Spellbinders Bunny Hop
Welcome to the third day of the Spellbinders™ Bunny Hop! In honor of National Craft Month and spring, we’re showcasing our spring themed die templates. We have ten talented designers – two each day for five days – ready to usher in spring with creative projects and fabulous prizes!
The Bunny Hop is from March 21-25, each contest is midnight to midnight EST (that’s 24 hours only). Be sure to mark your calendar! Each day the Spellbinders Blog will direct you to the participating blogs.
It’s so easy to win! Simply visit each blog and leave a comment! We will randomly draw one lucky winner from each blog to win that blog’s featured die templates. Winners will be announced on the Spellbinders Blog! Winners must respond within 48 hours of their names being posted to claim prizes.
Spellbinders Bunny Hop Schedule:
March 21
March 22
March 23
March 24
March 25
Hello! Welcome to the Spellbinders Bunny Blog Hop! Remember, to be eligible to win the prize you must leave a comment here on my blog. You will have until Midnight on March 23nd (a full 24 hours). I’ll use random.org to select a winner and the winner will have 48 hours to claim their prize. The winner will be announced on my blog as well as the Spellbinders Blog.
Here are the die templates you can win for blog candy.S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles S4-237 Easter Border Petites
**Edit** Before you continue on I have to apologize to all of you. You know when you get that feeling in the pit of your stomach, I think we've all been there at some point--LOL! Well tonight was one of those nights!! My blog post was all ready to go except for adding the links and as I was adding the links to my surprise (and horror!!) I discovered I had used one of the wrong die templates on my project!!! The Pollyanna in me has to find an upside to all of this and the upside is that now you get to see two tutorials--one with the correct die templates (S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles) and one just for fun! ;-) Actually even though the S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles and S4-306 Wonky Rectangles are different shapes you can do similar techniques with them. So with that being said I hope you enjoy both cards. I am sorry for any confusion and thanks for your understanding!! ~Heidi
Here is my card that I created using the S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles, S4-237 Easter Border Petites. I also used S5-043 Fleur de Lis Motifs for accent pieces.To start I cut/embossed S4-237 Easter Border Petites. To make sure that I have perfect placement of the die template I tape the edges and then use the Grand Calbiur™ to cut/emboss the border.Look at this cute little border with a decorative edge! Now I know this is an Easter die template but I will show you if add a little something in front of the egg you can also use this die template to create fun borders for some pretty Springtime card. I love it when I can get double duty out of my favorite products! I lightly inked the edges and over the embossed area to really make all the small details in the embossing pop. Here is a close up of the border. By adding a bow made with hand tinted seam binding I have kind of camouflaged the little egg. So now instead of looking like an Easter only border you can use this for Springtime cards and I think it would be a really cute border for baby cards too!
Next I used a JustRite stamp from the JB-09270 Beautiful Day stamp set for my sentiment. I used Simply Smooth White cardstock and Rich Cocoa ink. Then I taped die template #3 from the S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles for perfect placement and used the Grand Calibur™ to cut/emboss the die cut shape.Before removing the paper from the die template I inked the inside edges using the die template as a stencil. Doing this will give you a crisp white edge.Next I used the S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles #4 and S5-043 Fleur de Lis Motifs to create a pretty framed like mat for the sentiment. Here is a close up of the sentiment.For a finishing touch I added some White Baby Pearls from Want2Scrap. Supplies
Dies: Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur™, S4-307 Reverse Wonky Rectangles, S4-237 Easter Border Petites, S5-043 Fleur de Lis Motifs
Stamps: JustRite Stampers JB-09270 Beautiful Day
Paper: Discount Cardstock Chamois Cascata Felt, Simply Smooth White; My Mind's Eye Stella and Rose Mabel Collection
Ink: Tsukineko Memento Rich Cocoa; Ranger Dried Marigold Distress Ink
Accessories: Want2Scrap White Baby Pearls; Hand Tinted Seam Binding; Beacon Adhesives™ Zip Dry™; SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™ 3D Foam Squares
