Thursday, May 24, 2012

Gina K Design May Design Team Hop: Patterened Paper is Sew Fun!

Hey ya'll!! Welcome to our monthly hop for Gina K Designs!


The Design Team for Gina K. Designs welcomes you to a Patterned Papers are Sew Fun blog hop. For this hop we will showcase the fabulous Gina K. Designs Patterned Paper line, stamps, and some fun sewing techniques! The DT Members have all used the wide variety of stamps and paper in this hop to inspire you to get inky too!! Come play along with the Current Challenges at Stamp TV!!!



If you came from Carolina Buchting's Awesome 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 with this theme:


I used a sheet of dp from the Sunshiny Day paper pack. As most know, I do struggle with using dp...I have gotten better...I think, lol, but it is still a struggle for me! I love how these papers do all the matching for me though...its awesome to have that option! I stamped the flowers in versamark ink, from the One in a Million set...which is the one free with three for about another week...then heat embossed them in white. I colored these with Distress markers and then went around the edges of the flowers to make them pop a bit. My sewing that I did on the card? Can you spy it? It's some little x's in each corner! I call them accents, lol! Since we moved over a year ago, I havent been able to find the foot pedal to my sewing machine...guess I better just break down and buy another! I do love how machine sewing looks on a card!

Now hop on over to "Deb Felt's most excellent Blog! blog for more Gina K. goodness!!!



Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope you enjoy a little hop...it's kinda short one today actually...but packed with awesome eye candy! And don't forget our release next week...one week from today....LOTS of exciting things coming up in the near future with Gina K! It's clearly gonna be a fun and exciting time for all! :D
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Card Details:
Stamps: One in a Million from Gina K Designs
Papers: Gina K cardstocks kraft, white, Jelly Bean Green and Sweet Corn, Patterned Paper Pack of Sunshiny Day
Accessories: Cheery Lynn Flourish die, ribbon, button, white crochet thread, Spellbinders mega oval and scallop nesties, needle, piercing tool, scor-tape.

37 comments:

  1. Adorable card Cat - love all the colors, the stitches on the corners, the vine behind your main panel and those flowers are just adorable as can be!

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  2. So pretty, Cat! I love the white embossing with the rich red petals! Fun cross-stitched corners and button!

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  3. LOVE LOVE how you did the flowers!! The outlining really made them pop!! And you worked wonders with the DP! Great job, Cat! P.s. LOVE the new look of your blog!! Cute cute!

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  4. Such a pretty card! Especially like the tendrils extending out.

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  5. I saw your sewing right away!!! Such a beautiful card Cat!!!

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  6. Caught those corners right away as well. Love the idea and your card.

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  7. A lovely card. Love the corners.

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  8. I love the flourishes with this. THe scake us oerfect with the prints and focal image. Great card,

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  9. The card is beautiful! I love the cross stiching

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  10. What a wonderful card. Great colors and love the flourish.

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  11. What a neat and unique and lovely card. Those criss cross stitches I think even I could handle. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  12. This card is beautiful. Looks like you spent loads of time on it. Thanks so much for your instructions.

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  13. Just beautiful, Cat. All the colors blend so well and then the pop of green. Love the X's in the corners.

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  14. What a simple, b ut wonderful card. Thanks for showing me that I don't need a machine to sew.

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  15. Your card is so beautiful. I love it. I think I'll give a try to make one like your's.
    Petite Fleur

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  16. The white embossing is fabulous! Love the addition of the corner stitch! Very sweet card.

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  17. Thanks for sharing this lovely card. I really like the way you have the tendrils looping around the focal image!

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  18. I love the leaves coming off the side.

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  19. Awesome card, Ilove everything about it especially the X's in the corners!

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  20. Wow look at all the awsome deatil and love color.

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  21. Fantastic card Cat!! Love the corner stitches, so much fun :)

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  22. Perfect matching! I spend more time picking DP than making the card LOL. This is a beautiful card, love the details. The new Gina K paper does make it much easier

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  23. I love it. I can probably manage to make those x's in the corner of a card. Thanks for the inspiration

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  24. I love the little X's....just makes the card! Great job!

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  25. super card love the little X sewed in the corner, i will have to remember the shadowing on the flowers

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  26. What a very pretty card, so very cheerful. Love your little x in the corners. So nice..

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  27. I love this...the colours are yummy, I love how the focal image is on a paper that matches the patterned paper and the colour of the bow match the focal image very pretty!

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  28. Cute stitching in the corners and love your vines.

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  29. I love your card. I love the little unexpected stitches in the corders, but mostly (everything about this card is stunning) the Cheer Lynn Flourish vine....It's beautiful. Great job!!!

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  30. TFS this cute card. I love the way you popped Happy on the sentiment.

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  31. Great card,love the die cut flourishes & the corner stitches.

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  32. Love the colors on this card, Cat, and the flourishes and corner stitching are perfect.

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  33. LOVE your soft colors and the way the flowers stand out. I spotted the stitching right away and thought, "Hey! I can do something like that." [I don't own a machine.]

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  34. This is such a pretty card! I really like how the flowers pop off the page with the shading around the outside of the white embossing. Gonna have to remember this and give it a try!

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