Thursday, March 28, 2024

Cover Die Eclipse

Video:   Stamp & Chat with Gina K. - this is a VERY long video.  It is easier to follow the steps below (copied from SplitcoastStampers website).

Supplies:
  • Card stock
  • Ink
  • Large image (or grouping of several smaller images)
  • Cover die (or several smaller dies)

Technique Instructions:

Following the video above ...
  • Using your Misti, stamp two card fronts with the same large image (or grouping of smaller images).  Background stamps, large florals, etc. work well.
  • Using a cover die, cut ONE of the stamped panels.  If desired for texture, cut more blank pieces with this same die and glue them into a stack with the stamped one on top.
  • Glue the stamped cover die-cuts onto your second stamped panel, being sure to perfectly line up the stamped patterns.
  • Note:  if you don't have any cover dies, use multiple small shape dies to cut the second panel and put them in place.

These instructions are listed on the sidebar by technique for easy access.
It's a great reference for all of us! :)

Cover Die Eclipse Card Samples



Christine


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Robyn                                               JoAnn B                                     Christine

Robyn                                               Bobby                                           Bobby

Pat                                                         Loll                                                  Aimeslee

Robyn                                                                                                       Megan J

We'll be back on the 28th of April
with another technique and sample cards.
See you then!



7 comments:

  1. Fabulous technique - I'm itching to try..... wonderful inspiration from all the DT... and Happy Easter, Robyn

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  2. I just all of your creations, it’s so inspiring, I’ve not attempted this tech yet, but now I have the courage! Xxx

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  3. Brilliant technique. Thanks for sharing

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  4. What a great technique

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  5. What a great technique again this month and thanks to Julia for recommending it, and one which I have been meaning to have a go at but haven't yet, but perhaps this is my prompt to give it a try, especially as everyone has really nailed it with all the brilliant versions of it. x

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  6. Ohhh this looks interesting. Thanks for the directions as an alternate to the video.

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