Here is the 2nd card that is now just for fun with a step-by-step tutorial to share with you. *wink* I started with the butterfly and tulip border from the S4-237 Easter Border Petites die template set. I already had my background paper picked out for the card and I wanted to do the Reverse Stencil technique with the border so I could match the color to the paper. To do the Reverse Stencil technique apply ink directly to the inside of the die template as shown in the photo. This technique works best if you use a chalk or pigment base ink, an ink that is a little thicker and doesn't have a quick drying time. I used Lime Pastel, Ocean and Dusk Blue inks. Then I used the Grand Calibur™ and place a piece of Simply Smooth White cardstock on top of the die template and cut/emboss the die cut shapes. As you can see from the photo the ink that was applied to the die template was pressed into the paper creating a reverse stencil. Also you don't have to use several colors of ink to do the Reverse Stencil technique, you can just use one color if you would like. I used three colors of ink to match the different colors in the designer paper. Before adding the border I inked the edges of the Prima paper from the Madeline Collection using Dusk Blue and Rich Cocoa. Next I used Zip Dry™ from Beacon Adhesives™ to adhere the border. I used Lime Pastel, Dusk Blue and Rich Cocoa to ink up the butterflies and then I added White Baby Pearls from Want2Scrap for the body of the butterflies.Here is a close up of the border on the card. I used 3D Foam Squares from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By3L™ to add some dimension to the butterflies and tulip. Then I added Lime Green Stickles to the edges for the butterflies and tulip for a little sparkle.It is so easy to create frames with Spellbinders die templates! I used S4-306 Wonky Rectangles #4 and #5. Once I had them lined up I added a couple pieces of tape to hold the die templates in place and then used the Grand Calibur™ to cut/emboss the frame.For the sentiment I used CL-02075 You Inspire Me stamp set from JustRite Stampers. I used Rich Cocoa ink for the sentiment. For the frame I used Ocean and Dusk Blue ink. Then I used Lime Pastel ink and the Reverse Stencil Technique. I used S4-306 Wonky Rectangles #3 and the Grand Calibur™ to cut/emboss the shape.Here is a close up of the frame and sentiment. I added a bow made with hand tinted crinkle seam binding and a couple of Leaf trinket Pins from Maya Road.I used S5-051 Fanciful Flight die template set to create the butterfly die cut, added Lime Green Stickles and White Baby Pearls for the body.
Thank You Spellbinders Paper Arts for sponsoring the Bunny Hop and the prizes today. For questions about this contest, please email blogcontest@spellbinders.us .
Please leave a comment to be eligible to win the Spellbinders die templates I featured today! Then check the Spellbinders Blog tomorrow to see if you are the winner!
For more information on Spellbinders, please visit these links:
Supplies
Dies: Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur™, S4-306 Wonky Rectangles #3, #4, #5, S4-237 Easter Border Petites, S5-051 Fanciful Flight
Stamps: JustRite Stampers Cling CL-02075 You Inspire Me
Paper: Discount Cardstock Simply Smooth White, Posh Chocolate Felt; Core'dinations Turquoise
Ink: Tsukineko Memento Rich Cocoa; Clearsnap ColorBox Lime Pastel Chalk Ink; Martha Stewart Ocean, Dusk Blue
Accessories: Want2Scrap White Baby Pearls, Turquoise Baby Bling; Ranger Lime Green Stickles; Maya Road Leaf Trinket Pins; Beacon Adhesives™ Zip Dry™; Hand Tinted Crinkle Seam Binding; SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™ 3D Foam Squares; Sanding Block
Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you enjoy the blog hop!!
Hugs & Smiles,
Heidi
You have absolutely and completely...totally inspired me! Gorgeous project!
ReplyDeletethis is soooo amazing, what a fun fun hop this is!
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ReplyDeleteFabulous job, love the bling on the butterflies. TFS
ReplyDeleteExcellent as usual!! I would love, love, love to win the wonky squares!
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous!!! everything about it is wonderful!! I love the die cuts and the way you inked them up!!! I am really inspired by your project!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome artwork. thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely STUNNING, Heidi! Love the colors and how it was incorporated into the die cuts :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card! So beautifully detailed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card....love those gorgeous butterflies.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet tings You making. I LPVE IT.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project! I love the multi-color!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card. Those Wonky Rectangles make the perfect open frames. The popped up parts of that border are a fabulous look!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Love all the details and the tulips (my favorite flower) Thank you for the great inspiration
ReplyDeletevery pretty!
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Very cute! Love the Easter border!
ReplyDeleteFabulous technique!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love it.
ReplyDeleteHow cute, I love the frame and butterfly.
ReplyDeleteWow what great projects you did... wonderful job!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love how you created the frame with the wonky rectangle dies. TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove how you did the frames. Thanks for inspiring and sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love this project. Very pretty and dainty.
ReplyDeletefabulous project..love the reversed ink technique..another great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty border!
ReplyDeletei love the way you inked the die very cool
ReplyDeletethat is a beautiful card!! I love the border die with the chalk ink on it!! great card!!!
