Oh my goodness! I'm so excited to share a project I've been working on ALL weekend. And I do mean all weekend. This was so fun to work on, and I'm going to be sort of sad when I pack it up and mail it off to it's final destination....
You probably know that I'm in LOVE with Die-namics dies. And if you're a faithful collector of the MFT Die-namics product line, you already have many of these elements in your collection too.
I picked up this printer's tray at Michaels. I was astonished to find it in the clearance area? WHAT?! It has been patiently sitting on my crafting desk waiting to be filled. And the new
Vertical Greetings Die-namics was *just* the right item to kick off my craft-a-palooza. Here's a full look at the finished product and then I'll walk you through all the items I used to pull this together.... Patterned Papers are from Glitz Design: Beautiful Dreamer.
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Here's the first two panels. I'm using
Vertical Greetings stamp set and Die-namics (available tonight!). I did shorten the length of the Die-namics in order to fit in this square.
note: You can see how to quickly and easily shorten any Die-namics in this video The second square has a Cavas Corp Mini Kraft Bag folded in half, and embellished with the
Die-namics Butterflies die.
The top right hand panel uses the
Die-namics 3/4 Rosettes. In order to get the really teeny one, I cut 1/4 inch off the width of the patterned paper after die-cutting, then cut that in half and used two teeny strips to assemble the rosette. I {heart} the way this trio of rosettes came out.
note: If you haven't assembled those before, here's a quick video showing you how they work.
The next panel uses the
Sew Nifty Stamp set and Die-namics and I've wrapped my spool with the new
Twine in Shore. Then, the new, and very, very loved
Botanical Beauty Die-namics (available TONIGHT!) I've stamped each of the blossoms with the new Finishing Flourishes in Distress Ink.
Personally, I like antique linen. I love the way it dresses up a bit of plain ledger paper to make a really lovely flower!
note: You can see how to cut fabric (including burlap) with your Die-namics with perfectly smoothed, non raggedy edges in this video.
I've cut two tickets with the
Just the Ticket Die-namics and stamped them with two of the coordinating stamps. The word ticket was colored, just ever so lightly with my R11 marker and then given a generous helping of distress ink. The ticket tucked behind has the tiniest heart from the
Notched Tag Die-namics stitched onto it. The next panel uses the
Eiffel Tower Die-namics and cluster of pennants created using the
Mix & Match Banners which I've cut longer using
this technique here....
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