I'm gonna start with my Sassy Cheryl card. It's Colour me in #16 and on the Challenge blog the theme is: Something new it is a new image after all. I couldn't get both image this week and I had to choose, so I picked the gorgeous Button Flowers bag and a very simple sketch from CDAC sketch challenge. I fell in love with this simple and clean sketch so further -a-do here is my card
When I took the pick I forgot to colour underneath the bag but I still show you as colours on this much better then above. It was getting dark when I took it outside and by the time I finished colouring it was completely dark so had to take pic inside with flash on. As you can see I paper pieced it. I printed on the green patchwork DP and on the purple patchwork DP then cut the needed bits out. The DP is from TLC Creations Spring/Easter club and WA is from there too. The swirls are one of the freebie from TLC Creations.
Close up of image(this is the one which forgot to colour but got the true colours)
Here you can see that the button is glitter glued but before I put the glue on I made holes on the heart button and when it was dry I put a shiny purple thread through
And the side view I just bought those dinky buttons yesterday
On one of the forum where I go sometimes one of my friend asked me if I could do a tutorial for her how my images hanging off my die cut, so Betty here you go this is for you
1st step: Get your die and position it over yr image and draw lines inside the die next to the image (some ppl like to drew all the way round but fore enough just little line to indicate where I need to cut)
Step 2: See the little lines at the bunny's ear, that show me I got to cut it all the way down to the line to be able to slide my die underneath. Cut from above with one strait line then cut to the right and left to go round the ears. Next 2 picture shows you how
Step 3: once you cut it down the line place your die over the image and make sure the ears (the bit what's gonna hang over the die) is above the die cut so you not cutting the ears off when you put it into your machine. Sorry for the bad picture quality I didn't realised it till I uploaded my pic onto PC
Here is a pick from the back so you see how I cut it and how the die got to be before die cutting
And woala my image after die cutting read to put it on the card.. I hope this little tutorial is clear enough if not let me know which part and I'll correct it. The finished card is one post below.
Thanks popping by
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Ildiko/Ildz
Well, I think it's simply GORGEOUS! So glad you made it under the wire. :)
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I love the soft pastel colors of your button flowers image! awesome card!
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Judy
Great cards! I especially love your DT card for PCC. Adorable image and coloring. Thanks for the tutorial! "Hugs" Carol
ReplyDeleteWonderful card for SC. I must come back and study your tutorial. Looks very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us this week at Sassy Cheryls!
Beautiful card and paper piecing! Loved your tutorial, very informative! ~jeni :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pastel colours, and I do so much love love that image!
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Tracy
Oh my word, thank you SO MUCH for showing me that technique! I have been busting my butt trying to figure that one out! I knew there was a trick, but had never seen it before.
ReplyDeleteI saw your comment on my blog. Thank you so much for visiting, and for the sweet comments. I'm glad you are enjoying the freebie sentiments. Tell you what...thank you so much for this tutorial. In exchange, shoot me over your email address (my email is in my profile) and I will send you the other WA...no charge, of course! Sound good?
Loved the paper piecing on the button card and tahanks ever so much for the tutorial. I had been trying to figure that one out myself. So effective on a card.
ReplyDeleteheehhe this is clever! I usually do two, (cut the ears off or their feet on one and then stick the other over the top! I'm going to have to have ago at doing this way, just to see if I can!
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