Hello, lovelies, thank you for coming by to celebrate the Altenew Fresh Start release! The florals in this release have me yearning for Spring! Check out everything that’s new.
If you arrived from Amanda Baldwin’s blog, you’re right on track. If you want to hop along from the beginning, visit the Altenew Card Blog. Check the bottom of this post for the full blog hop list!
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Hi there and happy new year! I’m so very glad you’re here to help celebrate the new Altenew Build-A-Flower: Cora Louise Peony release! If you arrived from Terri Koszler’s blog, you’re right on track. If you want to hop along from the beginning, visit the Altenew Card Blog. Check the bottom of this post for the full blog hop list!
This gorgeous set is available in the usual stamp and die bundle, and also bundled with a beautiful set of inks. You can also subscribe so that you never miss out on the monthly Build-A-Flower release.
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The Altenew July 2020 Stamp/Die/Stencil/Ink Release is live and there are a ton of beautiful things to play with! I have seven (SEVEN!) cards to share with you which I’m pretty sure is a record for me 🙂
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Hi there, today I have ultra clean and simple two-for-one cards using the Framed Thanks die from Altenew.
I started with a piece of Strathmore Bristol Smooth cardstock that was just a bit larger than the die. Using foam blending tools, I blended Twisted Citron, Cracked Pistachio, and Peacock Feathers over the panel.
When the panel was dry, I die cut it with the Framed Thanks die. This left me with a very fine ink-blended frame, and larger ink-blended fall-out pieces. I also die cut a piece of Neenah Solar White cardstock with the die, leaving me with a white frame and white fall-out pieces.
I pieced the white fall-out pieces into the ink-blended frame and then used Scotch tape on the backside to hold the pieces together. Then I adhered this combined piece to another piece of white cardstock that I die cut using the largest frame from the Rounded Rectangles Die set. The largest die from that set happens to be the exact same size as the Framed Thanks die! To finish my uber white card, I backed the frame with foam tape and adhered it to an A2 card base.
For the next card, I followed the same process, this time piecing in the colorful fall-out pieces into the white frame.
Thank you so much for coming by!
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I made this background a couple of weeks ago and finally used it today by quickly adding a die cut and a sentiment. I love it when something out of my “extras” stash finally ends up on a card!
Also, in case you don’t follow me over on Instagram, I wanted to let you know that I’m having a series of giveaways. I have a giveaway ending on Tuesday, 5/12, so please head over for a visit if you’d like to enter for a chance to win!
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