Today's post is for February's CAS Mix Up Challenge, Hideko is Hostess and wants us to use Dimensional Die-cuts + Stamping + Your Choice. I sponged Distress Ink on my card, splattered the sponging with Water and when it was dry I Taped the back of my card where I was going to die cut the background. I die cut the pattern and then put foam on the small diamond die cut pieces to give them dimension. I then cut the Daisy flowers with the Succulent Framelit Dies, cut them in half layed them on top of each other. The centre is the little cherry from the Build a Cupcake Punch, which I sponged with Crushed Curry Ink after cutting the stem off. I then arranged the flowers and stems on the background and finished off with the Sentiment.
CAS Mix Up: Dimensional Die Cuts, Sponging, Water Droplets, Punch, Stamping
Supplies:
Stamps: S/U's Happiest Birthday WishesCard: Thick and Thin Whisper White
Ink: Tim Holtz Peeled Paint Distress Ink, S/U's Crushed Curry
Cool Tools: Big Shot, Sizzix Succulent Framelit Dies, Sizzix Eclectic Layers Thinlit Dies, Sizzix Stylish Stems Framelit Dies, Sponges, Cherry from Build A Cupcake Punch, Dble Sided Tape, 1" Dble Sided Tape, Foam Tape, 2 Way Glue Pen, Tombow Multi Purpose Glue
Also added to the Crafters Magazine Take It Makit It Challenge.
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Fabulous dimension Susan on your wonderful card. Stunning design and really very beautiful x.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Amazing card Sue! LOVE those gorgeous layered daisies against the beautiful green background. I would never thought of adding foam to all those little pieces ... that takes patience, but a fantastic result. You should enter this in Craft Stamper Magazine - Take It Make It challenge! xx
ReplyDeleteI love the bright green background with the white daises over the top which contrast beautifully Susan, and what a great idea to die cut the inked background piece with the diamonds and then given them extra dimension before insetting them. A beautiful card. x
ReplyDeleteYour daisies are so pretty against the watercolor and die cut background, Susan! This is a beautiful card inside and out!
ReplyDeleteA breath of spring, this is one beautiful piece. The dark dimensional background really make those daisies pop out. Truly refreshing and quite the beauty. xxx
ReplyDeleteSo much to take in, in such a small space. Your effect is breathtaking. Now I have to go see what flowers I can cut in half.
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DeleteLovely daisy CAS birthday card, Susan! I love the hidden pattern background with water splatters. The pretty white daisies pop against the beautiful green. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHideko xx
This is so stunning!! What a beauty!
ReplyDeleteOh my, all this dimension and bright spring colors with my favorite flowers. I love it.
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