The card above is actually the card that I created with the left-overs from my original card (below), but the CAS look is really making me happy! Sigh! All I did was adhering my die cut sentiment (Winnie & Walter) to a white panel that I had cut using my favourite stitched rectangle die (SSS) and adding a few strips that I was left with after trimming down my panel for the card below. I stacked the panel with another die cut panel before adhering it to my cardbase and added a few sequins (Pretty Pink Post, Sharing Kindness mix) to finish off.
For my original card below, I started by stamping the Hero Arts Lotus background stamp in distress oxide ink (Broken china) and then heat embossing in clear (HA) embossing powder. I then blended two colours of distress ink (Twisted citron and Tumbled glass) before trimming down the panel and die cutting the Hello sentiment. I also die cut the sentiment from blue Core'dination cardstock and glued it into the aperture before adhering 2 stacked die cuts with a thread nest on top, making sure to leave a slight blue shadow at the top.
I also finished off this card with a few PPP sequins.
I'm linking up both cards at:
ABNH - Florals
SSS Wednesday - Anything goes
Such a awesome way to use the panel, both cards are perfect, gorgeous colours.
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fabulous design, luv how you used the colors! I am so glad you played along with us at simon says stamp wednesday challenge!
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sparkle & shine, kindness *~*
fantastic cards! Thank you for sharing at A Blog Named Hero.
ReplyDeleteLove these cards, well done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to put everything to use! I love them both!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. The colors are perfect together, and I love the treatment of the die cut... and that you got two cards from one blended panel! Well done! Thank you so much for joining us over at A Blog Named Hero!
ReplyDeleteMooi design en kleuren, Mar. X Ineke☀️
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