Even though I've been playing around quite a bit with those Sizzix movers and shapers dies, I keep trying to think of different ways to use them. This evening I didn't so much come up with a different way to use them, but rather with a different set of stamps to use with them. It was an AHA! moment for me when it occurred to me that some of my Hero Arts Quatros, you know, the ones that have been gathering dust since clear stamps and unmounteds became more popular, would be great, particularly for the four-paned window die.
I made this card using cardstock and patterned paper by Autumn Leaves. I die cut the window and stamped flowers in the spaces using Adirondack pigment ink. I added the Primas with the Robin's Nest Dew Drops at the centers, adhered with Diamond Stickles. The sentiment is by Outlines Rubber Stamps.
Ahhh, sometimes it's so much better to be lucky than good. LOL!I was experimenting with my Cuttlebug A2 embossing folders. Yes, again. ;-) I was trying them in combination, similar to the double Cuttling that I described a while back, but also taking from my more recent creative Cuttling experience. I hadn't been going for this look specifically, but I like the way these two folders came together.
I used the D'vine Swirls and Birds & Swirls embossing folders to get this look for my card front. I accented with just a bit of ink to bring out the design, added my sentiment from Outlines Rubber Stamp Co and embellished with a Brides flower and some ribbon. I intentionally left this card very simple to show how these two folder designs look together.
I'll be describing how I did this a little later. Stay tuned! :-)
