Shaped Cards Using Infinity Dies - Hero Arts
Posted by Jessica Frost-Ballas on August 09, 2019

Shaped Cards Using Infinity Dies

Good morning! Jess here with a sparkly shaped card using our Nesting Cloud Infinity Dies!

I wish you could see it in person because it just glows with sparkle but photos will have to do for today! :) I started by stamping the dragon, flame, and birthday cake from Dragons and Unicorns onto Dove White Hero Hues cardstock with Intense Black Ink and colored them with Copics before die-cutting them with the coordinating dies.

Then I die-cut four Nesting Cloud Infinity Dies from Vellum, Dove White Hero Hues cardstock, and silver glitter cardstock. I die-cut the largest cloud from white cardstock and vellum and scored the top of the white cardstock. I applied adhesive above the score line and then adhered it to the vellum to create a folded card base. I layered the two smaller clouds together and adhered my little birthday scene. Then I stamped the sentiment from Dragons and Unicorns onto the vellum panel with Clear Embossing Ink and heat-embossed it with Silver Sparkle Embossing Powder. Finally I added a few accents with a white gel pen and added a lot of Snowfall Glitter using an old paintbrush and Crystal Clear Lacquer!

Thanks so much for stopping by today and have a fabulous weekend!

11 comments

Absolutely adorable!

renee milner,

Super cute and fun!!

Cindy C.,

So whimsical

Bonnie Reyes,

Such a sweet and fun card! Love the idea of a cloud shaped card. Thanks for sharing!

Michele W,

Jessica, this is so cute and very clever card. Thanks for sharing.

Joan,

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