ReplyDeletebrenna
rbanderson@live.ca
So beautiful, Heidi! I love the way you colored the Easter Border. Thank you for sharing your card and tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors, so soft and feminine. I love the seam binding ribbon treatment.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love your style!
ReplyDeleteYour project is beautiful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card and great instructions
ReplyDeleteJoBeth
Love that shape die, so different.
ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful!Pam
ReplyDeleteThe visit was useful. Content was really very informative. From www.flowerstojapan.com/japan_mothersday.asp
ReplyDeleteWow, loved your card....I love the reverse stenciling technique! You are so talented! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous project. Can't imagine crafting without those wonderful dies from Spellbinders. Great tutorial. "Hugs" Carol
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love how you framed the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inking tutorial. Love how the colors turned out.
ReplyDeleteI love your work and the use of these darling dies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I love the technique you used with the template. I didn't even know that was possible!! I love learning something new! Thanks for sharing your card with us. It makes me ready for SPRING!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card -- love those wonky squares!
ReplyDeleteI love this card. The colors are beautiful and the intricate layering is so creative!
ReplyDeleteYour choice of beautiful papers compliments all of the dies so well. I love to see these border templates used by the experts. I have not used them to their full advantage. Always a treat to learn new tricks. Thanks for the fun
ReplyDeleteLove how you inked up the border die before using it for the variegated colours on the border. Gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! I love the design and the colors are perfect.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Beautiful card. Love the bling on the butterfly bodies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for these great techniques that will take using my Spellbinder dies to a new level! ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo awesome. More Spellbinder dies to choose from. Great ideas. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! Love the technique.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial. The butterflys are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSharon L
Wow stunning card and love the way you have explained hos to make the stunning card, thank you. love Michaela xx
ReplyDeleteAwesome Card~Love all the colors & details you added.
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty card!
ReplyDeleteomgosh, this is absolutely stunning! i absolutely LOVE the reverse wonky rectangles - this would be amazing to win! thanks for sharing - i really love this technique. can't wait to try it!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a lovely card, love your colors! Would love to win any of these new spellbinders!
ReplyDeleteStampladylady5@aol.com
A very sweet card... great color choices...
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely shading on that border. That's why I love these hops so much - all of the inspiration you ladies share with us.
ReplyDeleteLove your card, and that frame die is awesome! Thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty card.
ReplyDeletegorgeous card. Love the wonky rectangles. Great detailed tutorialorizessi
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!! LOVE the card!! THANKS for sharing!! Have a FABULOUS DAY!! =)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Absolute stunning card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card. Great detailed tutorial. Love the wonky rectangles
ReplyDeleteI love the reverse stencil! Have to try it. Now. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my giddy aunt - vintage- shabby - divine! Helidi, this is such a pretty project - I love the way you have used the Diecuts, thinking outside the square! Thank you for the inspiration! {{{hugs}}}
ReplyDeleteWOW, what a stunning card. Thanks so much for sharing your creations and inspiring us to use our dies in different ways.
ReplyDeleteHugz......
Beautiful card! Love how you did the border die! Thank you for showing the steps!!! Wonderful detail!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card! Your tutorial is very informative - especially the reverse stenciling and I love the frame border! (I have yet to try this, but you made it look so easy)! Very pretty card! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTHis is a lovely card the DP and butterfly are really nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card. Thank you so much for sharing all of your information you used to create this piece of art. I have never tried reverse stencilling before but now I surely will.
ReplyDeletestamping on...
Thanks sooo much for this great tutorial here today, that was new to me, and I love to learn something new. Your carrd looks wonderful, I especially love this border very much, but maybe that has to do with, that I just lvoes butterflies? he he he. But you did a wonderful job on all here, and I love your card. Awesome work hun.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of you for making this bloghop, where we get the chance to win some awesome things.
Such a cute card, thanks for sharing your creativity with us!
ReplyDeleteHeidi what a great card and tutorial.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful! I will try that technique soon.
ReplyDeleteoh wow that is so super sweet..hugz Anita..xx
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Lovely project
ReplyDeleteAll you ladies are bringing new ideas to so many of us. Thanks for your hard work.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with both these dies (neither of which I own yet) and how you brought it all together so beautifully with so much dimension and detail!
ReplyDeleteFabulous project Heidi!! I love all the extra touches!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card!! I love all the layers & details. Thanks for telling us how you constructed your design. Again, it's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Thank you for showing exactly how you did the reverse inking on the die. Love the butterflies.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the way you used the dies to create your frame! Love the new dies!!!
