I am part of the most wonderful blog hop, with super talented demonstrators from all over the world! Please be sure to check out all their work below!
The theme this month is "Love is all you need" and I have a really sweet friend on my mind today. My dear friend Carol was diagnosed with breast cancer last week, and she's going in for surgery today. I plan on sending her both these cards. She is a blessing to so many and to me!
I have been a woman on a mission playing with the freezer paper technique I have to share with you today.
The steps are pretty basic:
As far as the big shot tips, after showing "how easy" my dies were to cut, i had some trouble and left it in there so you could see how I fixed it. If you have trouble sometimes with intricate cuts, below are two graphics that can help you with your sandwich when cutting intricate dies. To see a video all about cutting intricate cuts, check out this video.
Here is another example I made using the same technique and the Bloomin Love Bundle also by Stampin' Up! and I used the above guide for the intricate cut, making it MUCH easier to get a clean cut than before. Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share with you today.
The theme this month is "Love is all you need" and I have a really sweet friend on my mind today. My dear friend Carol was diagnosed with breast cancer last week, and she's going in for surgery today. I plan on sending her both these cards. She is a blessing to so many and to me!
I have been a woman on a mission playing with the freezer paper technique I have to share with you today.
The steps are pretty basic:
- Cut some freezer paper (found at the grocery store) out with a big shot die.
- Iron it on your paper.
- Watercolor on top. (glitter optional too)
- Use a heat gun and a pair of paper snips to lift the watercolor paper.
- Fill in any imperfections with a white gel pen
- Finish your card.
As far as the big shot tips, after showing "how easy" my dies were to cut, i had some trouble and left it in there so you could see how I fixed it. If you have trouble sometimes with intricate cuts, below are two graphics that can help you with your sandwich when cutting intricate dies. To see a video all about cutting intricate cuts, check out this video.
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Here is another example I made using the same technique and the Bloomin Love Bundle also by Stampin' Up! and I used the above guide for the intricate cut, making it MUCH easier to get a clean cut than before. Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share with you today.
Please be sure to check out all of the other talented demonstrators on today's hop!
Love,
Selene Kempton
stamp4fun.net
Love this wonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love this Selene, I think yours is front runner for my fave of the whole blog hop, love the softness xo
ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful, Selene. It's soft and feminine and I love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteooooh so pretty. I have to try this. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLove it Selene. This is a new technique to me. Gonna have to try it! Thanks for joining this month. Happy hopping and God Bless, ~Cynthia <><
ReplyDeleteI am all over the rose card!!!!! So lovely and gorgeous!!!! LOVE it and the heart card as well. Thank you for sharing Selene!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning Selene! I have never heard of freezer paper, but I am on a mission to find some so I can try this awesome technique! Carol will love this very special card you made for her! <3
ReplyDeleteThank so much for the awesome technique! Can't wait to try it! Beautiful work as always, Selene!
ReplyDeleteI'm going out for Freezer Paper tomorrow! Thank you for this fabulous technique.
ReplyDeleteCarol will love these cards. She's been in my prayers all day today!
What a great technique and such a beautiful card! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteGreat card just love the colors. Angexx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Selene!! Thanks for sharing the technique. Looking forward to using the technique.
ReplyDeleteWOW what a super fun technique. I saw Kristina use these freezer papers as well, but I don't think we have that in the supermarket here. I will go out and check if it is somewhere available now I have seen you work with it.
ReplyDeleteSUper fun! Thank you for your inspiration. <3
Such a pretty card and amazing technique! I absolutely love it!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Selene! Your first project is one of my most popular pins this week and is being highlighted on my blog today. Thanks for sharing. Kylie xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Selene...I haven't done that technique in a long time...time to try it again. I especially love the bold colors done with it! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are stunning ;o)
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful!
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