We are having so much fun Celebrating CAS Mix Ups 5th Birthday😊 There are awesome CAS cards using a wonderful technique by our talented Bonnie (Stamping with Klass)
We would love to have you join us at CAS Mix Up Print Making with Die-cuts.
You still have until the 24th to play along❤
CAS Print Making, Die-cuts, Zigs watercoloring, stamping.
Having fun with this new to me Print Making with Die cuts technique😊
I used the same technique for my launch card, but made a very different design.
I die cut the SSS "Stacked Hearts" die using SU Whisper White CS.
Then watercolored with Zigs, several of the hearts without punching out any of the hearts. Then sprayed the hearts generously with water and flipped over onto the cut card front placing a paper towel over die cut hearts and pressed down with my hand to transfer the ink to make the print.
Next placed a 2nd die cut hearts image over the hearts background and removed a few of the inlaid hearts so more of the print would show up. I used Gina K Connect Glue to add a bit of glue to the inlaid hearts that I had removed and replaced like a puzzle. I added more glue to the heart outlines so all the hearts were secure.
Worked Great!
Added a layer of SU Melon Mambo paper for a narrow frame. The card is actually more hot pink than what my camera saw.
Added an Altenew "Leafy Canopy" sentiment stamped with Archival black ink
and Done!
I sent this card to a friend for Valentine's Day😊
We would love to have you join us at CAS Mix Up this month. Love and Hugs..
Supplies:
Stamps: Altenew "Leaf Canopy" sentiment.
Paper: SU Whisper White and Melon Mambo.
Inks: Zigs. Archival Jet Black
Accessories: SSS "Stacked Hearts". Gina K Connect Glue. Glass mat.
Oh, this one has turned out so well, just gorgeous and a lovely bright pink xx
ReplyDeleteThis is such a bright gorgeous card Nancy! Brilliant result from the printing. Love it. x
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to use that multiple hearts die! I must remember that for the next Valentine's Day! Love all the shades of pink in the card.
ReplyDeleteI [heart] your hearts!!
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LOVE the print made from this background die, Nancy! It's really beautiful and so interesting how you've inlaid some of the hearts. Fabulous card, my friend! xx
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!! You couldn't have picked a better sentiment with all those pretty hearts!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, great print in the background, and I love how you've taken out some of the hearts to let the design show through xx
ReplyDeleteGreat technique and a wonderful and beautiful card. I bet your friend loved it Nancy? x.
ReplyDeleteYou achieved a lovely transfer of colour from you die cut hearts Nancy, and I love the partially open die cut on top.
ReplyDeleteWow, you rocked this technique! Super cute die and sweet colors. I absolutely love your card and I know your friend did, too, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteYou have mastered this technique, Nancy! Love, love, love the printed pink hearts in the background and how you've inlaid some of the white hearts! A beautiful card, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI have absolutely Loved your print making with dies Challenge, Bonnie. I will be using again:-) Love and Hugs..Nancy
Deleteyour hearts made a wonderful background for your card Nancy. So perfect in pink ♥
ReplyDeleteso very pretty...love the hint of the print in the bkg.
ReplyDeletexx Karen
A fabulous technique and your heart version is gorgeous Nancy.. lovely crisp pink and white... Congrats on 5 years of CAS Mix Up too, Robyn
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely take on print making and I like the design of using some hearts inlaid and leaving some open. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet, Nancy! I love the heats print making background! Some are dark pink and some are light pink. These randomly printed hearts make a beautiful contrast to the straight lines of die-cut white hearts. It's truly a "sending lots of love" card! :-) Hugs.. Hideko
ReplyDeleteI sent my card to my twin sister and she really liked it too:-) TFS your sweet comment, my friend. Love and Hugs...Nancy
DeleteOh my goodness, Nancy--fabulous card! The print making worked to perfection!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and well done, Nancy. Love it and want to case it. I always learn so much visiting you!!!! Hugz
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