ReplyDeleteA truly beautiful project ... and I must confess that if I don't win these templates - I will go out and buy them asap. You've inspired me SO much!!
ReplyDeleteUlrika
Sweden
Wow! This is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteHeidi, your card is gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing this tip or technique! I am going to try this!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and Hugs,
Mary
Loved the colors you chose and your blending technique. Thanks!! Clavell
ReplyDeletewow wonderful project, thank you
ReplyDeleteheidi
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant card. The use of the dies to make a frame is a great idea it really showcases the sentiment in the middle.
Really clear instructions in your tutorial. Thank you so much.
Lovely work Heidi.
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ReplyDeleteawesomely cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous card. Love the soft colors.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty card- love your colours- the brown really makes it all pop. Haven't tried reverse stencilling but after seeing yours I am so going to and those butterflies are so so sweet.
ReplyDeletebeautiful card, and thank you so much for a really informative and readable tutorial - those wonky squares seem far more useable now and i LOVE the shading you have done
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I always forget about the reverse stencil technique. I love the use of the 3 colours instead of just one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card , gorgeous colour combo, just love it.
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought 'Wonky' rectangles would be soooooo great! BUT - they are!!! Wonderful cards...love the butterfly accents.
ReplyDeleteJan Castle
What a beautiful card. I love the wonky rectangles. Add to my wishlist!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore your card Heidi!! well done!
ReplyDeleteSherri
I want to thank you for going through the extra effort to give us great tutorials.
ReplyDeleteYour card is Simply Amazing! Thank you for explaining the reverse embossing technique--I've been wondering about that.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card:) I love the border.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! Forget the spellbinders! I want your card lol This is so amazingly stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely gorgeous project - the colours are my favourites
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful!!! I love the colors. The reverse stencil technique is new to me. I will have to try it. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteFrann
Simply Stunning I love the Card
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Very Good website. I like the contents. From www.freshcakespune.com/mothers_day_gifts.asp
ReplyDeleteI love your project and the soft colors too. I always love your work. Thanks for the inspritation.
ReplyDeleteWow, I hadn't even heard of the reverse stencil, what a great idea. Colors you chose are beautiful, the whole design is amazing.
ReplyDeletePatricia
the PaperTemptress
LOVE both your cards! That first one is absolute perfection, in my book!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Love these dies! :)
ReplyDeleteGoodness Gracious!! both of these are wonderful and sooo pretty Heidi!! You chose excellent colors and i love the seam binding, as well as the bling. Beautiful work, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete:)
Susan
Sorry Heidi- I didn't read your entry properly and just wanted to say that your first card is just as pretty- I love it- my motto is there are no mistakes in crafting just creative oportunities so just wanted to let you know I love them both.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are stunningly beautiful! And your instructions are superb. I hope I win these dies so I can make some of these myself!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Your card is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the butterflys!!
both projects are absolutely fabulous - loved seeing two not just one!!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are gorgeous! I loved that reverse technique I am going to have to give that a try. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I especially love the Tulip border: Very pretty.
ReplyDeletewow - even your "mistakes" are gorgeous! thanks for sharing and inspiring. cheers susie
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous cards really lovely ones especially the first just right for an older grandchild. Thanks you so much for a chance to win the dies. with hugs Shirleyxx
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the first card. Those colors are just yummy!
ReplyDeleteBoth these cards are stunning. Love the reverse stencil technique too and thanks for explaining so well.
ReplyDeletex Tricia
Both of the cards are beautiful. Great work.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this....I want the Fleur de Lis Motifs...how pretty and elegant they are...just love em...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards I love them, especially the butterflies. Thanks for showing us.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards, I love the dies and the distressing. Just beautiful. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. Thank you for the ink tutorial on the border die...very creative!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely butterfly border! I loved how you used the three colors in the reverse stencil technique and I love the stickle and pearl accents. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThey are fabulous!!! I love them and thank you for showing us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. You are very talented and have a very inspiring blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat Dies, just in time for Easter and Spring. You inspire me to be creative, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, what a fun card!! Thanks for the tutorial on coloring in the border, I have those chalk inks, guess I better get busy.
ReplyDeleteThat card is stunning and those templates are too darn cute. Those lil butterflies have stolen my heart! :D
ReplyDeleteWOWW! Simply WOWW!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, thank you for designing two! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteOh my, these are so detailed and elegant and GORGEOUS! The cards would be a gift in themselves.
ReplyDeleteI love your cards. So pretty, and the bow sets the 2nd off nicely.
ReplyDeleteSandy D.
