Hello crafty friends! Vic here with you today and I am sharing some sweet cards from the Windows with a View by Tina Smith Collection. I absolutely adore this beautiful collection and you can have hours of fun die-cutting! There are so many dies in this wonderful collection you will be spoiled for choice! I love the fact that you can also create so many different scenes too for all your cards and projects.
This collection is available on February 10th, 2024.
For my last project, I made a fun shaker card! I used the Coastal escape View Etched Dies which are just adorable! I also used the A-2 Matting Basics B Card Creator Etched Dies, for my card base and card panel. I die-cut my card panel using some white card and added some leaves that were also die cut in white card. Using the Coastal escape View Etched Dies I made my circle shaker panel and I added in some seaweed, starfish, and a shell to my scene. I filled this up with sequins and popped this onto my card. To finish off the card I stamped a sweet sentiment using the Sending Sunshine Sentiments Clear Stamp Set.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other supplies
Light Blue Pigment Ink, Light Pink Pigment Ink, Green Pigment Ink, Yellow Pigment Ink, acetate, sequins, foam pads.
Thank you so much for stopping by on the Spellbinders blog today, I had so much fun making these cards and I hope you do too! If you want to come and say hello you can visit me on my blog or Instagram.
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