Hello there, Michelle Short here and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog using the Jump for Joy collection. This small but wonderful collection features a frog/toad that you can use in different scenes and for different occasions.
HOPPING BY
My first card uses Frog Prince Etched Dies, as well as Jump for Joy Sentiments Clear Stamp Set. I love that the Frog Prince set has flowers and a mushroom in it along with the frog so that you can create a scene with the frog, or you can use them separately too.
To make this card:
TOP TIP: When cutting into a card base, I like to add a sheet of scrap paper between the back of the card base and the cutting plate. This way I do not get any indentations from the cutting mat onto the card. If the die does not cut all the way through, cut along the line with scissors to finish the cut.
MAKE A WISH
I thought I would create a tag using the same sets but this time, make the frog into a prince!
To make this tag:
Add ink blending to the bottom of the panel with aqua inks.
Die cut another panel of white cardstock using the same Essential Arches Etched Die. Score along the top to create a hinge. Add adhesive to the hinge and adhere to the back of the stencilled panel to create an arch shaped card base.
TOP TIP: I like using the hinge method to create shaped card bases, but you could also die cut into a card base, like I did with the first card too. Just remember to have the edge of the die overlapping the fold to keep it intact!
I hope you have enjoyed seeing my projects today. Thank you so much for visiting and I hope you have a wonderful day!
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Thin foam tape, black twine, Altenew Green Valley Fresh Dye Inks, Altenew Enchanted Garden Fresh Dye Inks, Altenew Sweet Dream Fresh Dye Inks, Altenew Coffee Break Fresh Dye Inks.
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