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Sunday 14 May 2017

Chrysanthemum Collage...

Happy Sunday lovely friends...
I'm whizzing by today with a gorgeous card made with a beautiful Memory Box die from 

This card is one of a set I made for our Tracy for Die Cutting Essentials magazine.

The card design is something a bit different for me and I really loved making it!

Here is a little tutorial for you which describes how I made the blended background and put the card design together.

 1. Create a 14.5cm x 17cm card blank with the fold at the side.  Create a panel of purple card the same size, fix it to the card blank and set aside.  Cut a strip of polka dot card 2.cm x 16cm, and a piece of white hammer card measuring 12cm x 16cm, set aside

2. On a piece of white card measuring 10cm x 14cm blend the Tim Holtz Distress Inks in an ombre effect light to dark, Tattered Rose, Spun Sugar, Picked Raspberry and Seedless Preserves. Set aside.

3. With the Chrysanthemum Collage die cut the panel of white hammer card set aside earlier.  Fix this card panel on top of the ombre effect card.  Using Onyx Black ink stamp the sentiment in the bottom right hand corner of this panel as shown.  Set aside.


4. Fix the strip of polka dot card and the card design to the front of the card blank set aside earlier as shown.
White card
Hammered white card
Polka Dot Card 
Purple Cardstock 
Tim Holtz Distress Ink pad in Tattered Rose, Spun Sugar, Picked Raspberry, Seedless Preserves
Versafine ink pad in onyx black

Collall All Purpose Glue
Thank you for popping by.
Happy Crafting

love from Sue...xxx


Don't forget to pop straight to the Dies To Die For inspiration blog to look at the lovely DT creations there, and then straight to Dies To Die For for some essential retail therapy!

6 comments:

  1. Oooh this is different for you, and I love the graduated effect. Beautiful and elegant. xxx

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  2. Fabulous tutorial Sue and the card is stunning. I may have to try the graduated colour technoque if you don't mind. Cathy x

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  3. Sheer CAS perfection; love the pink, love the pretty flowers and love the spotty paper but most of all I love the absolutely exquisite design :-)
    Big hugs, Kat xx

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  4. Great step by step,great dies and love the graduated colour
    Carol x

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  5. This card came up on my feed and I didn't realise it was yours Sue, very different and really very nice :o)

    Anne x

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