Friday, March 3, 2017

# Ankara Lace Border # Daisy Chain Border

Special Day by Julie Lavalette


Hello, it's JULIE here hosting the blog today and this week I have been having fun layering our Stacker Dies to make a frame, adding finishing touches with the gorgeous Daisy Chain Die.


I started by cutting out my large square die along with a smaller square to form my aperture frame. Next I cut out another square frame in yellow cardstock and cut along the pierced edge with my gullotine and inserted behind my frame along with my lace edge that had a little Distress Ink added at the edges. I added foam strips to my frame and placed on my card.


My Blue Tit bird was coloured in with Distress Inks and a Black Fine Liner Pen. For my Daisy Chain I positioned 4 strips around my card and layered my flowers twice, shaping them on my Embossing mat adding pearls to the centres and hiding the joins with a Daisy.


My sentiment and frame were layered up with foam strips and a little cheesecloth and pearls for extra detail.


Thanks so much for stopping by today and for the continued comments left, I love reading them. 

Crafty Hugs, 
Julie x

Cheery Lynn Dies Used :
XL22 Pierced Stackers #4
B111 Daisy Chain Border
B332 Ankara Lace Border
B557 Feathered Friends
CABD98 Tags #2
B443 Special
B236Day 

2 comments:

  1. What a gorgeous card from Julie...so spring like and that awesome Daisy chain die is going on my wish list ;0) xx

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