Our December Leading Lady Kimberly Rendino is back for her sensational second performance! If you missed her smashing debut you must see it...CLICK HERE. Today's cards show Kimberly can make magic without getting inky!
Ladies and gentlemen, Kimberly....
Hello friends! I'm so happy to be back with you again
this fine Saturday on the Winnie & Walter blog! Last week I mentioned
that I'd be sharing cards that use NO STAMPING for this
post. That's right....ZERO stamps! w&w has some seriously
awesome dies, and I thought I'd challenge myself to leave the stamps on the
shelf this time around! Here's what I came up with!
I used the Essentials: Josephine Cutaways as the main focus
of this card. First I die cut and then I added some ink blending
with Distress Oxide inks. I adhered the frame piece to my card base
and then rotated the main hexagon so that the colors appear opposite, and
adhered it with foam tape.
I die cut the In a Word: Believe Cutaway twice, once from
silver glitter paper and once from white, and offset them.
See those snowflakes? Can you guess what I used
to create them? I used the Cover Model: Do You See What I See? Cutaway,
and just cut apart some of the background. I'm convinced there are
about a million uses for this Cutaway!!! As a matter of fact, I've used
it again on my next card!
I die cut the Cover Model: Do You See What I See? Cutaway
from kraft paper, popped out some of the diamond pieces and adhered it to my
card base. I ran the cutaway through my die cutting machine once
again using patterned paper, and added those pieces to the card base. A
few gems in the center add a little bling!
For the sentiment, I used In a Word: Holiday Tiles Cutaways
to die cut the Peace, Love, Joy sentiment from a strip of kraft
cardstock. I mounted it on a piece of matching red cardstock to finish
things off!
I hope you've enjoyed today's cards - I think it's amazing
what you can create without using any stamps! Next week I'll be
back (with stamps, of course!) sharing cards using sequins as accents! See
you next Saturday!
Oh - and don't forget to stop by my blog, Kimplete Kreativity, to leave a comment. Shay
has generously provided a gift certificate for one lucky commenter! :)
Genius. Such creative cards and brilliant use of the Do You See What I See cutaway!! Love the bright beautiful winter colors on the snowflake card and the warm, homey feel of the second one. I want to curl up in that quilt with a kitty!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these fabulous cards!!!
<3 J
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I loved the first card & then I saw the second one--oh my goodness! You've blown me away today!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. What a great idea to create a card without stamps. I’m going to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stretching of that cover plate die! Beautiful cards.
ReplyDeletewonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Love the awesome combo of colours of the first one!!!
ReplyDeletePretty cards! I love using my dies for card making!
ReplyDeleteSO CREATIVE!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards using these wonderful dies.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! I really like the second version! So cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of beautiful dies, such gorgeous showcasing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Kimberly! I love the touch of glitter and your details!
ReplyDeleteawesome ideas - love the second card - the detailing is so impressive:)
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with Kimberly's creative use of that cover die, wow! Two very different cards and both are just beautiful
ReplyDeleteLove your cards. . Very cleaver idea for snow flacks..
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous and so delicate!
ReplyDeleteKimberly did such a beautiful job with that die and I especially love the warm and cozy quilted design!!
ReplyDeleteI love these cards ! But my heart goes to the kraft base and colours !! margessw@icloud.com
ReplyDeleteWow,these cards are amazing with just dies! I love the ink blended background for the silver glitter paper BELIEVE behind the white one. The kraft cardstock cover die with the traditional red and green diamonds inlaid is my favorite, so beautiful!
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