Video: Masking with Infinity Dies & Fawn and Friends - Hero Arts
Posted by Lydia Fiedler on November 30, 2020

Video: Masking with Infinity Dies & Fawn and Friends

Hi friends! Lydia here with today's tutorial for a quick and easy masked vortex image created with our Circle Infinity Dies , used as a dimensional backdrop for the fluffy little owl from the Fawn and Friends combo . Infinity Dies make masked layered ink blending like this a snap! I always keep all the little scraps of masking paper in the container so that I can use them for fun projects like this.

I did a fun in-and-out dimensional card, with part of the imagery on the card front and part popped up through a die cut window, but I also show you in the video how to make the entire card perfectly flat if you desire.

I used Dandelion , Butter Bar and Orange Soda inks for my little vortex, and the sentiment from the Fawn and Friends combo is stamped on the inside of the card.

Enjoy the video and be sure and leave us a comment!

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3 comments

Gorgeous card Lydia.
Thank you so much for sharing and the video.
Stay safe and have a great day.

Henriëtte M.,

Fun card!

Barbara-Jean Kubik,

Very sweet card. Thanks for the die cutting tip!

Linda Crowley,

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