Bold Type Inspiration | Clean & Simple Cards with Betty Wright
Posted by Spellbinders Team on March 11, 2020

Bold Type Inspiration | Clean & Simple Cards with Betty Wright

Hello, this is Betty Wright and I am excited to showcase Spellbinders Bold Type Collection.

Bold Type Inspiration | Clean & Simple Cards with Betty Wright

My first card showcases the Die D-Lites Bold Type Hello Etched Dies. I love the choice of having one with texture and one without. I combined this sentiment with some fun pattern papers and Spellbinders Hexagon Print Background. My gold leafy images comes from "Basket Full of Bunnies" Large Die of the Month Club Kit.

Bold Type Inspiration | Clean & Simple Cards with Betty Wright

For my second card, I am showcasing Die D-Lites Bold Type Congrats Etched Dies. I combined the textured sentiment with Spellbinders Flower Tangle Background Stamp heat embossed in gold. I finished the card with a few clear sequins.

Bold Type Inspiration | Clean & Simple Cards with Betty Wright

For my third card today, I used Die D-Lites Bold Type Smile Etched Dies. I did some ink blending and stamped Spellbinders Graduated Dots background stamp onto the ink blended background panel. I added some black, white, and gold splatters. I stamped the background stamp onto white card stock and used the the same ink graduation of colors. I used Spellbinders Circle dies to create a circle frame. The leafy sprigs come from Spellbinders "24 Carrot" Small Die of the Month Club Kit. I finished this card with a few clear sequins.

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Other Supplies

Select White card stock, Ranger Distressed Oxide, pattern papers, Fiskars Trimmer, Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive, acrylic paint, and Foam Blending tools. As always thanks so much for stopping by!

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