Hi there! Today I’m sharing a colorful, geometric project created using nested circle dies.
I used die cut several circles out of solid colored cardstock and pieced them back together mixing and matching the colors. For the sentiment I used one of the Reverse And Back Again sentiment strips.
Below is the gorgeous print that I saw on Pinterest that was my inspiration for this design.
Here is a video to show how I created this card.
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Hi there! Popping in to share a quick peek at the latest Gina K Designs STAMPtember® 2021 Exclusive Collaboration called Shimmering Snowflakes. This set is unfortunately already sold out, but I share these STAMPtember® projects as inspiration for ideas that you can use with products that you might already have. Perhaps you already have a snowflake stamp set. This could very well be adapted to any larger solid image that could be embossed in white onto vellum.
I used the Nested Circle dies with solid colored cardstock to draw the eye towards the snowflake. The snowflake was embossed in white onto vellum and the sentiment embossed in white onto black. I used one of the Sentiment Label dies to cut out the sentiment strip.
There’s more incredible inspiration over on the Simon Says Stamp blog using this gorgeous new set! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hi there! Today I’m sharing a couple of projects where I experiment with clean, modern stitching on my cards.
I was inspired by the talented Rachel Parker Designs. Her beautiful stitching pieces are so fresh and geometric. I wanted to try something similar on a card.
I created my own stitching panels by punching holes using a thin needle. For the floss I used some cheap neon floss that I picked up at the dollar store. Gotta love a dollar store find! I took one single strand of thread out of the embroidery floss to make is super skinny, which gives an easy, breezy feel.
For the sentiments I used the CZ Reverse Love Sentiment Strips, and die cut them using one of the Sentiment Label dies.
I love the clean, geometric lines with lots of white space and bright pops of neon color.
Here’s a video to show you how I created these cards.
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