate the tutorials. They are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely framing on both.
ReplyDeleteSo loverly! Thanks for taking the time to give us the great tutorials this week!
ReplyDeletecute cards
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, thanks for showing us the great ideas to be used so many different ways !!
ReplyDeleteLoved what you did today. Amazing coloring and details. Great new stamp sets.
ReplyDeletei wasn't sure how to use just one small stamp on a card, but you showed us how! Amazing! Your work is always above the norm. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDarling cards, T -- those Matting Basics dies are perfect for you, aren't they? (Glad I have them because you inspire me all the time)!!
ReplyDeleteI always love your cards! coloring is a challenge for me, but you make it look so easy with your step by step photos. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteoh this is gorgeous. thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful, Theresa! Love your design, and the bright springy colours!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet gardening card! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLoved the cards and your tutorial. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLoved the cards so cute, love the little scene!!
ReplyDeletevery lovely
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Holly
Wonderful cards. Thank you for all your hard work with making step by step instructions. Always appreciated! TFS
ReplyDeleteI knew I could count on you to make great card, and you did. These were not my favorite sets and I like what you did with them.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards, as always! Love the watering can.
ReplyDeleteAnother great lesson in coloring,your the best.
ReplyDeleteGreaaat cards. You are the first one to use the watering can - great job and again thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJean McGee
Love your cards Theresa, the outdoor scene is especially lovely
ReplyDeleteShirley
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these sets are so versatile. I have sure seen that in this hop. Probably the most diverse inspiration I have seen in any of the hops so far. I am so glad to get to go along for the ride.
ReplyDeleteYou sure do inspire us!!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely thank you card very pretty!
ReplyDeleteFun projects, thanks for sharing all your ideas this week!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
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Really sweet cards Theresa, love them both. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSweet cards, Theresa. It's always fun to see how your scenes are created TFS!
ReplyDeleteI adore your style and the cards you created are just wonderful. You always make it look so easy to create them too. Thanks for sharing your talents in so many ways!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creations with us. I sat all afternoon working with one of your tutorials today. LOVE it! Thanks so much for putting those together.
ReplyDeleteYour touch is always inspiring Theresa and I love always your step by step instruction it makes it so easy to achieve Thank you
ReplyDeleteAs always your cards are adorable. I just love stamping scenes. Whether they are simple or outside the box.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and thanks so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAmazing cards! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh! Another classy card with your beautiful backgrounds! Love that vase stamp and the way you used it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us how you do it!
What nice cards - I love the "grassy" look in the first one
ReplyDeleteHa what a lovely imagination and talent you have Theresa. Green Thumb Diva card is way too cute and clever.
ReplyDeleteSweet little scene! I like how you created the ground for the flower pot.
ReplyDeleteLove the cards! And really have enjoyed your creations and tutorial all week. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jo
Beautiful cards. And congratulations on going through to the second round at Spellbinders. You are SO worth it!!
ReplyDelete//Ulrika AB in Sweden
What I like about your blog is that you give step by step instructions. I also learn more about the products available. What great Spellbinders you've got. I wish they were more available around me. I guess I'll have to order online more often. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kathleen
awww..so cute! love that watering can card. Such a cute scene!
ReplyDeleteI love the bright summery colors and your use of buttons. I need to start using up some of mine.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are awesome! Love the Rainy Day Diva; I have sooo many gardening friends that would love to receive it.
ReplyDeleteLove your cards and I always appreciate your coloring tutorials.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so beautiful. Theresa. The watering can is so cute. Thanks for the tute too.
ReplyDeleteHi dear Theresa <3
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so fun for me to visit!! I just love your watering can, floating there watering the flowers! And the scoring you did on the second card, it POPS the entire image out! If I could just remember 'simplicity' like this!!! many hugs to you :)
So very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Thanks for the detailed instructions. Can't wait to try these techniques!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are great, but I really loved the first one. I appreciate the tutorial too.
ReplyDeleteLove the first card! So cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your coloring technique. Thanks for sharing the "how to!"
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