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In & Out of Studio 3D
Monday, 2 September 2013
Starring You
Topic: Die Cuts

As I work on projects I take all the little leftover bits and toss them in a bin together. Occasionally, I will spread these contents out and pull some things together that I think will make a good combination. That's how I came up with today's card.

I had the punched stars from that slew of patriotic cards. The salmon diecut swirls were the last two left from a whole packet that someone had sent me in a swap. When I remembered that I had this sentiment already stamped on white cardstock, the plan started coming together.

I used a Spellbinders die to cut out the sentiment and, while it was still in the die, I used Distress Ink to sponge the same color as the swirls onto the center, leaving a white border. I used a second color of Distress Ink to sponge the edges to match the stars (They are really a very dark blue, not place as they appear).

I glued the stars and swirls to a patterned paper with lighter versions of the salmon and blue over a dark blue card base.


The sentiment is popped up on foam tape and I used holographic star stickers in three sizes as a finishing touch.

Ddd

 


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PDT

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