Hello! In today’s video, I will show you tips about how the frame and clear image sheet for our new clear photopolymer offering of my bestselling Inspiration Mosaic can be used to help you create interesting layouts for your photos, postcards and even pictures from a magazine, elevating them into art. I also demonstrate a simple card with the frame and the new StampTV kit Made with Love stamps and cardstock. Please enjoy! Be sure to watch the whole video even if you know how to make the cards above so you can see a few other photo card I peeked. ;) Thanks for watching and visiting today! :)
Supplies:
Stamps: Gina K. Designs Inspiration Mosaic, StampTV Made with Love kit (image and greeting from the Better with you set in the kit)
Gina K. Pure Luxury White ( 3 7/8” x 5 1/8”), Black Onyx (4” x 5 ¼”), White and Lipstick (scrap) cardstock (all cardstock to make this is in the kit!)
Gina K. Black Onyx ink pad
Scissors, adhesive and foam squares
Oh my, my favorite first large rubber stamp where I learned how to use the thing-a-mag-jig or whatever it is called. I have a sister that really likes cats and this card is just wonderful (puurfect) for her.
ReplyDeleteYour mosaic stamp just keeps going on and on producing lovely cards. Maybe I will hand down the rubber stamp to my grand daughter and teach her how to use the thing-a-mag-jig thing so I can get the mosaic stamp in clear. The rubber stamp is fine but my eyes are a bit of a problem as I work toward my 70's. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas to get me started. Many times I use different colors to make a similar card and they all come out just wonderful.
Your video..the best, thank you! I'm so inspired by it. Will have to get the mosaic stamp!
ReplyDeleteYour cards and video are amazing. You always have great ideas for your cards. The cats are adorable sitting in the space and the new red is beautiful for the hearts. All of the new colors are great and I like how you stamped the flowers second generation. The Mosaic stamp is quite versatile. Thanks for showing more different ways to use it.
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Love what you do and your hints are so helpful, thank you
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