It's Monday, and that means Make It Monday at PapertreyInk.
Heather Nichols demonstrates how to embellish a die cut with different
colors and sizes of glitter.
I wanted to create a Valentine and use the new Framed Love Die.
Anything larger than MS's fine glitter would take away from the lovely script, so I stuck with
the fine.
The framed love is backed with vellum, and was almost impossible to keep stray sprinkles from straying. Part of the 'fun' with using glitter!
Background Basics: Medallion stamped in Raspberry Fizz and Orange Zest.
Martha Stewart glitters: Onyx, Hemitite, Purple Saphire, Antique Silver, and Crystal.
Frame: Tourmaline
Heart dies from Cupid's Arrow and and The Best is Yet to be.
Nancy this is truly stunning!! I love the glitters you used and the gorgeous background! Such a beautiful card! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! The gradient colours of glitter are stunning! Beautiful card, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glittering Nancy!
ReplyDeleteWow- love the gradient glittering. This is definitely going to make the shout out.
ReplyDeletePretty, Pretty!!! I love the glitter!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card Nancy, love the change of the colors.
ReplyDeleteGreat card Nancy! I've just been using cardstock with my die, and now it seems too plain and simple after seeing this! Did you use a sticker machine with yours or just glue? I love your background paper with this card too! Well done! :0)
ReplyDeleteNancy I love the gradient glittering on the work love and your background is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful take on this week's challenge!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully Glittered Love...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - love the gradient glitter on the die cut and the frame in a different color!
ReplyDeleteThis is GORGEOUS! I love the ombre effect that you created!
ReplyDeleteI love this new way to use glitter! I've been playing with the ombre effect by mixing ink and Liquid Glass. I'll have to try this next!
ReplyDeleteI like the gradation on the word love. Very nice card!
ReplyDeleteYour new die is a hit! This is beautiful Nancy and I love the multi dipped love.....so pretty. I should have done that with my card so I could have entered it in the MIM...
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