Good morning! 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 a few random
comments will be chosen and those stampers will each win a grab bag of
Gina K. Designs products! To see the full list of winners, check
the Big News forum at Stamp TV a couple of days after the hops.
First up with we have Perfect Plaids (clear or rubber) from Tami Mayberry. You know I love two step and pattern building stamps! I stamped this pattern using two of the plaid builders and Memento Angel Pink and Espresso Truffle. Cardstock is Pure Luxury White, Kraft, and Innocent Pink. I cut out the word window for "baby" with the Studio cut file from Kraft CS and stamped in the rings and letters from Lots of Letters. I used a Matting Basics B die to emboss the frame on my card base and added some button accents with glue dots.
And then, (because Carolyn nudged me how cute a t-shirt would be with the plaid!) I stamped up a Onesie from Wee Tees to add to the card with the same stamped plaid pattern. (Thanks, Cammie!) TIP: Stamp the Onesie first since it is available in rubber, then stamp the plaid so you can can stamp the pattern straight.
Last we have the Free with Three set: Snow One Like You (clear or rubber), free this month only with the purchase of any three sets valued at 19.95 or more. Here is the card I made for our release party, a scene like this is simple to make!
First up with we have Perfect Plaids (clear or rubber) from Tami Mayberry. You know I love two step and pattern building stamps! I stamped this pattern using two of the plaid builders and Memento Angel Pink and Espresso Truffle. Cardstock is Pure Luxury White, Kraft, and Innocent Pink. I cut out the word window for "baby" with the Studio cut file from Kraft CS and stamped in the rings and letters from Lots of Letters. I used a Matting Basics B die to emboss the frame on my card base and added some button accents with glue dots.
And then, (because Carolyn nudged me how cute a t-shirt would be with the plaid!) I stamped up a Onesie from Wee Tees to add to the card with the same stamped plaid pattern. (Thanks, Cammie!) TIP: Stamp the Onesie first since it is available in rubber, then stamp the plaid so you can can stamp the pattern straight.
Last we have the Free with Three set: Snow One Like You (clear or rubber), free this month only with the purchase of any three sets valued at 19.95 or more. Here is the card I made for our release party, a scene like this is simple to make!
Stamp the birdhouse first. Mask and then stamp the snowman as though
he's swinging out from around the pole. Color.
Emboss a Spellbinders Matting Basic B frame onto the card base.
Emboss a Spellbinders Matting Basic B frame onto the card base.
Next I cut a wavy curve in some scratch paper and slid it under the die into the embossed area. Sponge on Summer Sky ink.
Pick up the wavy mask, flip over and move up a bit to make second hill. Repeat sponging until you have the desired effect. Just add snowflakes!
I embellished the snowflakes and housetop with some adhesive rhinestones.
Thanks for visiting today! Please enjoy hopping for more inspiration with these two amazing sets with the rest of the
Gina K. Designs team.
Gorgeous!!! I love the plaid Wee Tee and the cool embossed frames on both cards rock!!!
ReplyDeleteThose baby cards are precious. I love the plaid onesie! Thanks for the great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMelanie, all three cards are too cute. Love those plaid baby ones and that snowman card just makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Great coloring on the snowman card -- thanks for the little tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the baby cards....are you trying to tell us something? LOL! All 3 rock!
ReplyDeleteWonderful baby cards--love the plaid onesie. Cute snowman card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Baby cards Mel!! Your snowman card is very cute!!
ReplyDeleteWhat darling baby cards...that plaid works wonderfully for that. I know I will be using it myself along with the alphabet set. And, that snowman is so cute. I am glad to see you use the birdhouse with it too. I have yet to ink up my birdhouse but I have been thinking of doing so if I run out of Christmas cards. But this will work for all winter long cards as well.
ReplyDeleteOh my stars!!! What lovely cards.. This has been a great hop!!
ReplyDeleteYou have totally raised the cuteness bar Mel! These are the best!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love the pink baby cards with the plaid mixed in.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards Melanie. I love the baby ones especially. Lovely soft color. Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh, my -- love your sweet baby plaid and on the onsie, too cute! Wonderful embossing and hills on your snowman card, too!
ReplyDeleteLove that pink card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful baby card & Thanks for the tutorial for the snowman scene!
ReplyDeleteSweet cards.
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow! Fabulous cards! Very well done!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet baby cards. Love these.
ReplyDeleteWhat clever uses of the new stamps. I especially like the plaid on the adorable baby cards.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the baby cards <3
ReplyDeleteTerrific cards! I love the cute onsie and am inspired to use my SB rectangles to frame my cards, too!
ReplyDeleteekkks....lovin your plaid onsie and other baby card. Adorable. The snowman is fantastic...thanks for sharing those tips cause it looks great!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. Love your baby card so much.
ReplyDeleteI loved these cards. Cute onsie idea.
ReplyDeletevery sweet!
ReplyDeletelove, love, love the baby onsie card, I need to case this one, the other cards are just as amazing!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful baby cards! Love the onesie! The snowman card is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThe plaids on the baby card are so cute! and fun snowman!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pink baby cards, and your snowman card is adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute plaid onesie...great cards. Love the matting effect on the snowman card.
ReplyDeleteVery cute cards! I really love the baby card. I'm so glad that you made the onesie in plaid too!
ReplyDeleteJust the coolest cards Melanie. Wow. Love your little Tutorial too.
ReplyDeleteMelanie, I am just staring at your cards- they are so creative and pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous projects! Wow, that plaid set can do so much! Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com
Love the cards, Mel, I must get those additional silhouette cut files for your LOL.
ReplyDeleteI love the little plaid onesies! So cute and of course that little snowman is so sweet. Thanks for the instructions on how to make the snow hill and sky!
ReplyDeleteAlways a delight to see your creativity!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty baby cards! Awesome snowman card too! Great snowy hills! :)
ReplyDeleteI think I've said this before, but you are a genious!! Love your cards girlfriend!!
ReplyDeleteYou are fantastic at thinking outside the traditional box!!! I can see this plaid for St Paddys day cards as well!!!
ReplyDeleteThree great card projects.
ReplyDeleteLove the oneie!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for showing us the different things you can do with these stamp sets. I love the illustrations of how you did the "there's snow one like you" card.
ReplyDeletei love the deatils on your cards. Thanks for showing how you made the snowman one.
ReplyDeletemarianneDOTwanhamATgmailDOTcom
Wow, thanks for the tutorial! your snowman card is beautiful..LOVE the coloring
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
funamom at yahoo dot com
I love ball of your cards as I knew I would.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kat
Love the soft pink and the plaid. The onese is precious.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Julie
Oh my goodness, those baby cards are totally gorgeous! Talk about cute!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your Christmas card. Melanie, I'm always so grateful of you adding instructions for your techniques - thank you.
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