Hi Everyone,
Today's card is one I have made as part of the Team Scrimpy Blog Hop
showcasing favourites from the Mini Catalogue. My favourites from the catalogue
have been die sets. I love lots of the stamp sets and the dsp but from
this catalogue, I have bought (and used) lots of die sets. I was flipping
through the catalogue and came upon the card that I have used as inspiration
for this hop, I don't have everything that was used so can't CASE it exactly.
I've seen it loads of times but never really seen it, it uses
dies in a way I've never done before, let me show you what I mean.
Materials
Materials
1 piece of coastal cabana card stock 5 7/8" x 8 1/4"
Scraps of coastal cabana card stock
1 piece of whisper white 5 5/8" x 3 7/8" for the inside
Scraps of poppy parade card stock for the flowers *
Scrap of whisper white for the sentiment
Scraps of mossy meadow for the leaves
Scraps of daffodil delight ruched ribbon
Stitched so sweetly dies
Painted label dies
Die cutting machine
So sentimental stamp set
Painted poppies stamp set
Poppy parade ink
Memento black ink
Multipurpose adhesive
Dimensionals
Mini glue dots
Instructions
Fold the large piece of coastal cabana in half and burnish to make the
card base.
For the flowers, I didn't have any poppy parade card stock so I have
used the colour wash side of one of the sheets of dsp from Peaceful
Poppies and stamped four large poppies in memento black ink.
Die cut the four poppies from the dsp or the card stock from the Painted
Label dies.
Die cut four leaves from the mossy meadow card stock from the Painted
Label dies
Die cut the larger label shape in whisper white (see picture) from the
Stitched So Sweetly dies.
Cut 7 of the shaped labels using the scraps of coastal cabana (see
picture) from the Stitched So Sweetly dies, I have only ever used these as
sentiment layers before, so this card was a bit of a revelation for
me ha ha.
Arrange the shapes on the card front until you are happy with them, have
some of them overhanging the edges and adhere them into place. When
the glue is dry, turn the card over and trim the excess from around the
edges of the card from the back, this makes for a neater cut.
Stamp the sentiment on the whisper white label and arrange the flowers and
leaves behind it and glue them in place on the back of the label.
Add dimensionals and stick to the front of the card.
Take two small scraps of ribbon and fold them in half, stick the two ends
together with a glue dot and them add to either side of the flower
arrangement, pushing them underneath the flowers and secure with a glue
dot.
Adhere the whisper white layer to the inside of the card and you're
finished.
The photographs in the catalogues are amazing inspiration and if you look
closely, sometimes they have used things in a very different way. I would
never have thought of cutting out lots of labels in the same colour as the
card base and arranging them on top like this. It makes you think outside
the box. Have a close look and see what you can find.
Now hop over and see what the rest of my colleagues have made by clicking the links below:
Helen Chandler
http://helensheartcreations.com/2020/05/23/beautiful-hand-crafted-cards-with-mountain-air/
Victoria Littlewood
vickieloudesigns.blogspot.com
Amanda Charlesworth
scrimpingmommy1.blogspot.com
Donna Lester
taffycrafting.blogspot.com
Karen McClure
karamiasu.blogspot.com
Natalie Arnold
craftyhunnypots.blogspot.com
Now hop over and see what the rest of my colleagues have made by clicking the links below:
Helen Chandler
http://helensheartcreations.com/2020/05/23/beautiful-hand-crafted-cards-with-mountain-air/
Victoria Littlewood
vickieloudesigns.blogspot.com
Amanda Charlesworth
scrimpingmommy1.blogspot.com
Donna Lester
taffycrafting.blogspot.com
Karen McClure
karamiasu.blogspot.com
Natalie Arnold
craftyhunnypots.blogspot.com
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Happy Crafting,
Karen XX
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Stunning so bright and happy x thanks for sharing x love and hugs Karen x
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ReplyDeleteWhat a super card, love the colours and design - stay well xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane, you too xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card Karen love the colours you've done it in. I'm the same never thought of cutting out lots of the die shapes in same colour as card base and using them as a background will have to give this a go it's really affective thanks for sharing this x
ReplyDeleteThanks Natalie, amazing isn't it, I had looked at that card lots of times and never really noticed. I will be trying it again though,I think it works well x
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