WOW Easter was yesterday and I hope everyone enjoyed the beautiful day with family, friends, church services or however you celebrate Easter.
For my POTW (project of the week) I choose to do a very simple, easy, and FUN project that I call embedded faux chip board. I used Repeat Impressions stamps listed below:
10203-D Leaf Cluster outline
10205-E Flower Cluster outline
10206-E Flower Cluster detail
10207-E Flower Cluster solid
For my Supplies I used a word die, white cardstock cut at 4 1/4 x 11 and scored at 5 1/2 above listed stamps, Tombow multipurpose liquid glue, a piece of Draft cardstock, sequins, and inks of your choice.
Die Cut your word our of the upper center of the white cardstock as well as 5 individual die cuts out of the Kraft cardstock.
Next step is to glue all 5 DREAM die cuts together making sure they line up, using liquid glue of your choice.
I then began stamping my images of the flower clusters and leaves randomly on the white cardstock. I used three different colors of purples.
Then add liquid glue to the back of your stack of 5 dreams glued together and with the card front facing up place the stack of die cuts through the negative space on the white cardstock. It may be just a bit snug but it will slip right into the negative space. Looks like chipboard without the weight.
I thought it needed some bling so I choose to add some random sequins.
Finished Card:
Enjoy and find different dies and Repeat Impressions images that will work beautifully together.
5 comments:
Fabulous tutorial Shirley and gorgeous card, I will have to give this a try, so many possibilities!
Fabulous card and tutorial Shirley. I ever thought of gluing 5 cutouts together. i will have to try this..loz
So pretty! Thanks for the great tutorial. Love this idea and have even used it myself on occasion.
Great job with the tutorial Shirley. I love doing the stacking together of the die cuts. It does look like chipboard. Hope you had a happy Easter.
I'm sorry! Thought I had commented on this. Silly me! Your tutorial is great...so easy to read and recreate! And I LOVE your card! Thanks for the inspiration, dear friend 💖
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