Hello there,
Cindy here to share a card with a fun card front. Whew! Almost a tongue twister! 🙂
Let’s get right to it:
Not your usual half fold card front?
Here’s my process:
- Fold a Hero Arts Floral Mixed Folder card inside out, so the white side is the outside.
- Trim off 1 3/4 inch off from the right side of the card front.
- Use pencil to lightly mark where the stamping of the floral heart (from the Love By Lia set) on the card front and inside of the card.
- Stamp floral heart with Hero Arts Ombre Ink Light to Dark Purple on card front and left side of the inside. Let ink dried, erase pencil mark.
- Place Hero Arts Paper Layering Heart die cut side down on card front and secure with Washi tape. Unfold card so it’s flat. Sandwich it with the proper plates and pass it thru the die cut machine. Remove die.
- Make a score line for easy folding and fold back every other part of layering pieces towards the right hand side. Glue down to the edge of card.
- Stamp and heat emboss with gold embossing powder sentiment and three Nested Heart from the So Sorry Stamp & Cut set.
I hope I’ve inspired you to play along this month’s challenge – To Die For, use a Hero Arts die cut. Check out the details and challenge rules (click the corresponding tab on top of page).
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Supplies:
Hero Arts Floral Mixed Folder Cards
Hero Arts Paper Layering Heart
Hero Arts Ombre Ink Light to Dark Purple
Hero Arts So Sorry Stamp & Cut
Clear embossing ink
June 10, 2016 at 8:06 am
so pretty!
June 10, 2016 at 12:27 pm
love this, the colors, the stamping the design–so pretty!
June 10, 2016 at 1:28 pm
Cindy, this is so sweet! Love interactive diecut
June 10, 2016 at 1:37 pm
Cindy, this is gorgeous – love how you used the die so creatively!
June 10, 2016 at 4:38 pm
such a wonderful card Cindy – thanks for sharing how you designed it!
June 10, 2016 at 10:24 pm
So gorgeous, Cindy! I love the soft shades of lavender, and the unique folding design on this card…so creative!
June 11, 2016 at 1:20 pm
Love how you used the die – totally unique and beautiful.