Hi everyone, today I'm back on the blog
sharing a set of cards I have made using various Bee Arty dies. I can't
ever just make one card as I have so many ideas and want to do them all
at the same time, so I usually end up making a set. I should warn you
though, there is A LOT of die cutting in this project. Great to do if
you're watching TV or don't have a lot of creative mojo.
The
card bases are all A2 size - 4.25" x 5.5" cut from black cardstock. The
white layers are all cut to 1/8 of an inch smaller. The backgrounds are
made using Colour Blast Artist Inks and water layered at different
stages to get different effects.
These are all of the die cuts used to make each background.
These
are the die cuts you'll need to embellish each card. Each embellishment
has been die cut three times from white cardstock and adhered together.
I have used the same colours to paint the die cuts according to each
card. Then to add some shimmer and shine I've used the Colour Blast
clear shimmer pen and some Glossy Accents. For the sentiments, I've just
used some from various stamp sets that I had on my table at the time.
*At
the time of photographing I was planning to use all three flowers from
the "Flowers of Paradise" die set but only used the medium flower. The
Flower Power die cuts are also missing from the photo as at that stage I
hadn't planned on using them.
Here are my cards plus a list of products used on each card so you can recreate them.
Products Used:
Background - Honeycomb Metal Die
Embellishments - My Flower Metal Die
Products Used:
Background - Brick & Wall Metal Die*
Embellishments - Desire Metal Die
Products Used:
Background - String Wreath Metal Die
Embellishments - Flowers Metal Die
Products Used:
Background - Basket Weave Metal Die
Embellishments - Sweet Floral Metal Die
Products Used:
Background - Linked In Metal Die
Embellishments - Flowers of Paradise and Leaves of Paradise Metal Dies
Products Used:
Background - Web Metal Die
Embellishments - Flower Power Metal Die
Other Products Used:
Black cardstock
White cardstock
Glossy Acents
Sentiments used from various stamp sets from personal stash
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