Hello friends!
I am popping in to share a simple way of using a small panel die.
About this die: Loosely inspired by Japanese artwork, this panel die features a gorgeous detailed wave design. Cut it once to serve as the focal point on your project, or two side-by-side to fill most of an A2 card panel. The elegance of the crashing waves will surely elevate the look of your next project!
For this project, I started out with die-cutting the panel with Holographic Paper Pad.
For the colorful background, I did some ink-blending. on white cardstock. I trimmed the colored cardstock to size and fit it into the panel.
I think with the panel, you can leave it as is. I decided to Craft-a-Flower Sunshine Flowers to stamp the borders. Have you ever tried using outline stamps to stamp a pattern? If not, you should give it a go! This is such an effective way to create an instant pattern.
Instead of stamping the sentiment in black, I chose a bright red.
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7 comments:
I like the floral border to expand the design. Nice share for how to dress up the smaller die.
I like that you used an outline stamp to create a border. I have often done that very same thing. Your card is wonderful with the die used over your colorful panel.
Using the panel die as the focal point
worked really well!
The wave die cut makes a gorgeous A2 focal point Looks lovely layered on top of the blended panel.
stunning Virginia. Love the way you made the little die a focal point on the card.
Beautiful!
Love this panel design! So pretty with the fancy paper!
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