I hope you have enjoyed seeing the two lovely mini stamp sets that Bev from Uniko Studio has designed for us this month! The florals and nautical stamps cover lots of occasions and have fabulous clean lines which make them wonderful to work with.
I have a few more cards to share with you today as you hop along with us. First up are a couple of nautical treasures:
Here I paired the sailboat with a background sea stamp from Hero Arts which I inked up with one of their ombre inkpads to create variation in colour.
I white embossed the compass stamps from the set and washed over them with watercolours. I die cut a square frame and popped it up over the sailboat.
And also a couple of cards made using Flower Power #7:
I stamped and masked the lovely flowers in pinks and yellows and popped a die cut curved panel over the top with a sentiment from Uniko's All Occasion Sentiments #1 set.
I stamped the stem and leaves several times to create a long stalk for the sweet flower and popped a sentiment from Uniko's Fontiments Birthday set over the top.
I won't keep you any longer as you will want to see what fantastic designs the rest of the DT have to share with you today. Head over to the Uniko blog to hop along and remember that one lucky person will win this month's release for leaving a comment!
Thanks for celebrating the release with us!
Sarah x
Love the tall skinny card and that curved edge is stunning. Fab Ombre look for the guy cards x
ReplyDeleteSarah, the waves on the nautical card are AMAZING!!! Such a gorgeous set of cards. Time to get shopping!! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Sarah, lovely showcase of the stamps here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Sarah, lovely showcase of the stamps here.
ReplyDeleteI was sitting on the fence but your first two cards have convinced me to buy this set. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards Sarah. I especially like the second nautical card. I love the way that not all of the sailboat can be seen through the frame. Lovely design! Stef x
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteWow - Sarah, you're on a roll. Love the masculine cards particularly the second one with the embossed resist. And the flowers on the Just a Note card are so, so pretty. Great work xx
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards Sarah! You've ticked that boat again! A brilliant wave BG that showcases it brilliantly. Your floral cards are so pretty too. Fabulous! X
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your Nautical Treasures cards have me happy dancing, you have showcased them superbly AND your floral cards stunningly CAS and again a beautiful showcase of the set. Hugs Bev x
ReplyDeleteThe effect of the white heat embossing with the watercolours is very effective
ReplyDeleteAwesome backgrounds for your beautiful ship cards, and I love the fun new Flower Power set too!
ReplyDeleteA sserie of great cards! Love the nautic ones; like the different theme and you show here and earlier so many great ways to use them! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteAwesooooooooooooooome cards!!! I absolutely cannot pick a fave. Wonderful work!
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WOW, Sarah...an array of cards that truly reveal the versatility of these sets! Love your sailboats, with their perfectly paired background. Your floral numbers...gorgeous!
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These are awesome creations! Love the wavy background on ur first card :) perfect for the boat
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the guy cards. Must get that set. The flower cards are so pretty. Love the curved edge.
ReplyDeleteThose ombré waves are such a fantastic background to the yacht, Sarah ... and it's fabulous framed by the watercolour! Lovely flowers ... and yes, I did smile at that last one ... who couldn't, it's wonderful! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteWow that background sea stamp is incredible and looks so good with the ombre stamp pad. I've just ordered two pads myself and can't wait for them to arrive. The ship looks so crisp and clean amongst the waves, perfect masculine card!!
ReplyDeleteTwo really beautiful nautical themed cards and I love how you played with your ombre inks! Your floral cards are very pretty, too...love how you extended your die on the 2nd one!
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