Looking for a handmade Christmas card idea without any stamping? Today's cardmaking idea features an assortment of dies from Impression Obsession and they're mixed and matched from different sets for lots of festive holiday personality.
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I love to die-cut a bunch of pieces at one time and then pull from them for different cards. This card began with some diecutting left over from previous projects. I had the snowflake, the foliage and the word Christmas sitting on my desk, so I decided to play around and come up a card. I diecut the word Merry from a different set, and I LOVE the way they look together - it's such a fun look to mix and match a cursive font with a typewriter or printed style.
Today's post is part of Impression Obsession's Die Cut Obsession. The design team is sharing die cutting magic today, so head over to the IO blog to see links for everyone participating! I can't wait to see what they've each created for today! PLUS I can't forget to mention. . . there's THIS little deal still going on, so GO SHOP:
Supplies on today's card:
(click the link below each image to check them out in the shop)
2 comments:
I love those snowflake dies but they look like they would be fiddly to cut. Did you have any problems getting them out of the die? Or pulled away from the paper they were cut from?
Karen, I haven't had a problem with them. I totally know what you mean though - snowflake dies in general are never AS easy to pop out as say, a circle or rectangle die. (Also it often depends on the paper used.) I always use a piercing tool to poke through the holes in metal dies when I have detailed shapes, but I haven't struggled with these. :)
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