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Adding Dimension to Cards with the Photosynthesis Collection with Joan Bardee
Hello crafters! Joan Bardee here and Iโm delighted to share 3 cards chock full of color and dimension using the beautiful Photosynthesis Collection by Simon Hurley. If you love floral cards, you will love this collection. And adding dimension to these cards literally takes them to the next level! Rather than detail all the steps I took for each of these cards, Iโm sharing several tips for adding dimension to cards. Sending Hugs This colorful bouquet of flowers uses Ceramic Vases, Floral Stems, and Must Have Sentiments, all part of the Photosynthesis Collection. I added dimension and heft to this card in 4 ways: Stacked die cuts โ adhering multiple…
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Layered Stencils 3 Ways with Jung AhSang
Hello crafty friends! Itโs Jung here, and I am back with another guest post on the Spellbinders blog. Today, I made 3 cards using the Layered Stencils collection. I have been loving stencils for adding color, and this collection is stunning. Each of the sets comes with 4 layering stencils, as well as a solid sentiment mask.ย There are also coordinating dies that will die cut the large sentiment; some even have coordinating dies for a few of the florals. I made all three of my cards in the same way. First, I started out by stenciling the sentiment. I masked off the motifs around it to work on the…
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Easy Diamond Stitched Designs with Rebecca Keppel
Hello crafty friends! Iโm Rebecca Keppel and I am so excited to be here as a guest on the Spellbinders blog! If you stop by my YouTube Channel and on Instagram you will find loads of Spellbinders cards there too! Today I am working with the Layered Stitched Diamonds Dies and Layered Stitched Diamonds Sentiments Stamp Set from the Holiday Stitching Web Exclusives Collection. These dies make it a breeze to create beautifully stitched designs because the die cuts holes for long diagonal stitches. The smaller triangle dies that can be added to the diamond design include just a few shorter diagonal stitches. All in all, the stitching takes no…