Hello friends!
It's time to share another exciting Altenew Craft-A-Flower with you.
We are celebrating this month's Craft-A-Flower Rose with a blog hop!
We are celebrating this month's Craft-A-Flower Rose with a blog hop!
If not, come and join the fun hop for ideas and inspiration.
For my project, I decided to try something a little different. Instead of using the Rose die in the usual way, I turned the die into a "stamp". I was inspired by the recent video that our uber talented DT Lydia Evans.
I used one of the more detailed die from the Craft-a Flower Rose and stamped the background.
You can still see layered dies for the main rose. With this method, it really gives your die so much more "mileage"!! It is quite easy to use foam (any craft foam you can get your hands on should work) for your stamping. You can even re-use the foam!
edited: you can see the process photo under my Instagram under My Story HERE(picture will disappear in 24 hours) Four simple ways to use your dies for craft-foam-stamping
1. die cut the foam ( I prefer white. ANY colors will work) that is about 3mm-4mm thick.
2. mount the foam onto the acrylic block/MISTI (with temporary adhesive)
3. test out on the paper with various colors and you can have multiple for each color
4. stamp away! I used all white card stock except the top layer. I also inked up the edges for definition.
I had tons of fun using dies as stamps. If you are intrigued, you should definitely give it a try!
I hope this post is helpful, inspiring and informative.
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Prizes: to celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $30 gift certificate to 2 lucky winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog by Oct. 12th for a chance to win.
AND Altenew will draw a winner to receive a $15 Altenew Gift Certificate from the comments left on each designer's blog on the blog hop list (including mine!)! The winner will be announced on the
All winners will be announced on the Altenew Winners Page on Oct. 15th, 2020
Your next stop is the blog of Maryam Perez
Thanks so much for stopping by!








49 comments:
Beautiful card! Love the background and
the actual die cut is gorgeous! In other
words, I love it!
Virginia, I love the way you used one of the detail stamps for your background - beautiful effect!
Great card and wonderful idea for making a stamp! Thanks!
Gorgeous!!! I love the look of the gold layer!!
Your card is amazing. I love it! Making a stamp out of a die with craft foam is such a great idea! Your card sure shows what great results you can get. I love the background, the gold layer on the rose and the stripes of gold glitter. This is one amazing card!
Very beautiful!! I love your wonderful design!!
Love this card! Your stamped background is awesome, and the new Craft-A-Flower set is just beautiful!
Such a unique project! I love that little bit of gold.
Your rose card is absolutely stunning!!
Absolutely beautiful!
Yes, Virginia, you did it again! You amaze me with your crafty ideas, OMG what a background Gurl, you totally rocked this card! Thinking always out of the box. Gotta try this new technique from LE , wowza!!W
I would never have thought of using gold for this rose. Guess that's why your a superior cardmaker. The bloom looks so gorgeous with that hint of color to compliment the gold.
Great idea for the background! Your rose, however, is simply beautiful!!
a great idea to use the die as a stamp for the background...great card
Beautiful stamped rose background, Virginia - perfect for your die cut rose atop!! Love the gold layer with the white!!
Ooooo I LOVe how you did the gold! This die is awesome!
Wow! I love the gold in the white rose! And the background is amazing. Gorgeous!
Lovely card Virginia! The gold details make that pretty rose sparkle, love it! Thanks for the inspiration!
The gold is a nice addition. I have never seen anything like this card before. Very pretty...
Using a die cut as a background stamp is genius. So good!
So creative, Virginia! Way to get more bang for your buck--I love this idea!
Beautiful card
totally amazing Virginia. Looks so elegant
Oh Virginia...you've done it again!! Absolutely brilliant!!
Wow! This is beautiful! Thanks for the amazing inspiration!
Beautiful as usual! Thanks for sharing!
Love it!! Using the die to create a stamp produced a beautiful background on your card.... soooo pretty!!
Gorgeous card! Love the pop of gold too
Oh this is so
pretty and love
the colors!
Carla from Utah
What a great idea using the foam!
LOVE everything about your card!
The gold is stunning on this, Virginia.
Very pretty! Love the embossing and the little hint of color. TFS
Brilliant idea, to stretch your products. Thanks for the tips
Beautiful--love the touch of gold.
Lovely flower and I like the added touch of gold. Great card. [Bunny]
What a beautiful card. Love the idea of making a background stamp from one of the dies and foam. Looks fantastic. And your layered rose is absolutely gorgeous. Looking forward to using this die set and making every one of the cards on this blog hop!
I love the gold accents
Stunning card. Thanks for sharing
Once again your touches of gold are "the frosting on the cake" of your beautiful card!!!
What a beautiful color combination! I love the gold accent on the rose!
Sooo creative! I love the white in white with top layer color—beautiful!
Great use of the foam for the stamping. Nice addition of the flower. Great design.
Beautiful! I have several Craft-A-Flower sets but it has never occurred to my to use gold for one of the layers. It is so pretty -- I'll definitely be trying it.
Love that gold layer on your rose.
Very nice card!! It looks as though you used a portion of the die as a stencil for your background. Good inspiration, thank you for sharing.
Oh, as always you do inspire us to try something new.I have a bunch of foam sitting in a bag and will now be giving this a try. This release it turning out to be even better as I go through this blog hop and see all of the ways that it is being used. So thankful for all of you and your ideas.
Love your technique to make your own patterned paper! A great way to show off the versatility of the dies.
What a pretty creation!
so beautiful!!
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