Our February Leading Lady Jen Carter is back for her triumphant third performance! If you missed her smashing debut you must see it...CLICK HERE or her sensational second performance showcasing her skill and cleverness with hexagons CLICK HERE. Today Jen masterfully takes on a single product for amazing results!
Without further ado, Jen...

Hello again! I'm excited to
be back for my third Leading Lady post! I've really been enjoying
spending time with you this month! Thank you for all of the nice comments
you've left on my posts!
Today's topic focuses on using
the Cover
Model: Do You See What I See Cutaway to make two totally different
looking cards.
First up is this bright and
colorful card. I die cut the Cover Model: Do You See What I See
Cutaway with white cardstock first and then attached that to my
cardbase. I then used a rainbow of colorful cardstock and pieced each row
together. It looks time consuming but it really went quickly. I
just dabbed a dot of glue in each empty space and then inserted the individual
pieces one row at a time.
For the sentiment I die cut
the Tagged:
Holiday Cheer Cutaways from vellum. I embossed the yellow
"you" that I had stamped using the The Big,
The Bold and You stamp set. The "amazing" was embossed
with white and stamped using the same sentiment set. The little stars
were die cut with a die in the Tagged: Holiday Cheer Cutaways.
I like adding a little dimension
to my cards so in this photo you can see how I also popped up some of the
diamonds in each row.
For my second card I went with a more sophisticated look. I
first die cut the Cover Model die from black cardstock and adhered it to a
white card base. I then chose five colors of cardstock and placed those
pieces in the corresponding places using a small dab of glue. I die
cut the "believe" from aqua cardstock using the In a
Word: Believe Cutaway die and then layered it on top of two more die
cuts to give it dimension. I stamped the sentiment, from the In
Bloom: Debra's Poinsettia with Lydia Evans on black cardstock and then
embossed it in white.
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