These are awesome projects. So much attention to detail. I love Spellbinders!!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! Such a neat idea to reverse stencil the border. Both cards are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Both cards are just incredible!
ReplyDeleteWhat great cards! I really like the border dies. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the reverse stencil technique that you showed us. Your results with this technique are gorgeous. Loving these new dies.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are absolutly beautiful! Love the attention to detail and the spring feel of the cards! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKaren M.
Love the tone on tone look! Wonky is good!!!! Iris, Saved by Grace
ReplyDeleteThank you for inspiring me with your beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful but I really love the tone on tone of the first one!
ReplyDeleteI love the little chick border but colouring the butterfly border makes a very special card
ReplyDeleteShirley M
Thank you for making that mistakes, because we got to see two beautiful cards instead. I just love the border dies, you can do so much with them. Thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing hop this week, I'm loving it, and soooooooo much inspiration !!
ReplyDeleteOMG! These are absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteI Must get those Wonky Rectangles they are so versitile for any project, Love the card and the colours you have choosen are really nice, Woderful, keep up the good work :)
ReplyDeleteOh so stunning. Very lovely cards. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBoth your creations are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. Love the color combination. Great work.
ReplyDeleteYou have really showcased the new products. Fabulous cards.
ReplyDeleteYour creations are always so stunning and your attention to detail is amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the wonky rectangles.
ReplyDeletegorgeous cards!! absolutely amazing!! so beautiful!! =)
ReplyDeleteHugs, SannaS
Love both of your samples. Makes me want the Wonky Rectangles dies even more!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are absolutely beautiful. I love the reverse stencil technique. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove both of your cards - they are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful works of art. You are very talented. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! It's amazing all the different ways things can be used. Thank you so much for the directions. Your cards are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love your choice of colors. tfs
ReplyDeleteBoth projects are avsolutely gorgeous! Beautiful colors, papers and embellishments!
ReplyDeleteLove the little chickies border, so sweet!
ReplyDeleteWow..both projects are beautiful!! Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards. Especially love the colors of the second card.
ReplyDeletecraftymom205 at yahoo dot com
Your cards are simply wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just beautiful. I love that intricate "flourish" on the first one. Thanks for the tutorial also.
ReplyDeletecrafty teacher
Great project(s)!!!!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to know that I'm not the only one does this sort of thing! I've already pre-scheduled the wrong challenge and had to switch it up at the last minute, so I know how it feels! You sailed right through anyway with these gorgeous cards and detailed tutorials! I love how you colored those tiny butterflies and created the frame! Gorgeous cards!!
ReplyDeleteThe cards are so beautiful. Nice to see how you can use different Spellbinders, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome cards. thanks for the inspiration. Makes me want to take off work and craft.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Both.
ReplyDeleteMargrit
Nice job, both on the cards and your recovery. They are both stunning examples. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteYour work is just elegant!!! I just love the color combination in the yellow and orange. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDelores in VA
Beautiful projects and so nice to see how different a card can look using the same Nestabilities. Loved the tutorials and learned how to stencil with my Spellbinders.
ReplyDeleteThanks & Hugs!
Cec
Wow! The both of these cards are gorgeous and I thank you for the tutorial on how you accomplished the looks. Your cards are making me think twice about the many uses that the Spellbinders can be used for. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteJust LOVELY!! I love the borders and how you went into such detail with the products.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are great. I love the way you have used the different dies. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
ReplyDeletelove the orange so pretty and the butterflies beautiful
ReplyDeletethanks for doing this and giving us all a chance to win
Hugs
Norine
Gorgeous cards! Thank you for sharing the step by steps and techniques.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful cards! I love your attention to detail. I can't wait to try the reverse stenciling on my cards.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful, the Easter Border Petites are so cute and I love the Wonky Rectangles.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, I love how you used the cut outs with pop dots to make them stand out. Very creative. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI need those templates-like I will have to buy them if I don't win them. Love the card with the butterflies. Thanks. Pauline
ReplyDeleteyour cards are amazing as always!! I love the way you framed the saying!!
ReplyDeleteWow these are both sunning cards.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm sure you intended to do 2 cards ;o) We're glad you did :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
Anne
Heidi I'm glad you used the wrong die, we were able to see two wonderful project instead of one. I love how you used your Spellbinders dies. Thanks for the tutorials.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards, love all the details. The border dies are so cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat absolutely beautiful projects!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you kind of made a mistake because I got to see 2 projects for the price of one!!lol thanks for sharing your awesome work and have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are gorgeous. I'll have to try inking my dies before cutting. I love how yours turned out.
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