Hi all,
I have a very simple CAS card to share with you also a new technique to those who have not tried it yet.
Let's check out the card first.
This card is Inspired from Sid's version here. I have taken the concept of using washi tapes for die cut pieces and used it in my card.
Now What is In-laid die cutting?
It is basically die cutting your CS, then coloring or texturing it or embellish the die cut and then simply put it back in place from where it was cut out.
This creates a CUT yet NOT CUT effect. The die cut is in laid in the card itself :)
Here is how I went about creating this card.
First I lined up some washis in strips of alternating colors
I have used nesting scallop circles of two coordinating sixes and cut out from both CS and washi paper.
Then I just assembled it with the Washi outline circle. I have used the remaining negatives in the inside of the card.
Linking this to CASology Week 191 = WASHI
Let me know how it is guys!!
I have a very simple CAS card to share with you also a new technique to those who have not tried it yet.
Let's check out the card first.
In-laid Die Cut CAS Card |
This card is Inspired from Sid's version here. I have taken the concept of using washi tapes for die cut pieces and used it in my card.
Now What is In-laid die cutting?
It is basically die cutting your CS, then coloring or texturing it or embellish the die cut and then simply put it back in place from where it was cut out.
This creates a CUT yet NOT CUT effect. The die cut is in laid in the card itself :)
Here is how I went about creating this card.
First I lined up some washis in strips of alternating colors
In-laid Die Cut CAS Card |
I have used nesting scallop circles of two coordinating sixes and cut out from both CS and washi paper.
In-laid Die Cut CAS Card |
In-laid Die Cut CAS Card |
Then I just assembled it with the Washi outline circle. I have used the remaining negatives in the inside of the card.
In-laid Die Cut CAS Card |
In-laid Die Cut CAS Card-Inside |
Let me know how it is guys!!
Uma, glad I gave you inspiration as the variations are endless..... this looks fab ! Thanks for the mention and the link !
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by Sid!!!
Deletewhat a clever idea, Uma! I like the simple design. Less is definitely more!
ReplyDeleteRegina*
Thanks a ton Regina
DeleteA great way to use washi! Thanks for taking the time to explain how you created your lovely card!
ReplyDeleteThanks also for joining us at Casology.. hope to see more of your work soon!
Thank you for dropping by Hannelie!!
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