I'm back for Day 2 of the new Lil' Inker Designs December Release Hop! As many of you know, ALL the new release products are ALREADY in the store for purchase!! No waiting.....:)
You should have
arrived here from Alyssa's blog, if not please start at
the beginning at the Lil' Inker Blog!
My first card uses the Floating Hearts Die and paired it with a sentiment from the Love Things stamp set. I just fell in love with this sentiment!!! I can't remember what this technique for inking up part of your image on a die cut is called but I most recently watched a video to do it........I believe it was Laura Bassen! :) Check out her video HERE.
My next card uses the same similar type of technique......now I'm hooked! I didn't use to be an "ANGLED" type of gal but now I LOVE it! Here I've used the discarded pieces of the Cover It Up Die: Stitches and Stripes to create my angled pieces. No need to throw them out! My sentiment is from another new stamp set designed by Laura......The Fine Print. These are snarky "nice" sentiments!!!
There will be a store credit winner for each day of our release hop and they
will be picked from a secret prize blog so make sure you comment!!! Your next
stop on the blog hop is Jennifer Ingle's
blog!!
{happy i love you day}
Stamps: Love Things (Lil' Inker Designs)
Paper: White, Pure Poppy (PTI)
Pattern Paper: Stripes (PTI)
Ink: Slate (AMuse)
Die: Foating Hearts Die (Lil 'Inker Designs)
Misc: Gems, Foam Adhesive
{You're not my friend}
Stamps: The Fine Print (Lil' Inker Designs)
Paper: White, Hibiscus Burst (PTI)
Ink: Slate (AMuse), Turquoise, Strawberry, Mojito (Fresh Ink)
Misc: Foam Adhesive, Enamel Dots
25 comments:
Ooooooh...Your Floating Heart Die card is GORGEOUS!! So pretty and fresh! I love hearts.
<3 J
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Absolutely stunning CAS designs. I love that floating hearts die and with the striped paper behind and the great technique on the sentiments.
Oh my gosh, I LOVE these cards. Like really, really LOVE them!!! You rocked these stamps and dies.
Absolute perfection!! Love your creative style.
Awesome cards, Amy!!! LOVE!!!
ooooo! Amy! love these both. that technique is soooo cool. I must give it a try. ♥
These cards are wonderful. The strip border of hearts on the CAS card really look great. The second card has that rainbow look that I like so well.
Thank you for sharing your creativity!
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You make every supply use a "must-have." Just love both cards. The heart die is at the top of my list. And, I love how you used the diagonal paper.
I love your cards. I love how you used the dies! The colors are fabulous. The sentiments are super. tfs Patricia B
Love both cards! Especially the floating hearts. TFS
Wow amazing love the technique you have used. Thanks for the inspiration.
What a bright, fabulous, wonderful cards! The floating hearts, stripes, sentiments: gorgeous! You're definitely sparking ideas for Valentine's!! You and Lil' Inkers = perfect recipe for inspiration!
c
Oh, Amy! The stamping and positive and negative die cuts are amazing. Love them!
Great cards. The first one clinches it for me on the floating hearts die. Love it!
Both cards are fabulous!
Wow!! Loving your FUN Cards for today!! Looking forward to playing with some of these products!! Thanks for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! ;)
Beautiful cards! Loving the new releases. :)
Really gorgeous cards and I love the way you used the die!
OH - both are fabulous, but love the stripes of colored sentiments on the second one!!!
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super cute design, I love it
I love the design you used on both of your cards...great way of adding dimension.
I haven't tried that technique but thanks for sharing. I love the floating hearts die and I love that you saved the strips and found a clever way to use them.
Wow this die cutting technique is so neat!
Oh my goodness! These are both SO amazing!!!!!
I love the striped paper peaking through on the first card! Such a cute look! And on the 2nd I adore the colored stamping on the strips! Fun idea!
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