Hello friends!
I am back again with this Birthday Wishes Frame Die.
This time I am using just the sentiment. My photos below shows you how I colored the die with gradient of colors. I think the best way (for me) is to make the die cut and then blend in the inks (see top right).
I tried to create colored paper first and then die cut. However, I ended up ruining the sentiment. I think it's because that the paper was still wet from the ink-blending. Since the sentiment is quite intricate, I ruined a few of them.
I am pleased how it turned out with the ink-blending.
I also added some gold stripey color paper for this festive design. The stamping of the balloons was done with MISTI. The new-to-me Nuvo (the gold ink droplets) is really neat. I now want to collect every colors!
It truly is a versatile die if you see my last two posts (here and here).
This is not the last time you see me using this Birthday Wishes die... :)
I hope my samples are helpful if you ever shop over Simon Says Stamp.
Your encouragement and support mean so much to me. Thank you!
11 comments:
Gorgeous! Jo x
Love how you used this die!
What an awesome idea using this die, I think I better go find it and get some birthday cards done.
Love the ombre colors or rainbow, great cards. Thanks for sharing this great design and idea!
How pretty!
Such a fun birthday card, Virginia! I love how you played with 'color', and the gold Nuvo dots are the perfect touch! Thanks so much for your inspiration!
Another fantastic way to use this die, Virginia! I love all those brightly colored words! Very happy!
Fun and festive...terrific Birthday card and your balloons are to die for. Love that you've used the diecut words as an embellishment on the card...very cool.
An excellent birthday card. I love the colors. You sure do think of wonderful ways to use a die. Brilliant!!!
There you go working your magic again!! Fabulous!!
Gorgeous Virginia. Love the colours on the die cuts
So fun with the sentiment dies used as design elements, Virginia! Love the balloons too!
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