Infinity Dies for a Scenery Design - Hero Arts
Posted by Amy Tsuruta on February 23, 2018

Infinity Dies for a Scenery Design

Hello and Happy Friday! If you've been following me for any amount of time, you will know that I'm smitten by the Hero Arts Infinity Dies. They are so versatile, today I will be using them in a scenery card.

I started with the new Nesting House, I cut it a couple times, for the house base, the roof and the chimney. The door is a trimmed down Rectangle Infinity Die.

The door window is the smallest Nesting Heart Infinity Die. I flanked the door with Fir Trees.

The Nesting Cloudy Infinity Dies have been cut from Craft Foam for a bit more dimension in my design. Everything is nestled on a Nesting Circle Infinity Die.

The sentiment is from the House Stamp & Cut. The base is the Wallpaper Pattern Bold Prints stamped on Earth Mix Layering Paper. I've also used Pool, Foliage and Blush Mix Layering Papers in my design.

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9 comments

A gorgeous and sophisticated card and you are quite right when you say the Infinity Dies are so versatile, because you can always use them!

Henriëtte,

Cute card Amy. I am loving the rounded rectangles infinity dies. As well.

Deb Selby,

Such a sweet card Amy! Love the kraft with the little scene built into the circle die!

Celeste Goff,

Your card is so pretty. I love the colors, stamps and dies. the circle is perfect. Love the look.

Billie A,

Sweet card! And great use of those infinity dies!

Cindy C.,

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