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Monday, March 20, 2017
One Die Three Times
You might have noticed a post on my blog last week that featured the Frantic Stamper Argyle Card Panel Die (#FRA-DIE-10104). If you missed it, you can see it by going HERE.
Today I'm going to show you three more cards that I made with this same die - it really is a versatile die! You'll notice that I used the die differently on each of these three cards.
For the first card I cut didn't remove all of the little cut outs left from cutting with the die. Instead, I left some randomly for a fun look...
For the second card, I cut the cardstock and removed all of the little pieces. I then wove a piece of ribbon in and out, from side to side on the cut out piece of cardstock for a different look...
For the third card, I used a piece of cardstock that I had cut with the die to make a stencil for adding embossing paste to a piece of cardstock...
I thought it would look kind of like snow that gathered along the edges of window panes or something, but it didn't turn out quite as I anticipated. At the same time, I do kind of like the texture it created and the overall look...
I would encourage you to look dies a bit differently and see what ideas you can come up with for using them in a variety of ways.
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Die: Frantic Stamper Argyle Card Panel #FRA-DIE-10104
Image: Unity Bold Insight stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
Papers: Recollections Black, Stampin' UP Taken with Teal, and Staples Ivory Cardstock and DP from my scrap file
Embellishment: Ribbon from an unknown vendor
Die: Frantic Stamper Argyle Card Panel #FRA-DIE-10104
Papers: Recollections Black and Stampin' UP! Daffodil Delight and Dusty Durango Cardstock and DP from my scrap file
Embellishments: Michael's Rhinestones, Stampin' UP! Ribbon and a Flower from an unknown vendor
Die: Frantic Stamper Argyle Card Panel #FRA-DIE-10104
Texture: Dreamweaver Embossing Paste
Image: Unity Season Snowman stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and colored with Copic Markers and a Spectrum Noir Sparkle Marker
Papers: Recollections Black and Stampin' UP! Almost Amethyst Cardstock and DP from my scrap file
Embellishments: Ribbon and Charm from unknown vendors
Three great looks with this awesome background die, Jeanette!! I just purchased a new Big Kick to replaced my original Cuttlebug (which I loved) which exploded and a spare Cuttlebug (which I never liked because of its short platform) which I passed on to my mom and dad for their cardmaking. I could never be with out a cutting and embossing machine. My new Big Kick has a magnetic platform and will easily take on larger dies and folders so I am loving it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous cards Jeanette - and I do love how you have used the die in such differing ways - thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine