I used the Simon Says Stamp Flower Cluster die and some new sentiment stamps to make a couple birthday cards...
The first one, I die cut and layered the flowers. I then used a cardstock panel, and embossed the die onto the panel...
I colored the embossed image with markers, and stamped the two sentiments onto the panel. I then adhered the layered die cuts onto the panel and adhered the whole thing to a card. Here's a close up...
The second one, I used two sets of layered, die cut clusters...
I moved the two clusters together underneath a panel that had a stitched die cut square removed from it, as well as being die cut with a stitched rectangular die. The blue card stock that I used underneath the die cuts was then exposed not only underneath the flowers, but served as a border. I popped up the white panel over the blue. The sentiment is from Simon Says Stamp/CZ Design's Simple Sentiments 2. Here's a close up...
Thanks for visiting me today!!
Hugs!! Lisa
Love the color you chose for the first card and the gorgeous design on the 2nd, Lisa - beautiful work, as always!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Lisa, very clever way to colour the first one, Cathy x
ReplyDeletelove how you nestled the two die cuts together for you second card - very clever and so pretty besides!
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful cards ! Love these dies !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. The first one is my favorite - I've got to try this technique, it is SO neat!!
ReplyDeleteI love your layered cards and that you come up with so many new and pretty variations. Question: Are you using a thick paper (Neeenah?) for you layered, die cutted patterns? You sometimes write that you layer them only twice. When I try it doesn't look half as thick and yummy.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry for my lattteee response, Kesu!! I use Papertrey Ink white cardstock for my cards, and often for the layering...especially with scraps and unused cards that I would otherwise throw away...hope this helps!
DeleteThanks so much. So Papertrey Ink it will be. And only twice, correct? ;) Keep up ypur lovely work!
DeleteThese are BEAUTIFUL!
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