Hello Everyone
It's Anita here with new Christmas inspirations.
Today I have something which you all will love as these are quick to make but gives you really beautiful layered ornate cards.
CottageCutz has some really awesome dies that compliment with each other to give you a multi layered card. All one has to do is place them well on the card.
The card shown here is a miniature card not bigger than 5 inches by 3 inches.
I have used many dies here and the step by step pictures below will give you an insight as to how I have worked on it.
Let us have a look at the card first.
These are the dies used for making the card- CottageCutz Fancy Victorian Frame, CottageCutz Oval Doily and frame, CottageCutz Holiday Greenery, CottageCutz Cross stitched Oval and CottageCutz Leaves and stem
It's Anita here with new Christmas inspirations.
Today I have something which you all will love as these are quick to make but gives you really beautiful layered ornate cards.
CottageCutz has some really awesome dies that compliment with each other to give you a multi layered card. All one has to do is place them well on the card.
The card shown here is a miniature card not bigger than 5 inches by 3 inches.
I have used many dies here and the step by step pictures below will give you an insight as to how I have worked on it.
Let us have a look at the card first.
These are the dies used for making the card- CottageCutz Fancy Victorian Frame, CottageCutz Oval Doily and frame, CottageCutz Holiday Greenery, CottageCutz Cross stitched Oval and CottageCutz Leaves and stem
Cut all the die cuts as shown.
Make an aperture card from Cross stitched oval die. Cut out the coordinating die from oval die and apply foam tape.
Layer the die cuts as shown.
Make cuts in the Victorian frame as shown
Adhere the die cuts in layers as shown here.
The finished card.
CottageCutz Dies Used.
6 comments:
Such a pretty and feminine card Anita- perfect for a special girlfriend
Lots of work on this card -- but so well worth it!
Beautiful. I like white on the white layers.
Thanks Mary
Thanks Lois
Thank you Janja
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