Today over on the Tutti Designs Blog, I'm filling in for team mate Giovana!
If
you are in need of cards for Valentine's Day, Anniversary, Long time
Friendship, Wedding, or anything to do with Love, you will want to check
out this release.
Today I chose to create using the
Heart Stained Glass die as my focus.
There are so many ways you can create with these stained glass dies (more patterns available in our October Release) but today I decided to use the 'stacking' technique to create added dimension & drama.
Here's how it began . . .
I've
used the Ken Oliver 'Stick it' sheets to make my stacking very easy.
When you are using beautiful intricate dies such as these, a product
such as stick it makes it easy and less mess. You can find this product
in a variety of stores but I purchased mine from the Dies R Us Store.
I
die cut two stained glass panels using the stick it on both sides of my
card stock before die cutting ... giving me a sticky side on each
side. Then I sandwiched a plain white die cut panel in between the two
stick t panels. You can stack these as high as you want by using a
plain card stock die cut in between (sticky) panels.
Lastly adhering my glitter paper panel to the top for a beautiful finish.
To finish my card I chose to add one of the hearts from the 'Nesting Stacked Hearts' die set
and adding the words 'Love' and Forever' which were die cut from the same glitter paper as my focus stained glass panel.
Please be sure to pop over to the Tutti Designs Store
and check out all of the fabulous dies available.
Need more inspiration?
The team has something new to share here on the Tutti Designs Blog EACH and EVERY DAY! Pop in often and see for yourself ... what a talented group of designers!!
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Thanks for stopping in and as always . . .
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Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Something New (stained glass die)
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