Quick Technique | You Are Amazing Card with Party Kids Die
Posted by Spellbinders Team on September 25, 2017

Quick Technique | You Are Amazing Card with Party Kids Die

Hello friends and welcome to a new series we are launching right here on our Spellbinders blog! Quick Technique is all about sharing simple projects using our products and showcasing fun and fresh techniques! We hope you'll love this new installment on our blog and will give some (or possibly all?) of these techniques a try! Today we are sharing a card created using S4-752 Party Kids Die from the Joyous Celebrations collection from Sharyn Sowell (you can find more inspiration using dies from Sharyn here)!

Quick Technique | You Are Amazing Card with S4-752 Party Kids Die. Project by Yana Smakula for Spellbinders

Project created by Yana Smakula

Quick Technique:

Create dimensional die cut with fun foam. Cut two 3 ½ x 6” panels (one out of patterned paper, one out of fun foam). Add easy cut adhesive to the back side of patterned paper panel and fun foam panel. Die-cut Party Kids border out of both panels. Adhere patterned paper die cut onto fun foam die cut. Adhere dimensional die cut onto the panel.

Quick Technique | You Are Amazing Card with S4-752 Party Kids Die. Project by Yana Smakula for Spellbinders

Instructions:

Looking for a full set of instructions to create this card? See below!
  • Create 5x7” top folding card base out of pearlescent white cardstock.
  • Die-cut patterned paper panel using largest die from the 5x7 Matting Basics B set.
  • Die-cut partial patterned paper panels using largest die from the 5x7 Matting Basics B set. Adhere onto patterned paper panel.
  • Cut two 3 ½ x 6” panels (one out of patterned paper, one out of fun foam). Add easy cut adhesive to the back side of patterned paper panel and fun foam panel. Die-cut Party Kids border out of both panels. Adhere patterned paper die cut onto fun foam die cut. Adhere dimensional die cut onto the panel.
  • Wrap ribbon around panels, tie into a bow. Add clothespin and resin flower.
  • Foam mount onto the card.
  • Stamp “You Are Amazing” sentiment in black ink onto white cardstock strip, adhere onto the card.

Quick Technique | You Are Amazing Card with S4-752 Party Kids Die. Project by Yana Smakula for Spellbinders

Spellbinders supplies:

Other Supplies: White Cardstock (Neenah Solar White 80 LB); Pearlescent White Cardstock (WorldWin); Colored Cardstock (Bazzill Basics - Dotted Swiss Rose Heather); Patterned Paper (First Edition - Pretty Posy); Fun Foam; Glue; Black Ink; Clear Stamp (Altnew); ICraft Easy Cut Adhesive; Tape Runner; Green satin ribbon; mini clothespin; resin flower.

Quick Technique | You Are Amazing Card with Party Kids Die. Project by Yana Smakula for Spellbinders

Have you ever tried die cutting fun foam and creating dimensional die cuts like this one? Let us know in the comments below! And have fun die-cutting!

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