Tutorial: Stretching Your Dies
Hello everyone, Joni here sharing another tip of looking at your dies on a different way.
For the main focal of this project are the clouds from the new July released Fly a Kite Coordinating dies.
To begin, I first die-cut the clouds on a white cardstock using the Neenah white 80lb. Then distressed each one, using Tim Holtz Tattered Rose Distress Ink pad. I also scored each cloud for dimension.
Next, I cut a 1 ½ circle for the center where I adhered the petals on top. For the first layer, I did 9 clouds and for the top I adhered 5. To adhered each petals, I used Multi Medium Matte.
Next, I needed a stem and leaves for my flower. The scallop die from Stitched Borders 2 Dies is perfect for making the leaves, the leaves were also scored. For the stem, the stitched curved die from Stitched Borders 1 Dies worked perfectly.
For the card base the measurement I used 121/2 X 14 centimeters, almost a square card. But, for the top panel is just regular A2 size. I also distressed splattered it with gold watercolor paint from Gansai Tambi Starry Colors. The sentiment I used was from Thoughtful Greetings stamp set.
For this project I adhered every piece of for the flower (petals, leaves, stem) using Multi Medium Matte. For the sequins I used the Metallic Rose Gold in all 3 sizes.
I hope I have inspired you. Until next time. Have a wonderful day!