Hello there! It's the second day of the Gina K Designs February release blog hops. Today the team is featuring my latest set, Signs of Spring and Becky Oehlers new Folk Filigree. I decided to color the crocus image purple again, but this time using Copic markers.
Here is a video I created to show you how I made my card. There are step by step photos below. I also have video shot of all the cards I shared at the release party last week, so stay tuned for those to show up on my blog.
Direct link to this video at Youtube.
Check out all the blogs on the list to see more inspiring projects featuring Signs of Spring and Folk Filigree.
Gina K
Becky Oehlers - Illustrator Folk Filigree
Theresa Momber Illustrator Signs of Spring ---you are here
Beth Silaika
Cathy Tidwell
Debbie Corbari
Laurie Schmidlin
Lee Murphy
Michelle Woerner
Sean Fetterman
Sharon Harnist
Guest Designers
Allie Gower
Donna Phelan
Leslie Turner
Start by stamping the crocus image using Memento Tuxedo Black ink.
Color using Copic markers, beginning with V06.
Add V04.
Then fill in with V01.
I wanted a bit more contrast on the flowers, so I went back with my V06 marker.
For the stems, start with YG09.
Then fill in with YG25. After coloring, cut out the image.
Trim white cardstock to 4 ½ by 4 ½ inches, then score at 4 ½. Position Spellbinders® Classic Squares LG die template (largest die template in the set) on one side and secure in place with low tack tape. Then emboss.
With the die template still in place add sticky notes to mask around the outside. Then sponge Gina K Fresh Asparagus ink in the bottom right corner.
Sponge Gina K Sweet Corn.
Sponge Gina K Wild Lilac.
Then sponge in the remaining area with Gina K Innocent Pink.
Stamp the silhouette branch, also from Signs of Spring, a few times using Innocent Pink.
Remove the masks & die template and stamp the sentiment using Gina K Wild Lilac.
Adhere the cut out flowers to the card base using dimensional foam squares.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Beth Silaika
Cathy Tidwell
Debbie Corbari
Laurie Schmidlin
Lee Murphy
Michelle Woerner
Sean Fetterman
Sharon Harnist
Guest Designers
Allie Gower
Donna Phelan
Leslie Turner
Start by stamping the crocus image using Memento Tuxedo Black ink.
Color using Copic markers, beginning with V06.
Add V04.
Then fill in with V01.
I wanted a bit more contrast on the flowers, so I went back with my V06 marker.
For the stems, start with YG09.
Then fill in with YG25. After coloring, cut out the image.
Trim white cardstock to 4 ½ by 4 ½ inches, then score at 4 ½. Position Spellbinders® Classic Squares LG die template (largest die template in the set) on one side and secure in place with low tack tape. Then emboss.
With the die template still in place add sticky notes to mask around the outside. Then sponge Gina K Fresh Asparagus ink in the bottom right corner.
Sponge Gina K Sweet Corn.
Sponge Gina K Wild Lilac.
Then sponge in the remaining area with Gina K Innocent Pink.
Stamp the silhouette branch, also from Signs of Spring, a few times using Innocent Pink.
Remove the masks & die template and stamp the sentiment using Gina K Wild Lilac.
Adhere the cut out flowers to the card base using dimensional foam squares.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Absolutely awesome card. Love your coloring. Thanks for the video and the step by step pictures. I just got notification that my shipment is on its way, so I'll be able to try this for myself.
ReplyDeleteSuch awesome coloring as usual T! Love it and loving this fun little set! You rock!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Thanks for sharing the process.
ReplyDeleteWonderful set, I love the is background!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Theresa, as always! You are such an inspiration to so many! Hugs...
ReplyDeleteLove the look and feel of this background!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the crocus stamp -- it's yelling at me.............SPRING! YAY!
ReplyDeleteYour set is absolutely beautiful Theresa! I'm laughing to myself b/c I thought the flowers were tulips..ahahaha..I'm completely illiterate when it comes to flowers! They are beautiful whatever kind of flower they are..very fun to color!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love the background treatment!
