Tracy Bish : Celebrate You Thinlet Dies

Hello and Welcome,

Thanks for visiting today, I have a fun and bright card for you. I decided to pull out the "Celebrate You" thinlet dies, these have been sitting on my shelf without much attention for a while. And Celebrate can mean anything, which makes it very versatile.

Heat Embossing is one of my favourite techiques, and the silver embossing of the leaves and sponging of the Granny Apple Green is so pretty, but masculine at the same time.

I hope you have enjoyed today's card, video tutorial is available by clicking the link below, please come back soon for a little crafty inspiration. Have a wonderful day!

Tracy x

VIEW VIDEO TUTORIAL HERE

MEASUREMENTS:

Granny Apple Green card base (1/2 A4),

Whisper White card 5 1/2 x 3 7/8",

Granny Apple Green card 4 1/4 x 2 1/2".

SUPPLIES:

Welcome to The Lets Get Hopping Blog Hop #5.

Whether this is your first stop, or you are joining in from Diana Tillery's blog, I am so glad to have you here.
The theme for this hop is "Celebration", and being that this is such a busy time of the year, my first thought was simple and easy.

The photo makes the card look yellow in the photo but I have actually used Lemon Lime Twist and Island Indigo.
Using the Rock N Roll technique I have inked the flower stamp from Petal Palette in Lemon Lime Twist, then sponged Island Indigo ink with a sponge dauber. This technique gives it an amazing wow factor, and by using a black matt it has popped it a little more.

"Celebrate" has been die cut in black, and attached to a piece of Lemon lime cardstock that has been run through the Big-shot using the Petal Pair Textured Impressions Embossing Folder. Layered onto Island Indigo cardstock, which ties all the colours together nicely.

Stampin Up's "Occasions Catalogue" and "Sale A Bration" started yesterday, I have used a few items from these catalogues, please see below supplies used:

Thanks so much for visiting, please leave a comment , I would love to hear your feedback.

Next visit on your hop is the wonderfully talented Mikaela Titheridge, please click link below.