May Papertrey Goodness

Hooray, the day is finally here to share this months projects!  Without too much chit chat...here we go!

A Day at the Beach

My card takes this set beyond the bright colors, a little vintage and the feel of the beaches that line the Northern California coast (they are cold, rocky and beautiful).

 

Fancy Flourishes

I love how this card turned out, made with my square Nestabilities, lots of sewing and a little embossing, plus those adorable pink flowers and buttons.

 

Bird Watching

Just a "tweet" little card with some pretty paper and happy colors, love the row of buttons and the little pink sparkly heart.

 

Let Freedom Ring

A fun card made with Clearly Creative Cardstock and lots of fun details, love the layered star!

  

So that's it for now, I hope you all enjoy this months projects!  Can't wait to see what you all come up with!  Have a great Friday!

Comments

[Gerri K]

Your 'Day at the Beach' set makes me want to buy that set. It really gives me the feeling I get with the Ocean. Peaceful, beautiful. Gives me a new perspective on that stamp set. Thanks

[Niki Estes]

Such cute cards, Geny! You did such a fabulous job with this release, as always!

[Melissa D.]

this is great. I love them all. I wish I can get them all as every year.
I love the look of Northern California coasts but I am a Southern California girl and love the coasts down here just as much.

[Elizabeth S.]

Fantastic cards!! I am in love with all the stamps this month. I love the flourishes and the day at the beach. I grew up near a beach in sunny So. California so it reminds me of those days.

[Melissa]

Each and every one of these just makes me melt Geny....you are so creative and I am so happy to learn from you.
Melis

[Anne-Marie Tribbett]

Thanks for the May papertrey project inspiration! Love all the cards!
Anne-Marie

[Kari D]

These are so gorgeous, but I have to say the Fancy Flourishes one did me in! LOVE IT!!!!! I must admit, however, I don't know how you did it. Did you stamp each color and then stack? How did you get the flourishes to line up.....and if you stamped AFTER you did the layers; HOW did you avoid the oh so painful gap I seem to always encounter when the stamp goes over the edge of the cardstock? Please do tell!