ReplyDeleteTheresa, you did a great card and video. I love this stamp set.
ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous card. Thanks for the video. Wonderful work.. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Your videos are so helpful - thank you!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring is so awesome, and I really like your new set.
ReplyDeletewow, this is just stunning. Your coloring is awesome girl :).
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this card! It's so pretty and springy! The background technique is great and I can't wait to try that idea.
ReplyDeleteYour crocus is gorgeous and what a great shadow to emphasize it. Thanks for showing us how you did it.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. I love your use of color !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful coloring of these crocuses!
ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous and very informative video, can't get enough of these! Love the card and the stamps.
ReplyDeleteLoved how you showed the coloring and explained as you did it. I want to try this embossing where you made the square. I forget about that. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou make it all seem so effortless....but I know better! Gorgeous set, so makes me long for Spring (snow again today!!!) Lovely card, it's perfectly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and springy. Love how you mounted the crocus. Very cool. Your coloring is perfect. Thanks, too, for the video. I LOVE videos.
ReplyDeleteI love your airy multicolored background and how it just sets off your flowers so beautifully. I never think to use more than one color when sponging a light background. I need to try it.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful, wow
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stamp and gorgeous colouring!
ReplyDeleteWas so happy to see you had a video of this card! Beautiful coloring as usual.
ReplyDeleteExquisite card and top notch video to go with it! Thanks for the great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThe background is a beautiful addition to the lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and beautiful stamp set.
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Love your coloring and tutorial, thanks
ReplyDeletethis is a marvelous card just had to pin
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Absolutely gorgeous! I just love your coloring, and between you and Melanie, I'm hoping to improve my coloring style! Teeheehee! Watched your video at lunch and it was awesome!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous creation! Love your new stamp set cant wait till I get mine in a day or two! Thank you so much for the video tutorial! Have a Blessed day!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous card Theresa. Your videos and tutorials are always so helpful. Thanks so much for the wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Can't begin to thank you for all of your step by step and your videos. You are such an inspiration to all of us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful crocuses! Thanks for the tutorial video!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love crocuses and you did amazing job coloring them. Thank you the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is an elegant card and I really like the embossing technique with the square die. I do much enjoy watching your videos. Your voice is very calm and informative. makes me feel like I can do this too.
ReplyDeleteTheresa...Beautiful card! Your videos are so wonderful...thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love the purple. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fabulous video. Your card and coloring are sensational.
ReplyDeleteLovely beyond words. Thank you for the tutorial. I love how you sponged the background....reminds me of a sunrise. Beautiful work and stunning image!! Well done.
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Hi Theresa. Beautiful card, love the crocus stamp. Thank you for the tutorial using Copics. Can chose between penicls or markers now depending on what I fancy doing : ) Take care.
ReplyDeleteLove the soft background colors on this card. It is elegant and beautiful. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely STUNNING card!! You should know that I went and bought a whole bunch of sponge daubers because of you! I so want to be able to create backgrounds like you!! Thanks for all of the tutorials!
ReplyDeleteLovely work! Because I am still learning to color, I really appreciate you videos. TFS
ReplyDeleteSo so pretty. Make me want spring to be here that much quicker.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the shading on the crocuses.
ReplyDeleteGEORGEOUS! Thank your for the inspiring tutorial ~ definitely want to try this amazing technique with these beautiful stamps!
ReplyDeleteTheresa, I love all the techniques you use in your cards and it's such a pleasure to have such detailed instructions - TFS
ReplyDeleteYour coloring is so awesome, and I think I have every one of your stamps. Love them all.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing copic coloring information. I was just about to give up on my copics till I found you. You are my inspiration!!!!
I can so see doing this for Easter! It is so versatile and pretty example. I'd decently would need to case it;) thanks, con
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards.. Loving it!
ReplyDeleteI have copics with me that i had purchased from truemarkercolors. com, I will definitely try making these myself!