Showing posts with label The Robins Nest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Robins Nest. Show all posts

Monday, August 17, 2015

Dreamin' by Barb



This month Gina's Designs is doing a cross promo with The Robin's Nest. It's always so exciting to try a new product! I was inspired by the dreamy look and colors of the Dew Drops that The Robin's Nest carries.
I began by using a stencil to create the background on canvas. I did this using sponges and ink as well as sprays. I just played until I got the rich layers I was shooting for.
For the buttons, I began with a layer of gesso and then coated them with all sorts of different things - ink, StazOn Studio Glaze, Gel Medium, rubber stamps, etc. Then I threaded bits
of twine or ribbon through them and tied them off.

The key and plate and "dream" were coated with irRESISTibles. 

Gina's Designs Products Used

Other Products Used
Gesso
Acrylic paint
StazOn ink pads
StazOn Studio Glaze
Glitter
Judkins Diamond Glaze
Imagine Crafts irRESISTibles
Brilliance ink pads
Stencil Girl stencil

Sunday, August 9, 2015

Gina's Designs and The Robins Nest Collaboration


Hello friends!  Welcome to Gina's Designs Laser Cuts Blog!  Debbie with you today sharing a layout I created using Gina's Design's Laser Cuts and The Robins Nest Saffron Sunrise Collection.





This layout is a special one of my grandparents when they were young and the products used on this layout are so perfect for a vintage layout.  I have a short video to go with this layout so I hope you'll check it out too.









To start this layout I created the background using The Robins Nest Saffron Sunshine Collection, modeling paste and stencils.  














You'll notice off to the side is Gina's Designs Deco Lattice Panel I. I used this piece as part of the background.










Next step is to cut 2 circles using the Deco Lattice Panel I as a guide for sizing your circles. After cutting your circles, cut the Deco Lattice Panel I in half.  










Time to Gesso your chipboard pieces.  I used the Curly Word: Always as my title for this layout and I also used some leftover pieces that wer part of the Deco Panel.  










After the gesso has dried, it's time to add some DecoArt Crackle Glaze to all your Gina's Designs Laser Cuts. Apply it generously and you'll get a great effect on your chipboard.










Time to paint!  I used Americana Acrylic paint by DecoArt for my color of choice, Marigold.  It coordinates well with the Robins's Nest Saffron Collection!













Allow the paint to dry and using VersaMark clear embossing ink, ink up all your chipboard pieces and emboss with embossing powder.  












Time to put your layout together!









I used Robins Nest Dew Dew Glue to adhere all my small pieces.  I added rub-ons and flowers and Robins Nest Diamond Drops to the small chipboard pieces.











































I hope you enjoyed this layout and be sure to stop by Gina's Store and The Robins Nest!  You will find all these products in each store and don't be surprised to find so much more!!!





Thanks for stopping by Gina's Blog today!!





Debbie













Sunday, August 2, 2015

Two Fun Projects Featuring The Robin's Nest by Kim and Gina


Hello Friends! Kim here today and I have a fun share for all of you featuring papers and embellishments from The Robin's Nest.  All month long our team at Gina's Designs Lasercuts is cross promoting with the team at The Robin's Nest, and we have been having a blast playing with the amazing products from them.










I started of this layout with my inspiration being this lovely lady in one of my vintage photos from my collection.  She always looked "grumpy" to me, so I dubbed her "the grumpy lady".  I always wonder who these folks are, where they were from and how their photos end up in yard sales and in thrift stores.  I created some background texture on the "Fleur Honeycomb" paper with my texture paste and some Twinkling H2o's to pick up on the colour tones in the paper. I also added some of the Time Flies Rub ons from The Robins Nest to the background, I really love these, they fit in so well with the theme  of the layout.









Once the background was complete, I started to layer on more of the papers from The Robin's Nest, some burlap and more chipboard from Gina's.  I used this lovely chipboard frame from Gina's Designs. I took some of the Robin's Nest Dew Drops and placed them on the corner of the frame and then added a few to the ruler at the base of the photo to add some sparkle and shine!









My finishing touches were some lace from my stash and some gorgeous Petaloo flowers.  I hope my "Grumpy Lady" is happy in her new home, and maybe somewhere out there, she is smiling.


Thanks for stopping by today!





Please check out the links to The Robin's Nest Store and Blog and of course check out all the things happening over at Gina's Store, Blog and Facebook Group.























