In my Altenew class, Easy Die Cutting Techniques, I picked up several interesting ways to work with die cuts that go beyond the typical approaches. One that really piqued my attention was the lesson on inlaid die cutting. I have been wanting to try designing a card with inlaid die cutting, but had not actually tried it. The instructor demonstrated several ways to use inlaid, but I thought I would start with the traditional way of doing it. So, I tried it in a very low-key way using Altenew's Fine Bouquet Die, which has a relatively small number of inlaid pieces. NOTE: In an effort to reduce lengthy instructions, I'm going to switch to a numbering format, and hopefully its easier on the eyes. Die cut the rose twice from white 80 lb. cardstock, and glue the two pieces together. Die cut the rose once using a coordinating piece of cardstock, I used cardstock that had a nice color gradient that reminded me of ink-blending. Glue that die cut to the rose die cut...
This turned out great!! Super happy colors too! Thanks for submitting your wonderful work to the AECP assignment gallery.
ReplyDeleteThank you Erum for all of your encouragement!!
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