I have a wonderful cutting plate die made by Taylored Expressions - one of my favorite craft companies. The moment I saw this cutting plate I knew it had many possibilities. The die cut can be used whole, in parts and as you can see in the photo, the positive cut pieces can be used alone or to reinsert to create an inlaid effect.
The flower was created by trimming the die cut to create two flower shapes that were then overlapped.
I created the center of the flower by covering one of the little hexagon pieces with gold metallic pigment ink and then using thick clear embossing powder, heated it up to create a glossy 3D piece.
The paper I used behind the die cuts was from the Bo Bunny 6X6 Pad Serenade Collection. I believe I got it from The Flying Unicorn - one of my very favorite scrapbook companies.
The stacked oval dies are from Sizzix - Oval Framelits #657563.
The stamps that I used to heat emboss the sentiments are from the Verve Chevron Love Collection.
I have one more Taylored Expressions hexagon cutting plate example to share. I made it for a dear friend of mine. The background paper came from the stash of a friend of mine. I don't know the name of the company but I love this pretty paper. The flowers were made with Fiskars' Oopsie Daisy Punch. The center of the flowers was glittered with Sparkle N Sprinkle Cloud Nine Semi-transparent glitter. It's a very fine and gorgeous glitter. The photo doesn't do it justice.
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Have a great day. I hope you enjoyed the projects.
Grandma Jean (AKA Jean Bullock)
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I'm in awe Jean. You're work is beautiful and amazing. I just love this card.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Rhonda! You made my day!
DeleteThose are great!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gail. I appreciate your visit and kind comment.
DeleteWow Jean! I love the creative way you have used this die and your cards are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sandy! It's a cool die with a lot of possibilities. I will be using it again in my next post. Hope you are well !
DeleteHi, Jean! These are incredible! I would never have thought of using patterned papers under the honey comb die cut. Both are rich and beautiful. Thank you for taking so many photos and showing the inside of the top masterpiece! FABULOUS ideas, and such great design ideas. Thank you for sharing how you made the "matching" flower. How ingenius! Hope you enjoy a wonderful week-end. hugs, de
ReplyDeleteGosh, I thought I had replied to this, Donna. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Wish you could have seen the big smile on my face when I read it. ♡♡♡
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