Other Items Used


Flowers by Petaloo


Twinkling H2o's by ColourArte


Prima Chipboard and Wood Door


Lace From My Stash


7 Gypsies Post Card


Prima Rose Stencil


13 Arts Texture Paste





Next up is Gina, who has this project to share.





Thanks Kim!  I used two of the gorgeous Robin's Nest papers to create a museum style specimen box.  The Frame box was made using the Glitter Calamity Jane Diagonal paper and the interior background is the Khaki Glitter paper. The papers are a nice heavy weight just perfect for creating dimensional items.






The butterflies were fussy cut from images I printed.  The cocoon is made from a folded paper flower and the egg is a small rolled piece of cheesecloth.















Thanks for joining us today!  Be sure to check out all the great products over at Robin's Nest and watch for more great projects using their products all month long.


 







Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Robin's Nest Snowman Mini by Dianna






Hi everyone, Dianna here with Gina's Designs adorable Snowman Mini Album (Coming Soon) and a Cross-Promotion with The Robin's Nest.  On the cover I used a beautiful snowflake paper from The Robin's Nest and Gina's Designs title Winter Wonderland (I cut the snowman off and cut up the phrase to fit on the mini album).  All the large snowmen are chipboard from Gina's and covered with plain white cardstock embossed with an embossing folder.  I daubed Stickles on both the title and the snowmen.  The hats are patent leather paper and scarfs are felt. 


The blue and white striped paper is the coordinating side of the glitter deer paper from The Robin's Nest.  I am kinda proud of the fact that this mini album has fold outs, which are on plain white card stock or drop-off from The Robin's Nest paper. The snowflake rosette is cut from a die and prior to folding the rosette I daubed Stickles on the edge to give it a little something.  The clip is just a plain paperclip with a snowflake charm.  The LET IT SNOW is from Gina's Designs Winter Shape Set painted white and stickled.  The snowflakes thru out is from the Snowflake Shape Set and the Winter Shape Set.  The deer from Gina's Design is being used as a pocket.  I glued the deer on The Robin's Nest glitter deer paper and cut out around the back of the deer and created a folded a flap and glued it on the back of the deer.  I painted the ice skates white, daubed Stickles and used a snow-writer for the "fur" trim.  I created a downward foldout and glued the ice skates on the front.  The rest of the pages are a using the rest of the snowflakes and snowmen.





Items Used


Gina's Designs



Snowman Mini Album - Coming Soon








The Robin's Nest







Other Items


Stickles


 

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Snow Angel Layout Featuring The Robin's Nest Product





Hello friends! Today I am sharing my layout with you which features the lovely papers and cut outs from The Robin's Nest.  This is our third year working with the Robin's Nest team and we were super happy to be able to create with this fun set of paper designs.

I chose to do a layout this time as I just loved this Snow Angel Paper!  Gina's garden fairies, snowflakes, and pine tree shape set went really well and kept with in the theme I was going for.



I layered on lots of lovely Venise trim and flowers from Kraftsupplies4U, and then tucked in some of the snowflake cut outs we got with our Robin's Nest Papers.

I heat embossed the Fairies with some white and gold powder and then touched up their wings with some silver and gold Silk Acrylic Glazes.  The snowflakes were also heat embossed and then I added some fun Prima Bling to the center of each.

The pine trees were a lot of fun to make. I used more of the Silks Acrylic Glazes on them in some blue and green tones and then topped them off with some Snow Tex to give a wintery feel.  The lovely lady in the photo above I thought went perfectly with the snow angel theme and I surrounded her with some rosette trim and snowflakes.

I hope you have enjoyed seeing my layout!  I had lots of fun creating with The Robin's Nest Papers, you can check out their site HERE for more information.

Thanks for stopping by!

Gina's Designs Items Used

Other Items Used
Robin's Nest Paper and Cut Outs
Silks Acrylic Glazes
Laces and Flowers from Kraftsupplies4U
Petaloo Flowers
Tim Holtz Rosette Trim & Found Relatives
Snow Tex
Prima Flower Centers
Kaisercraft Acrylic Overlay

Sunday, January 25, 2015

Winter Tag with The Robin's Nest paper


Good morning Crafty People!


Today I have a winter tag using Gina's X-large tag for the base.






I started by covering the tag with paper from The Robin's Nest.






I then inked and painted three pine trees from the Pine Tree Shape Set. I glued the largest pine tree to the tag. The two smaller trees are elevated at two different heights.






