
The previous post shows the negative die cut and this post shows how I used the positive piece. I used the same die set from Memory Box as mentioned in another post today. I also used a StampinUp EF on the white layer before adding the heart to that. Added these layers to the card front. Then I used another of my new MFT dies to cut out the word hugs and added that on top of the rest. There is a touch of shimmer to the word that can’t be seen here. Considering how much time I had available yesterday I think I used it very well completing 4 cards by keeping them fairly simple so I could do them quickly.
Nice card! I never think of placing a window in my embossing folder. Looks like a great idea.
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Glad you like it. Thanks
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Pretty, pretty card. Love the pp strip heart. I’ve had that ef for years but haven’t used it quite some time, thanks for the reminder.
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My girlfriend gave this EF to me and its the first time I’ve used it. I often forget to do some dry embossing, don’t know why.
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This is really pretty. I love how the embossed border on the white gives it a classy look. Congrats on getting so much accomplished, yesterday!
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Thanks Golda – I am trying to use up those fine strips of CS we often get left with rather than throw them away. I did the gluing after Christmas and then kept the pieces with my PP.
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That’s a smart way to keep them. It gives you fun pieces to work with, too.
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Another beauty. Always great when you can get two cards for one AND use up scraps of pattern paper.
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using both positive and negative pieces is great at the best of times, when it works with using up scraps even better. Glad you like this.
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Love that you got two beautiful cards from your scrap background panel. This card came out great!
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Thanks.
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Such a great embossing folder, isn’t it? Love your card duo and the patterned paper strips.
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Thanks
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