Happy Sunday Everyone!
Darlene with you today and for the next four Sundays I will be sharing 'Masculine' cards with you to showcase our latest Tutti Designs May Release of masculine themed dies. Today, I'm using Fishing Buddies
This die can certainly stand on it's own but I wanted to add
a little added dimension so here's what I did . . .
I
die cut my Fishing Buddies die twice from black card stock, being sure
to save those little pieces that would normally fall out and be
discarded. After adhering my die cut to a white card stock panel, I
carefully laid those little black pieces in where they fell from and
carefully sponged Tim Holtz 'broken china' distress ink around the
background to create a sky.
To
add just a touch of color which also adds extra dimension, I colored in
those clothing accent lines using ZIG markers. I didn't have to be
super careful because once colored in, I glued the second die cut panel
on top of the first which gave me the dimension and look I was after.
For
my sentiment panel I simply die cut the word Dad on a scrap piece of
white cardstock being careful to 'once again' save those little pieces
that would normally just fall out and be discarded.
By
doing this, I was able to use the 'negative' of my die cut and save the
'positive' cut for another product another day. A couple little added
fish and my card is ready for Dad!!
Please be sure to pop over to the Tutti Designs Store
and check out all of the fabulous dies in this latest release. And, of
course, you'll want to browse through the store to see what other dies
you need to have on hand.
The team has something new to share here on the Tutti Designs Blog EACH and EVERY DAY! Pop in often and see for yourself ... what a talented group of designers!!
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Thanks so much for stopping by!
You always think of the neatest ways to color your dies, this is super! Hugs, Autumn
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