Hello there, Michelle Short here, and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog today sharing three projects using the Happy Hour Collection. This fabulous collection features cocktails that you can dress up for different seasons, some fun sentiments, an embossing folder, rectangle dies and a press plate.
Die cut drink part of the die from white cardstock and add ink blending using Distress Inks (Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn, and Rustic Wilderness). Splatter Distress Ink and shimmer spray on top and set aside to dry.
Once dry, adhere pieces together and then adhere behind the glass.
TIP: I decided not to use acetate for my glasses, but for a more realistic look, cut the inside piece of the glass from acetate and adhere behind one of the outside layers of the glass. You could also make a fun shaker this way too!
Die-cut Sunset in a Glass cocktail glass from white cardstock twice. Adhere one on top of another for added dimension.
Die cut drink part from white cardstock and add ink blending using Distress Inks (Squeezed Lemonade, Dried Marigold, Picked Raspberry and Festive Berries).
Splatter shimmer spray on top and set aside to dry.
This is such a fun collection! I really enjoyed dressing up the cocktails for different seasons! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you have a wonderful day!
My husband and I just loved these dies when they arrived. Such a brilliant idea and so much fun.
Well done Spellbinders, the designer really did think outside the box for these designs. Beautiful large dies. Packing shows ideas on how to use them clearly as does Spellbinders’ blog. Thank you everyone
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My husband and I just loved these dies when they arrived. Such a brilliant idea and so much fun.
Well done Spellbinders, the designer really did think outside the box for these designs. Beautiful large dies. Packing shows ideas on how to use them clearly as does Spellbinders’ blog. Thank you everyone