At Just Add Ink this week we are challenging you to Just Add a Fancy Edge to your projects.
As I started to plan my design for this brief I realised that I didn't have any current fancy edge dies. Hmmmm ...... what to do? Enter the rosette die from the Round We Go dies. Partially die cutting (only covering the part you want to die cut with the top plate) means you get a fancy edge! And with this die you get a choice of 2 different edges! I love it when you discover more uses for products!
And checkout my rosettes! Don't you just love the little die cut circular shapes! Just adds a little something extra to your projects.
The largest rosette (in Peach Pie) was made using the rosette die. You die cut 2, join together, pleat, join the ends and form into the rosette, securing together on the back with a die cut or punched circle. To make the medium Petunia Pop rosette I cut 2 strips @ 1-1/8" wide and die cut, butting the edge of the paper against the scalloped edge. You only need 9 segments of the 2nd strip. The smaller Pretty in Pink rosette was created with 2 strips @ 3/4" wide, using only 5 segments of the second strip. Love them!
This is such a fun set. I love the sentiments in the stamp set and now that I have discovered more ways to use the dies I love them even more! And guess what? Until the end of June you can get an extra 10% off the bundle. How great is that! You can find it in my online store here.
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Birthday Card Organizer Kit - Wonderful gift!
$44 AUD, includes all you need to create 12 cards and the organizer. And I mean everything - even adhesive is included!
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