To finish the tag, I inked a deer with brown distress ink, and added white gesso to look like snow.


Thanks for looking at my tag :)


(((HUGS)))


Deann



Gina's Designs Products Used:





Other Products Used:





Saturday, January 24, 2015

Snowy Tags by Shanna



I have a new set of tags to share today with you.






I had some fun just adding gessoed snow flakes to these tags. My daughter really loved the snowman. 




I cut the words off of the Robin's Nest papers to add to the tags as well.










Gina's Designs Products Used:







Friday, January 16, 2015

Love Always


Kathi here to share with you today a cross promotional project between the Robins Nest, & Gina's Designs! I have a 12 X 12 winter layout and a  large tag.





12 X 12 Layout




The chipboard pine trees and deer go perfectly with the paper from The Robin's Nest.











Large tag 














The Robins Nest:

Winter Deer

Winter Snowflakes

Snowflake Glitter Cutouts



Other Supplies: 

Wild OrchidCrafts Roses

 Pearl sprays WOC

Chiffon Ribbon

1/8" white crocet lace

White Gesso

Texture Paste








Monday, January 12, 2015

Snow Place Like Home-Cross Promotion With The Robin's Nest


Hi! Lynne here with a winter-themed project. Anyone who knows me knows that I'm NOT a huge fan of winter or of that cold white stuff. I do, however, have a soft spot for snowmen (I still have my snowman collection up and will probably keep it out til March!) and these adorable rustic snowmen from The Robin's Nest caught my eye right away along with the rub-on snowflakes.






I used the Picket Fence Wall Panel (coming soon to Gina's store!) as a base and covered it with wood-grain patterned paper, then sanded and inked the edges. After attaching the snowmen, I created a base of "snow" for them with homemade texture paste, then painted that with glitter paint. I used the same texture paste and paint for the icicles.








I used Stampendous Aged Ivory embossing powder on the chipboard snowflakes, which along with the tree, come from Gina's Winter Shapes Set.






I couldn't resist putting the cute little squirrel in the tree!




I loved the size and font of The Robin's Nest letter stickers and colored  them black to coordinate with the rustic feel of my project. I love that the glittery look of them still shows through!


Thanks so much for stopping by, and stay warm, it's cold outside! brrrrr!





Gina's Designs Products Used:

Winter Shape Set

Picket Fence Wall Panel (coming soon)



Other Products Used:

snowmen and snowflakes from the Robin's Nest

Stampendous Aged Ivory embossing powder

Kaisercraft Base Coat paper



















Thursday, January 1, 2015

January is The Robin's Nest Month at Gina's Designs!

Happy New Year Friends!  We are very excited to start 2015 at Gina's Designs. All this month we are celebrating with The Robin's Nest.

This is our third year working with The Robin's Nest and their very talented design team. Our designers will be working with some of the gorgeous papers and embellishments from them for this month. Then next month, The Robin's Nest will be working with our Gina's Designs Products.

We are thrilled to be sharing the quality and unique papers from The Robin's Nest. We hope you will hop over to their store and check out their blog for more information on their products and design team. Make sure you also stop over in February to see what their Designers come up with when they work with our chipboard pieces.

I have created a special project myself to kick off our month long Robin's Nest party!  I also hope you will enjoy seeing what our designers come up with during the course of the month of January.

So lets get the party started!

I have created a fun and whimsical winter fairy box featuring the gorgeous Winter Snowflake paper from The Robin's Nest.  I was very inspired by the paper and wanted to make something fun with it.


The Hexagon box is a new item in the Gina's Designs Store. It will come in three different sizes.  I thought it was the perfect item to cover with this really pretty paper.  The Winter Magic Banner I created with some of the fun Alpha's that Robin's Nest sells.

After I covered the box and made the banner, I got out some lovely items from Kraftsupplies4U ( butterflies, beaded trim and leaves) which went perfectly with the paper.

I added a fairy from my stash, and gave her a coat of silver Distress Paint to finish her off.

I am thrilled with the outcome, and really love the white and blue tones of the paper.

I hope you have enjoyed taking a peek at my project and will check out The Robin's Nest for more information on all the great items they have in their store!

Gina's Designs Items Used:
Hexagon Box

Other Items Used
Robin's Nest Paper and Alphas
 Trims, Butterflies and Leaves from Kraftsupplies4U
Wooden Beads and Fairy from my Stash
Silver Distress Paint From Ranger