Showing posts with label fussy cutting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fussy cutting. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Ho Ho Ho, Merry Everything

Here is another card I made recently with the abundant supply of alphabet letters I die cut the other day!


 
I die cut a series of letters out of Plaid DP and layered onto white cardstock for dimension. 



I used my new 'T square' ruler to align the letters, before affixing with foam tape to red background cardstock.  Gold Peel Off stickers were randomly added to the background, 'Merry Everything' sentiment stamped on 210gsm white cardstock, cut out and added to red background with foam tape.  The background was then affixed to a white A6 300gsm cardbase.
 
AND .... we have another 'dancing' Santa :) stamped on 210gsm white cardstock and hand coloured with Copics, fussy cut with scissors, highlighted with Dimensional paint, then affixed with a wobble (see video below).
 

 
I have really enjoyed making this selection of Christmas Cards, even though the lettering took way more time than I expected to LOL
 
Linking with the following challenges:
As You Like it Challenge - Anything Christmassy
Creative Knockouts #536 - Time to be Merry 



Thank you for visiting my blog today - I hope you have a good day.
Remember, any day doing something you love makes it a good day ;-)
Doing what you like is freedom. Liking what you do is happiness.


Sunday, February 9, 2020

Happy Birthday .....

..... Gorgeous



I quite enjoy the process of stamping and fussy cutting - but I don't do it often enough!  I love the way this turned out - simple but refined ..... well I think so!  LOL

Linking with:
Case this sketch #358
Daisy Chain Challenges - For the Girls


A close friend turned 60 ........



I love the combination of stamping and die cutting - gives the card a whole other dimension!

The 'records', needle arm & music notes were die cut, but the 'peak meter indicator' was stamped and heat embossed with orange & red.  Traditionally, these peak meters go from green to yellow to orange then red to indicate 'exceeding levels' ....... I just went straight for the orange & red LOL

Linking with:
Happy Little Stampers Anything Goes with dies