Hello and welcome
After I watched some YouTube clips on Floating Die Cut Frames ( Jennifer McGuire), I decided I’d like to give it a try. So when I saw the challenge over at Laurie’s Ink to Paper Challenge asked to frame a sentiment, I thought it would be the perfect project!
I grabbed one of my favourite stamp/ die sets – Harvest Berries from Papertrey Inks and away I went.
I started by die cutting the images before stamping them with a variety of green inks from Altnew and Memento.
After stamping my sentiment, from MFT Birthday Greetings set, in the centre front of the card using Brilliance Lightning Black ink, it was just a matter of arranging the die cuts around the sentiment. I chose not to cut out the centre, but rather allow the dies to form a natural frame.
Each die cut was added with a small foam square and trimmed along the edge of the card!
To finish, I added a few strokes of clear Wink of Stella to each leaf and some red Nuvo Drops. So difficult to see the little sparkle on each leaf which is so pretty IRL!
I was really happy with the end result!
Thanks so much for visiting. I really appreciate your time.
Have a great week
Cheers
Helen
Challenges:
Laurie’s Fabulous Favorites!- Your Favourite Way to Frame A Sentiment
SSS Wednesday Challenge – Anything Goes
What a clever and beautiful design Helen. I must check out Jennifer’s video, thanks for the inspiration.
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Thanks Therese! But not as beautiful as yours! I couldn’t believe it when your card arrived! I was working on this one!!! Great minds!!!???
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This is just beautiful. I have that stamp set and haven’t used it in ages, Jennifer would be proud!!! Great take on the Mood Board, thanks so much for playing along with us over at the Double D Frames Challenge. Hope we see you back again soon!!
Judy~ DD DT
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Thanks so much for your very kind and supportive comments, Judy! 🙂
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Love the green vines surrounding your sentiment! Lovely card.
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I really appreciate you very kind comments, Carmela! 🙂
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