The Big Shot is the greatest thing to come down the pike in card making!
Just lay down a piece of card stock, top it with the die, wind it through, and voila, you have cut outs!
There is such a variety of cutting dies available these days that it can become addicting. Sometimes I purchase from Amazon but Tuesday Morning is my favorite place to shop for dies. It's hit or miss and there may be only one of a kind but it's worth it. They sell them for about a third of the original price.
Because the flower dies in the package come in different sizes, you can layer the petals to create a three-dimensional flower.
This is my finished card!
The possibilities are endless!
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I love the effect you got with the watercolour paper, I don't have a die cutting machine at all but maybe one day!
ReplyDeleteJulia ~ before I had my Big Shot, I would just make a simple flower pattern in three sizes out of cardboard, trace them on paper and hand cut them out while I watched TV in the evening!...easy - peasy!
ReplyDeleteIs that ever gorgeous!! I love that card and love that you introduced me to this!! Thanks for linking up with us at Throwback Thursday! Have a great Memorial Day Weekend!
ReplyDeleteMollie
Thank you Mollie for your comment and have wonderful holiday!
DeleteYour watercolor technique is just beautiful. Thanks for sharing your post with us at #CCBG http://tryit-likeit.com/link-party-it
ReplyDeleteThank you Janet for your comment. have a great week!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Those die-cut machines make life so much easier for paper crafters, don't they? I can't imagine cutting those patterns out by hand! They're gorgeous! Thanks for sharing with us at Creatively Crafty :)
ReplyDeleteYes, it does lydia! it's addicting!!
DeleteThese are so gorgeous! wow!
ReplyDeleteThank you Elise!
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