Hi everyone. Today I'm sharing two cards that use the same die-cut.
My dear friend, Nancy gave me a card using this awesome die-cut. LOVE it! Had to buy it for myself right away. We are great at enabling each other. :)
I cut this fun coffee mug from both white card stock and from Yupo paper that had been coloured with alcohol inks. I then mixed and matched the pieces to create this inlaid design on two cards. I popped up the main panel for a bit of dimension and then stamped a simple sentiment.
I'm adding these to the CAS Mix Up gallery where our challenge this month is Alcohol Inks.
Below are photos of both versions.
... and the reverse ...
This time I popped up the panel over a dark card base and stamped a simple sentiment. A quick and easy way to make two cards. :)
I hope you'll have a play with alcohol inks and join us at the CAS Mix Up Challenge. If you don't have alcohol inks or markers, there is a video on the challenge blog that shows how you can use rubbing alcohol and dye inks to create an alcohol ink background. :)
Stamps: Many Everyday Messages (Hero Arts); Mix Mash (HLS)
Paper: White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.); Soft Suede (SU!); Yupo
Ink: Alcohol Inks: orange, red, green and yellow (can't remember specific names) (Ranger); Distress Inks: Brushed Corduroy, Walnut Stain (Tim Holtz)
Accessories & Tools: Coffee Cup Silhouette die borrowed from my friend Nancy (STAMPlorations)
Challenges:
CAS Mix Up August Challenge - Alcohol Inks
What a great job with this gorgeous die cut. The colours of the alcohol inks are amazing. Great to get the two cards out of the one panel. Both equally stunning and loving the dark background too x We of course mustn't have favourites so love them both x
ReplyDeleteWhat great backgrounds pieces from you AI. And fun die. Lovely cards, Loll.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that you got two cards from one gorgeous panel Loll! They both look equally great! I must have a look at the video you mentioned as I don't have many AI's. Have a great week my friend! Love & Hugs. Hazel xx
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Both are wonderful. Terrific die xxx
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful Loll cards. I love the positive and the negative. They look so different, though they come from the same pieces of paper. Wonderful alcohol ink background. I love all those spots that are so beautifully connected. Beautiful inlays, Loll :-)
ReplyDeleteI remember Nancy's card, I was also delighted and this punch also hit my wish list. :-))
Hugs,
BozenA
Wonderful colours and fabulous designs - love the different looks you got from the negative and positive. Fun to see you use a coloured cardbase for a change - I'm so out of the habit of doing that but did use a navy cardbase for one of the DTGD cards I made this morning - and I really like it so must remember to think of it more often.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these versions are wonderful, Loll! Love the colors and pattern of the AI piece! The white border against the dark card base is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI just love when you can get two cards out of one panel! and these are just gorgeous Loll! what wonderful colors you used! I purchased this die as well - and have yet to crack it open! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteOhh my goodness Loll what a fabulous die, the colours you have used on the piece that you have cut make for two stunning cards. Wow love them both totally. Now I need to go shopping again, ohhh my..
ReplyDeleteLove these positive/negative die cut cards, Loll! The colours are gorgeous. I'm still so impressed with the backdrop, too. 😉
ReplyDeleteI Love how your alcohol ink background made your positive and negative coffee cup die pieces a work of art, LOll! Don't we have fun enabling each other and all our DT:-) TFS Hugs
ReplyDeleteGreat background! Love how the one on the dark cardstock looks so vibrant.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful alcohol ink background for this fun die! I also love how you always use your negatives to create another card. I think I'm more amazed that you don't manage to lose pieces! That alone is quite impressive!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful AI effects, Loll! The dark card base is so refreshing and effective! It's so interesting to see the positive and the negative die-cuts give each card a different feeling! Hideko
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't want to waste even one piece of such a fabulous panel and that's exactly what you did! Wonderful, both of the cards!
ReplyDeleteAw, geez, now you've both enabled me ~ AGAIN!!!! That background worked brilliantly with this fab die and both versions are simply dazzling, Lolly!! Hope you are continuing to feel better! Hugs, Dolly
ReplyDeletegreat way to use all the pieces:) on 2 stunning cards. I love the crispness of the white background but also love how it becomes a very masculine card with the dark base.
ReplyDeleteThose warm AI colours are fabulous, Loll ... perfect with that coffee cup image ... puts me in mind of cosy cafés ... brilliant! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteI love both of these Loll ...... either way the alcohol inks look stunning. This die has been on my wish list for so long ..... I guess its going to have to go in my shopping basket now! Thanks for more stunning inspiration. Hope you're feeling better .... have a great week! Xx
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous cards Loll and I love the negative and positive looks..beautiful colours
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Your backgrounds are so GORGEOUS Loll and am totally in love with that coffee mug die...and I don't even like coffee! May just have to check that one out though for my coffee loving friends! :0) Two lovely, lovely cards!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE both of these, Loll. Swooning over that die, and beautiful inking and colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pair of cards Loll and I can see why you love that die. Your inking technique is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat die is very cool - great cards!
ReplyDeletecoffee with Loll....wow, I'd be thrilled to do that!!
ReplyDeleteLove them both although I think the second one just help the colours pop against the coloured cs.
xx Karen
Very cool
ReplyDeleteThis coffee cup is the nicest shape I have seen and love what you have done with it Loll. The alcohol ink on yupo is fantastic and love the way you have used the negative too. I love the dark on light and then the negative light on dark. Two wonderful cards. x
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking cards! The alcohol ink colors you used are really great looking.
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