Today I've had a fun time making a couple of cards that I spied on Pinterest
Floating Die Cut Frame cards created by Jennifer McGuire,
see her tutorial here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOsskGXh3_U
Got to love it when you can make three from one --
Followed Jennifer's guidelines and then used a die to cut the center rectangle to make this first floral border card.. with the floating feature, and stamped the sentiment in black on a white card and mounted the frame to this and finished off with a scattering of clear gems in the spaces.
Then with the center cutout I made the second card, attached to a white card layer and then attached to a white card with foam sheet to add more interest. To finish I added a stamped sentiment strip and a few red pearls in the spaces.
The last card is made from the flower pieces cut from the outer edge... to a white card panel I added a strip of gold washi tape and then a very thin strip of black card. Then lined up the cutoffs along the top and lucky for me I had made an extra flower and leaves so attached these with foam tape. To finish I attached the panel to a red card, added some gold glitter spots and sentiment - die cut from gold washi tape on white card and a shadow layer of black.
I really enjoyed making these cards and the floating effect with the die cuts on foam tape, is really cool. I am playing along with Seize the Birthday #180 challenge - Layer It.
Thanks for stopping by and have a Happy Day
Card Recipe
Stamps: Altnew - Sprintime Azalea, Chocolate Baroque - Amazing Birthday, Happy Little Stampers - H B'day
Dies: Altenew - Co-ordinating dies - Sprintime Azalea, Elizabeth Craft - Happy Birthday, Spellbinders - square nesting dies
Inks: Distress Inks - Aged Mahogany, Barn Door, Tattered Rose, Forest Moss, Peeled Paint, Shabby Shutters, Versafine - Black
Other: Gold Washi tape, gems, pearls, gold glitter glue
They're stunning!! Gotta love it when you get 3 card too and honestly I couldn't pick a favourite! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards - love the idea of three from one.
ReplyDeleteKath x
Love these, Robyn! I need to try this!
ReplyDeleteGreat set Robyn! x
ReplyDeleteSpectacular cards, Robyn!! Its definitely worth it to get three at a time, especially when they are this beautiful! Absolutely love them all! Thanks for joining us at the Seize the Birthday challenge!
ReplyDeletesuch gorgeous cards Robyn, love the look.
ReplyDeletexx Karen
Stunningly beautiful cards, Robyn! Jo x
ReplyDeleteLOVE all three cards Robyn. Gorgeous images and colouring, and love the dimension with this technique. Great work! xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous trio of cards Robyn, love the look of that technique! Thankyou for playing along at Seize the Birtday too, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of cards. Love the pretty flowers. I have yet to try this technique but need to. Thanks for the inspiration.
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