I saw a challenge on a new site and knew I wanted to do something to play along. For this particular challenge, one of the design elements has to be die cut, whether with an e-cutter or manual device. I chose to use my Big Shot, primarily because I don't own an e-cutter but also because I love using my Big Shot.
For my base cardstock, I used Naturals White followed by a layer of Hello Honey and then a layer of Early Espresso. The die cut piece would be cut from Hello Honey with my Hexagon Hive thinlit.
I decided to use only one row from the Hexagon Hive die-cut. I chose a row of five cells, two of which were not open. In the open cells, I planned to place images that spoke to me of summer and fun. What could be more fun than flip-flops, ice-cream, and the sun itself? I stamped each of the images onto Whisper White using my Memento ink and then coloured them using my Blendabilities. I attached each into an empty cell with Dimensionals.
To finish the card I heat embossed "sweet moments" with White embossing powder. I felt the card still needed a little something and so decided to stamp a paper airplane on Whisper White and then cut that out carefully. I attached that using Dimensionals and then drew "flight lines" with my white Signo pen.
For more cards using die-cuts, check out The Cutting Edge Challenge.
I also decided to join the "anything goes" challenge at The Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge.
And then I noticed that there was another "anything goes" challenge and joined it as well at the Sister Act Card Challenge.
I like how you only have a few hexagons filled in with images. Thanks for playing along with us at The Cutting Edge Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jackie. The Hexagon Hive thinlit has a number of hexagons that don't cut out and I debated whether or not to add something. In the end I just liked the flow with those uncut areas empty. I had a great time with the challenge and hope to do more.
DeleteWhat a sweet card Heidi. Love the cute summer images inside the hexagons. Thank you for playing along with us at Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Monika. I enjoyed the challenge.
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