Hi, Cornelia here today, playing with inlaid outline die cuts.
My stamp supplies:
Let's get started:
I arranged the flower die cuts on a piece of card stock and cut them with my Big Shot.
I have a stack of unused background papers, which I did not like from prior card attempts and I choose 2 that I thought would work.
Put my die cut card on it to see how it looks.
Rainbow or purple???
Decided on rainbow and then agonized over how to put the die cut flowers - into the opening or slightly shifted....decision, decisions....
I finally settled on putting them in, but not gluing them down completely to have some of the petals stick up.
Added the sentiment (heat embossed) and some contrasting PP at the bottom.
Do you have unused backgrounds? Its a nice way to use them if you weren't happy with them in the first place. As only part of it shows the reason why you did not like them in the first place will not be apparent. Go and give it a try!
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Happy inlaid outline die cutting!
Beautiful card! I love the flowers and the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant technique and brilliant results!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting technique~lovely!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these cards so very pretty! Great technique!
ReplyDeleteawesome idea :) thanks !! Loved it
ReplyDeleteI have so many unused background. Love this card!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW, I have unused backgrounds and didn't know what to do, THANK YOU for the idea and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Can't wait to get these dies. They are on the way...... Hugz
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use up the backgrounds. Very stylish card x
ReplyDeleteStunning! Love the technique. xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and great idea!! Will have to pull out some of my unused backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique - and a great use of rejected backgrounds!
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Maxine
What a beauty and a fantastic method of using background you might not ordinarily use.
ReplyDeletewonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteDIE-LIGHTFUL!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your inky panel and flowers!
This card is stunning. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteLove this technique; thanks for sharing great inspiration! I have a ton of rejected backgrounds, etc, begging to be recycled.
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