Hello friends!
Today's is another installment of Technique Tuesday feature!
This is my 2nd week of featuring a technique on a Tuesday with Technique Tuesday products.
If you miss seeing my previous post, please click here.
Technique Tuesday LILY WISHES Clear Stamps
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and
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Stamp set here
Combo set here
For this feature, I am highlighting Inlaid Die Cut.There are many ways of doing inlaid die cutting.
It mainly involves die cutting and putting the dies back to the original spot.
With the variation of coloring medium and use of paper, it makes a sophisticated impact.
In order to keep the look interesting, you can consider do the following:
I had lots of fun coloring this Tiger Lily. Whenever I see orange Tiger Lilies and am always drawn to the rich colors and hues. To jazz it up, I added some gold watercolor from my Gansai Tambi (36 Colors).
Of course, adding some splatter is always a good idea!
Hope you enjoy today's feature!
Your comments today will count as part of the Technique Tuesday Giveaway!
The winner will be announced after March 6th post.
The products that I used are linked below.
You can find all the latest from Technique Tuesday here.
Shop Technique Tuesday products over Simon Says Stamp here.
Lastly, if you love sales and metals dies, Spellbinders is having a Spring Clearance Sale!
How cool is this Heart Box?
Click here or here to shop.
If you happen to make a purchase by clicking my links,
I will get a small commission. I so appreciate your support.
Thank you for stopping by!
This is my 2nd week of featuring a technique on a Tuesday with Technique Tuesday products.
If you miss seeing my previous post, please click here.
Technique Tuesday LILY WISHES Clear Stamps
shop Simon Says Stamp
and
shop Technique Tuesday
Stamp set here
Combo set here
For this feature, I am highlighting Inlaid Die Cut.There are many ways of doing inlaid die cutting.
It mainly involves die cutting and putting the dies back to the original spot.
With the variation of coloring medium and use of paper, it makes a sophisticated impact.
In order to keep the look interesting, you can consider do the following:
1. choice of color card stock: for this particular design, I used colored card stock against the die to show some contrast. You can use pattern paper, too!
2. plan ahead: decide where you want to put the die and make that die cut. for example, I purposely used it on the right hand side.
3. show off the die cut edges: since the particular die has edges all around. Why not create a contrast with the coloring and the card stock? Be sure to save the tiny die cut pieces in between!
I had lots of fun coloring this Tiger Lily. Whenever I see orange Tiger Lilies and am always drawn to the rich colors and hues. To jazz it up, I added some gold watercolor from my Gansai Tambi (36 Colors).
Of course, adding some splatter is always a good idea!
Hope you enjoy today's feature!
Your comments today will count as part of the Technique Tuesday Giveaway!
The winner will be announced after March 6th post.
The products that I used are linked below.
You can find all the latest from Technique Tuesday here.
Shop Technique Tuesday products over Simon Says Stamp here.
Lastly, if you love sales and metals dies, Spellbinders is having a Spring Clearance Sale!
Click here or here to shop.
If you happen to make a purchase by clicking my links,
I will get a small commission. I so appreciate your support.
Thank you for stopping by!
20 comments:
I've been meaning to try die cutting the front panel/layer and then stamping on the card base, but inlaying the die cut image looks fun too, especially with a small part of the image die cut overhanging. Love this new Tuesday feature, Virginia. I'm hoping that I'll be able to visit more often again. Life can get crazy busy sometimes.
I saw some new stamps and dies from Technique Tuedays and this Lily Wishes set is one of my favorites.
Love your beautiful card with all those Spring color combo.
Beautiful card, I have always loved the Tiger Lily. I really love the colors you used. I tried to leave a message on yesterdays post but there was no where to leave one, I just wanted to say Congrat's to the winner and I did notice the masking but you said we could only have one guess. Thanks Virginia, amazing post today.
So so pretty! Love that stamp set. ♥
Very pretty. I like the contrast in color. This is one of my favorite stamp sets.
Beautiful technique.
Thanks for another great lesson, Virginia. This card is beautiful.
Such a big impact from such a small stamp! Beautiful card, Virginia!
Gorgeous card! I have to try that technique.
Your card is lovely. I think it's the contrast of your orange lily and the lovely green paper. Doesn't matter, the colors are superb, the sentiment is lovely and the spatters are the perfect finishing touch!
Wow! What a lovely card!!! Your colouring is simply gorgeous!!!
Love your bright Tiger Lilies with the mint colored background. I love the look of the inlaid die cuts.
I have always loved that type of lilyfrom the first time I saw them as a child in Pennsylvania.
Brilliant idea to make the card panel from colored card stock. Love how your mind came up with that idea because I certainly would never have thought of it. The contrast against that wonderfully colored tiger lily is huge.
beautiful!
Very pretty card! Love the bright orange & the added gold touches!
Pretty card! I love the colored cardstock you used for the panel! The Lily Wishes design is lovely!
This is a beautiful card!! I know I said this last time, but I love this new feature that you're doing!! And the tips that you add into many of the blog posts are very helpful!!
Gorgeous tiger lilies, Virginia, & I love how you inlaid them! Perfect with the gold splatters too!!
Beautiful card - love the background colour and the strong contrast with the orange tiger lillies!
Beautiful! Love the inlaid flowers.
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