Wednesday, November 8, 2023

Inlaid Die-cutitng

Hello friends!

Hello

I am back with my 2nd project that I created with Small Die of The Month from Spellbinders.

The November "New Subscriber" registration window will be available November 6-27th. While supplies last. Join in November and receive the pictured kit. Clubs will ship by the 30th.

Join the Small Die of the Month Club and receive an expertly designed die set each month, complete with inspiration. Plus, members get store savings, extra deals, gifts, and more.

This month's "Build a Card Hello" small die set is perfect for making cards, decor, and more.  

The inlaid die-cutting can be a bit more tedious.... however, a little bit goes a long way. I only need to add two more extra pieces to make the flower a stand-out.

 Virginia Lu-SOM-No 2023-001

 This time, I took advantage of the small scalloped rectangle die and used it as a base. The pattern paper and ephemera are from this month's Quick and Easy Card Kit.

SOM

 To add the green and red (from Scrapbook. com), I just die cut two more times with red and green cardstock. I saved EVERY little bits and placed them back to place.

SOM -001

 You can use a Double-sided tape like this (adhere on the back of the die) for the inlaid cie-cutting.

Here is my first version with this die set.hello -001

 For the gold outlines and petals, I used the Holographic paper pad.

 

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7 comments:

Dawn T said...

Delightful card Virginia. Love the inlaid look

brandco2450@gmail.com said...

Love them both, Virginia!

Denise Bryant said...

So pretty! The inlaid technique is very effective!

Sue D said...

Very pretty!

Linda BL said...

The inlaid pieces really brighten up your pretty card.

Kathy Raker said...

Both are lovely!

Ms. Tamp said...

Nice layers to create a focal point.