Welcome to Day 2 of March Blog Hops. Today we are featuring Borders and Backgrounds Stamps and coordinated dies.
- Stamp set includes 5 images
- Set measures approximately 6" x 4"
- Images measure approximately 5.5" wide
- Designed by Korin Sutherland
This is the project I have for you today. When I first saw this set, I thought it could be great for masculine designs, I don't why, just my silly brain and ideas. Anyway, I tried this combo I have never done "Dark Gray + Gold" and then I thought it could be great for "Graduation". What do you think?
Here are the details:
- Cut a piece of Dark Gray cardstock: 7" x 8", folded in half to get a 7" x 4" card.
- Cut a piece Gold Cardstock 6.75" x 3.75". Center the die and die-cut.
- Stamp coordinated image on front card in Versamark ink, add gold embossing powder and heat set.
- Stamp sentiment from Flower Blocks 1 on Ivory Cardstock in Coffee Archival Ink, add it to die-cut piece and add stitches.
- Add die-cut window piece to card with dimensionals.
- Add a couple of black of rhinestones to sentiment.
The DT has shared their gorgeous samples in the thumbnails below. Stop by each of their blogs and comment for a chance to WIN one of (2) $20 gift codes to our store over the course of our 4 days of blog hops!
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(1) $20 gift code drawn from all comments on full reveals in our SCS forum
(1) $20 gift code drawn from all participants in our release challenge hosted on blog
The deadline to comment for a chance to win is midnight EST Friday, March 14th. The list of winners will be announced on our blog by Monday, March 17th.
Thanks so much for joining us! Enjoy the hop!
I love the way you used the die cut to create a window frame for the border!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I'll have to remember this technique when I get my set of dies and stamps. It would be very versatile - make it fun and crazy or elegant like you did with your card - depending on the paper you put behind the cut. thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the dies and stamps! Lovely card!
ReplyDeleteFabulous way to use the stamps and dies. I love it. I must try this.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Love the way you used this set.
ReplyDeleteVery elegant--I like the creative way you used this die.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really fun way to use a die and matching stamp. It looks fabulous and adds a lot to an otherwise simple card.
ReplyDeleteElegant looking card! Great use of the die!
ReplyDeleteFun use of the die.
ReplyDeleteWhat a very different way to use the borders. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteLove how you stamped the border behind the negative. Awesome card.
ReplyDeleteVery original! What a versatile set! I love what you've created with it! Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeletevery interesting card arrangement, nice showcasing of the stamp
ReplyDeletewhat a unique card! love the way you used this set
ReplyDeleteLove that you heat embossed the new Border stamp on your card and then used the matching die! So pretty! Love that there are dies to go with these new stamps! Great card!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool technique you used, great card.
ReplyDeleteLove the gold and the embossing :)
ReplyDeleteLove the way you added dimension to your card by die cutting the die and then having the stamping on the inside. TFS
ReplyDeletePretty card - love how you embossed the border inside the card and die cut the outside of the card.
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What a neat way to use the background stamp & die! Love this color combo, too. Not only masculine, but also classy--perfect for a graduation card. Tfs!
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