Stately Flowers 2: I used this big Camellia flower for my card, this is the Alabama State Flower. Honestly I have to do a lot of research, colors, shades, etc. I am learning a lot with all these beautiful flowers.
Directions:
- Die-cut a couple of pieces of Innocent Pink CS with Scallop Circle Nestabilities.
- Stamp sentiment in one of the Scallop circles.
- Die-cut a piece of Patterned Paper (from True Love StampTV Kit), ink all edges and adhere it to one of the scallop circles, add zig zag sttiches.
- Stamp image on White CS, color it with Copic Markers. Stamp extra flowers and cut them out to create a 3D effect (cut smaller pieces so your flower can have a natural look)
- Score 1 scallop circle about 0.50", add scor-tape and adhere stitched piece.
- Die-cut, emboss and stencil image with Circle Nestabilities. Adhere image to Scallop circle Card with pop dots.
- Add extra petals to flower to add dimension.
- Add bling.
Card Recipe:
- Cardstock: Innocent Pink, White (Gina K. Designs)
- Paper: True Love Patterned Paper (Gina K. Designs)
- Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Antique Linen Distress.
- Embellishments: Mini Clear Rhinestones (Gina K. Designs)
- Accessories: Scallop Circle Dies, Circle Dies (Spellbinders), Pop dots, Sponges, Sewing machine, Copic Markers.
Directions:
- Make card base from White CS. (A2 size)
- Start your scene stamping the little trees in Crushed Olive Distress, then add the shadows stamping those in Broken China Distress. Stamp the wolf in Walnut Stain Distress. Sponged the other areas to create the skies, water and shore.
- Die-cut a frame using Rectangle Fleur de Lis Dies and Rectangle Nestabilities.
- Add image to frame and then adhere it to card with large pop dots.
Card Recipe:
- Cardstock: White (Gina K. Designs)
- Ink: Crushed Olive, Broken China, Walnut stain, Dye Tea, Antique Linen
- Accessories: Rectangle Fleur de Lis Dies, Rectangle Dies (Spellbinders), Pop Dots. Sponges.
Now, are you ready for more inspiration?! Visit the DT blogs listed below and leave a comment for your chance to win, Gina will be choosing two winners from all the comments who will each win a fabulous Gina K. Designs grab bag filled with a least a dozen individual precut images!
- Gina K
- Melanie Muenchinger – Illustrator Stately Flowers 2
- Theresa Momber – Illustrator Mountain Wilderness
- Michelle Woerner
- Sharon Harnist
- Suzanne Dean
- Tina Gilliland
- Vicki Dutcher
- Carolina Buchting
- Cathy Tidwell
- Deb Felts
- Donna Baker
- Giovana Smith---> You are Here
- Jennie Harper
- Jimmi Mayo
- Lee Murphy
Both of these are just stunning Giovana. Love the stitching and layering of the flower on the first one.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful cards love them both :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Giovana! I love the soft colors and stitching of the first, and the beautiful reflections and frame in the second!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards rock. Love the pink flower card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh! These are gorgeous. I love the mountain scenery one especially. The water color look, with the shadows in the water! Exquisite! TFS
ReplyDeleteYour talent is just so unbelievable.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just lovely. Love the circle card - great idea. Like the fact that you went in a totally different direction with using softer colors for the nature card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauties from such a talented Gal! Well done.....as always!! Happy New year!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauties from such a talented Gal! Well done.....as always!! Happy New year!
ReplyDeleteYou are the master of coloring! Love the cards!
ReplyDeleteLove the round card with the layering on the flower. Your scene is fantastic and I love how you framed it.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just beautiful. Such great detail!
ReplyDeleteI just love the way both of your cards turned out. The fancy frame around the mountain image is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteJust absolutely gorgeous. Love the dimension on the flower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, love sewing on cards, adds a new dimension, great job!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your sewing is perfect, I could never get it that even and perfect great job. Love your wolf by the lake.
ReplyDeleteSuper cards Giovana- especially the round scalloped one!
ReplyDeletelove both cards. but the Mountain Wilderness one has great color and is still manly. always looking for manly cards. thanks
ReplyDeleteOMG Giovana, these are so beautiful! Super, super job!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful. Great job on them and showcasing the images.
ReplyDelete2 really great cards. I love how you made the lake scene in the second one.
ReplyDeleteWhat awesomely wonderful cards you created. I love tha huge flower and how you made it so dimensional. The bling is just perfect too. And, that scene set will be a big asset to own too.
