The Design Team for Gina K. Designs welcomes you to a fun Spring Has Sprung blog hop. For this hop we will showcase Spring cards or projects with you!!! The DT Members have all used a wide variety of Gina K. Designs stamp sets to inspire you to get inky too! Come play along with the Current Challenges at Stamp TV!!!
If you came from Carolina Buchting's Blog then you're right where you should be. If not, please go to Stamp TV where you will find a list of all those participating.
Here is my creation for today:
I used Melanie's newest set, Wild Flowers. I know this isn't one of the bright and springy pastel colors you normally see for Spring, but I really have a hard time with those colors, so did it my way! :D I used distress inks on this and also the sentiment is stamped into some air dry clay and after it dried, I sponged it with the distress inks too. Love how this turned out! :D
Now hop on over to Donna Baker's Blog for more Gina K. goodness!!!
Thanks so much for stopping by today! Hope you have a wonderfully creative day! I got to make a run to Michael's today myself! :D
Card Details:
Stamps: Wild Flowers from Gina K Designs
Papers: My Mind's Eye, Gina K cardstocks
Accessories: air dry clay, distress inks, sponge and sponge dauber, seam binding ribbon, pop dots, scor-tape, Spellbinders square nesties.
38 comments:
Love how rustic this is and how you incorporated the clay, very cool! :)
Love how rustic this is and how you incorporated the clay, very cool! :)
Absolutely adorable Cat - love the rustic look and the sentiment on the clay as well as the pearl swirls are just the perfect touch!
Wow this is just amazing, and I have got to try the technique you used for the sentiment, now where did I put that clay :-)
I LOVE your way Cat, fabulous!!!
What a way to make a rustic, Texas kinda card! LOL Love it!
Love that bg -- very "treeish" :)
This is a gorgeous card, Cat!!
Interesting use of products. Viva la difference!
Love the clay usage! I have to agree about the rustic look, and I LOVE it!
What an awesome card. Love the design.
Love your "rustic" yet chic card!
The background is fantastic and the way you did the flowers is fab!!
Exciting twist! You are exceptional at inspiration!
Very pretty! Love the sentiment stamped into the air dry clay!
thanks for the inspiration!
Very very creative! Love the techniques you used.
Very pretty card! I love the clay. :)
well done on your card
What a unique and lovely spring card. Like you said the colors are not the norm for spring, but my dear you pulled it off perfectly. Love it.
Very Pretty. I'll have to check out the air dry clay.
Rustic Chic... beautiful card... love the flower color.
Very Rustic and gorgeous, Cat.
great card cat. is that the digi paper that i spy? Really like the distressing!!!
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Oh now that is COOL!! The clay and the distress inks....fabulous!!
Beautiful card. It's so natural looking.
Hey, I like it! Definitely different but I like it very much!
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Wonderful card design, and I love those wildflowers! The pearl drops add such a whimsical touch. Love it!
Beautiful card thanks for sharing
Looks lovely, Cat - It all ties in well with distressed look, esp love the color of the flowers against the grays and woodtones!
I love that tag. It's different - in a cool way.
wow you are rockin' the grunge, LOVE it!!! GORGEOUS...you still have my address right?!? I would LOVE to frame this *wink*
I have problems with pastels, lol, so I completely understand! I still think it is a very beachy card!
my sister-in-law would LOVE this
Cat, this is stunning! I love the distressed squares, and love what you've done with the images and the entire card.
Cat,
This is really pretty! I love these colors and you are so helping me keep my local Hobby Lobby store in business. I think that clay could be a wonderful addition to an ACT card some day. I will have to check it today when I go get my paints :) still working on the jewelry one not giving up just yet!
Not traditionally spring colors but beautiful nonetheless.
Rustic yet elegant. Love this!
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