It’s time for another installment of the talented & sweet Gina K’s StampTV video techniques! This time, she is using the rubberband technique and although I didn’t clarify what she meant – I remembered using wrapping rubberbands around the rubber brayer and swiping it on cardstock like 6 years ago when I heard of the technique and I probably have not used it since then! HA---it was fun, though. I used Cool Caribbean & Chocolate Chip cardstock. The blooms, flower centers and brown cord are in the StampTV kit. I made polka dots with an eraser. Try out the technique & upload your creation in order to get in the drawing for a free stamp set valued at $24.95 or less! If you use Gina K stamps, your name goes in twice!
I took my inspiration from the oh-so-adorable-and-looking-like-a-pretty-girl toddler Courtney for my card! She was helping mommy with the dishes the other day when Libby posted a sneak peek of what was to come – she was amused by my comment that Courtney was wearing an apron! I love this shirt, and would really love to have one but would not want to show my chunky arms so I think I’ll pass on the quest to find one.
Hope you have an awesome day!!
8 comments on "Rubberband Blooms"
Oooh, super neat technique!! i love that look and it's fabulous on the pretty soft blue with the clean white flowers! Beautiful card and darling inspiration! :) xoxo (ps-i updated your info, thanks for letting me know) hugs!
Gorgeous card Donna!! What a cute inspiration too! S*TAMPIN HUGS* Alex
Your card is Gorgeous!! and Courtney is just the Cutest!!...Hugs, Ila...(wouldn't catch me in righ now in the arm showing apron either...lol)
Oh I just love this card, those flowers are sooo pretty.
Luv, luv, luv this card. Luv the colors especially!!! Great inspiration!
Oh how can you not be inspired by that sweetie pie???!!!! What a fun card....I totally have to get some rubber bands now!!! LOL
What a great card - you rocked this technique!!!
It's so fun to see what others comment about my BABY girl!! (NOT TODDLER!! hee hee!) Love your card, what a funky technique!
Post a Comment