ReplyDeleteGiovana,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Your work is lovely! Thank you for sharing with us.
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Both cards are perfection. The camellia colors and use of scalloped circle are beautiful and the simple use of green and turquoise for the get well card and the frame are inspiring.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are great. I like the way you did the round card.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and TYVM for sharing the tutorials to reproduce! Love the two different colors you used on stamping the trees! Awesome work and Happy New year!
ReplyDeleteWow, love the mountain scene!!! I love that you used color on it, it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards.
ReplyDeleteAs always beautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteGiovanna These are beautiful...i loved the distress ink you used!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are so unique I love them. Great how you did the reflection of the trees on the water!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful.... Love the dimension....
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards--I like the tree shadow on the second card.
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful! I love the colors and design of the 2nd one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love how uniform your stitching is on the round card - I always struggle with that! Beautiful wolf and water reflections too. Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteBoth these cards are stars. 3D and round really make the stately flower card shine and wow, wow, and wow on the wilderness card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stamps! And love the cards you made.
ReplyDeletestunning cards! I love the bling!
ReplyDeleteThese are just lovely Giovana! I especially like your first card, so soft and feminine! I love all of your intricate layering and pretty bling accents.
ReplyDelete~Meredith
Beautiful!! Love your use of dies to pop these wonderful images. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThe flower stamp you chose is perfect for a circle card. Great coloring. The mirror imaging on the wilderness set card is excellect. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYour dimensional Camelia is soooo gorgeous. And the stitching adds so much. I really like the way you used the wilderness stamps too. It's detailed but simple enough not to be overwhelming. Awesome work, as usual
ReplyDeleteDear Giovana,
ReplyDeleteI sure to love the stitching you added to the circular pattern of your 3D flower - wow! I wish I knew how you did the water reflections on your wilderness card - looks simply stunning! TFS Rosy
Your stately flowers card is gorgeous. I can't believe how awesome your sewing looks on that card.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, Giovana! I love the stitching and layered flower on your round card, and I love the colors and reflection of the trees on your get well card! Thanks for sharing! :D
ReplyDeleteboth are great. I think we're all gonna be doing that research on the flowers lol
ReplyDeleteLovely cards and great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you have the background a step from the nest upper layer. I must see how you do it, Very creative
ReplyDeleteLove your work! TFS!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards. Love the circle with the rhinestones and how you popped the frame on the second card.
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, Giovana. Beautiful stitching and layering and then the scene for the Mountain Wilderness is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteJust love the new stamp sets! Happy stamping!
ReplyDeleteWOW! These are my 2 favorite cards so far. I love them!
ReplyDeletelove the shaped design for that big flower!
ReplyDeleteThe camellia really lends itself to the circle card...great idea and beautifully done. Love the wolf scene and the frame you used for it.
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely beautiful both your cards are! The 3D flower card is just amazing. While the wilderness card makes me want to really order this set!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors. Nice touch with the sewing. Beautiful use of the spellbinder dies. TFS.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular cards! My fav set of this release is the mountain wilderness... maybe it's because I live in Alaska! TFS!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
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Beautiful cards. I love dimensional look on the camellia. Your reflections in the water on the wilderness card are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteTwo really great ideas. Love that flower!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just stunning, thank you so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteYour pink Camellia card is just breathtaking Giovana!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I love the 3-D flower and it is such a cute card- nice size. I also love how you used the Spellbinders die on the edge of your wilderness card- makes it stand out.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are really lovely. I have not made a round/scallop card before. I have to try this. TFS ! Great job on both! Love the wolf with the trees. Happy New Year ! :-)
ReplyDeleteI always love the look of the framing and the popped focal image. Great cards.
ReplyDeleteLove the "reflection". What a great ides!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I like the circle with the stitching and the bright colors on the second.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards, like the circle so sweet, love the colors in the wolf scene
ReplyDeleteYou are sooo good! Love the cards
ReplyDeleteHappy New Years Giovana!!! Love the circle card...the flower looks gorgeous layered and the bit of sewing is just perfect! Beautiful scene on the second and love how you framed it.
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning, Giovana! Love that framed scene with the SB die. (you are rocking those dies, girlie!)
ReplyDeleteYour cards are lovely. Really like the stitching.....one goal this year to to use stitching for me. And I like how you used the die cut for a frame.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards!
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching and the layering on the round card. Great job on the reflections of the trees in the second card. TFS
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