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Creating a Christmas Card with a Fun Die Cutting Technique!

 


Hey Friends,

I'm sharing with you a great Christmas card using the Merriest Trees Bundle. This die cutting technique creates this fun card that looks harder than it really is.


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I hope that you have enjoyed today's project, and enjoyed a little inspiration from this cute card.
If you would like to create this project yourself, you can purchase any of these products used in my Online Store, I would love to spoil you as a customer and friend.

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Have a Wonderful Day!

Tracy x

MEASUREMENTS:

Basic White Thick card - Card Base

                                      - 3 7/8 x 5 5/8"

                                      - 2 7/8 x 5/8"

                                      - 4 x 1 1/2"

Real Red Card              - 4 x 5 3/4"

                                      - 3 x 3/4"

                                      - 1 x 1".      

Creating A Partial Die Cutting Technique Card!

 


Hello Friends,
And welcome to another month with the Global Monthly Video Hop, there are amazing Demonstrators from around the world taking part each month to inspire your creativity. 

October's theme is  " Techniques ", and I am excited to see what everyone creates, I created a card using the "Partial Die Cutting Technique" for my project.



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When you think of die cutting, you probably think straight to cutting out a stamped image. Today's card is going to extend your uses of dies. 





I just love how this creates depth to the tree, and steps this card up perfectly, but is a card that's not exceptionally hard.




I hope you are thinking about all the dies you own, and what you could create with them using this technique. I would love to see your creation if you do try this technique out, so please share with me.

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Thanks so much for popping by my blog today, to continue the blog, please see the links to the other video's below. 

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Until Next Time,

Tracy x



Continue the Video Hop:


Tracy Bish - Australia https://youtu.be/iQRWLA9_43U

Danielle Bennenk - Netherlands https://youtu.be/1Sus5IdY9QU 

Michelle Critchley – C & C Designs – New Zealand – https://youtu.be/mKxdG6G4tWE  

Gesche Preißler - geschtempelt - Germany - https://youtu.be/pzrXaLIW5iU

Jackie VanderSar-Boot- The Pampered Stamper- Canada- https://youtu.be/OdnNHTg977o

Rachael Merrick - Merrick Makings - Australia - https://youtu.be/TRGCzMbPzrQ 

Lotte Noordzij-Walther - A Lotte Stamping Fun - The Netherlands - https://youtu.be/SHWr8KrbC2I

Jean Piersanti - Beauty and the Stamper :

https://youtu.be/IkXLtlEYN4s

Jeannette Gauthier-Cardmaking Plus: https://youtu.be/WSNCfy9FMW0

How to Create a Card using the Ink Smooshing Technique!

 


Hello Friends, 
Welcome to another Tracy's Sunday Challenge, this week is a card technique for our theme, and I'm so excited to see what you create.



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Ink Smooshing is a great ink technique, it can be super messy but it can look amazing, especially on the Shimmery White card. 

                                               

I love how I created the backdrop to this delicate die cut, the colours and shimmer really do come forward.




I hope that you have enjoyed today's project, if you haven't signed up for my emails you can do so on the side of this blog. 
If you would like to join in this weeks challenge, create your project, and put a photo of it over on my Facebook page, the challenge will be pinned to the top of the page. I can't wait to see what you create.

Have a Wonderful Day!

Tracy x


MEASUREMENTS:
Starry Sky card 5 7/8 x 8 1/4".
Shimmery White card 4 x 5 1/2" + 3 1/4 x 1 1/2".
Basic White card 4 1/8 x 5 7/16" + 3 7/8 x 5 1/2".
Shimmery White card 4 1/8 x 5 7/16".

Using a Sketch to create a Card!

 

Hello Friends,

Welcome to another Tracy's Sunday Challenge, this week's theme is "SKETCH" and I absolutely love these challenges as I love to see your take on them.



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The Artfully Composed Suite in the Mini Catalogue can be found on pages 32 to 34. This suite has a great colour combo of Calypso Coral, Pale Papaya, Pear pizzazz, Evening Evergreen, Just Jade & Mint Macaron.



I hope that you have enjoyed today's project, if you haven't signed up for my emails you can do so on the side of this blog. 
If you would like to join in this weeks challenge, create your project, and put a photo of it over on my Facebook page, the challenge will be pinned to the top of the page. I can't wait to see what you create.

Have a Wonderful Day!

Tracy x

Creating a Cute Birthday card using the Artfully Composed Suite!

 Hello Friends,

Today's project is a cute card using the Artfully Composed Suite in the Mini Catalogue, this suite can be found on page 32 and has a great collections of products.




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The Artfully Composed DSP has a wonderful colour combo of Calypso Coral, Pale Papaya, Pear Pizzazz, Evening Evergreen, Just Jade & Mint Macaron.



MEASUREMENTS:
Mint Macaron card 8 1/810 7/8" Scored at 5"
Artfully Composed DSP 3 x 4" Scored at 1" on 4" side
Basic White card 3 1/2 x 3/4"
Scraps Basic White, Mint Macaron & Evening Evergreen
Basic White card 5 1/2 x 3 7/8"

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Have a Wonderful Day!

Tracy x 



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