Print This Post
It’s Day 30 of National Craft Month! Today’s craft idea is a video tutorial from Jennifer McGuire showing you how to make some adorable kids’ cards using coordinating dies. Don’t forget to join us on Periscope for a live-streamed craft every day this month. Plus, scroll down for info on how to win our epic craft giveaways!
Welcome! Today’s video shows using coordinating die masking to create some happy kids cards.
It seems that almost all stamp companies now have coordinating dies available for the stamp sets they sell. I have some of these coordinating die sets and I really wanted to find a way to get more out of them to make the investment worth it. And today’s technique is a great example!
After stamping the Avery Elle Monsters Stamps on a white die cut banner and coloring them with Copic Markers, I applied masks cut with the coordinating dies. (Boy, does using the dies save time!) I gently applied Distress Ink over the mask with an Ink Blending Tool. The results? A bright, white, thin outline around the monsters… along with a soft a halo of color. I embossed my cards with the We R Memory Keepers Dotted Next Level Embossing Folder. I tell ya – these embossing folders are incredible. Such dimension!
This card design could work with so many stamps you may have. I think I will be making more! Oh – and for another video showing how to use coordinating dies for masking, head HERE.
Don’t forget to check out…
Plus, click the links below for FIVE giveaways from our sponsors!
CraftPaperScissors
Latest posts by CraftPaperScissors (see all)
- Bundle Up: 25 Winter Accessories to Keep You Warm - January 5, 2020
- 10 New Year’s Crafts to Help you Throw the BEST Party Ever - December 28, 2019
- Operation Christmas Child Craft: DIY Spinning Top - December 10, 2019
Print This Post
Pin my tail and call me a doeynk, that really helped.