Today I completed the assignment for yesterday's class, which was, Flower Dies. I chose to try Yana's technique of using flower dies to create a background from the negative space from the dies.
All the dies I used will be listed below. Basically, all you do is arrange your flower dies on a piece of card that you are going to use for your top layer, like you would if they were stamps, then run them through your cutting machine and mount the resulting panel on to a coloured card base.
This is the card.
Detail
Inside Detail
Dies used:
MFT - 'Wild Greenery', 'Upsey Daisies' & 'In & Out Diagonal Stitched Rectangles'
Spellbinders - 'Floral Flourishes'
SSS - 'Partial Cut Flowers'
Glossy Accents for the water droplets.
Thank you for visiting my blog today and for any comments. I truly appreciate you all and I will reciprocate where possible. Have a lovely evening/day. Hazel xx
Hazel, your card is FABULOUS, and I adore the colours.
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What a gorgeous card this is!! I love this idea!! The colors and design are fabulous!! I so wish I had taken this course, but I'm enjoying seeing what you are making!! Have a great evening :)
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It's so fun to see what you're learning! Your placement of the dies is beautiful! Gorgeous card inside and out!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite lovely! I can see using some of my flower dies (the ones that are like silhouettes) in this manner. I need to give that a try.
ReplyDeleteWOW, I love that shimmery purple, Hazel!!!! And the dies you have used are all lovely!!! Great placement of the dies and I love the border you added!!!! The water droplets look great!! Beautiful!!!
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This is beautiful Hazel. You are doing great with your homework from the classes. I have a couple done, but not uploaded yet. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteI love your card today Hazel. The layout of the card and the picture in the stitched square is so nice. Now I will have to get those dies!!
ReplyDeleteoh this is just lovely!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you used your dies here! It's very pretty!
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