Do you LOVE roses? If your answer is yes, then you will LOVE Stampin' Up! Rose Garden. It is a wonderfully versatile die that I will show you how to use in many different layouts. This post focuses on the die cut out itself and using it in partnership with its negative.
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| A Crafty Cat: Stampin' Up! Rose Garden Thinlits die x Yu |
Crushed Curry and Whisper White created by Yu to Real Red and Whisper White - very stunning...
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| A Crafty Cat: Stampin' Up! Rose Garden Thinlits die x Leanne and Jan |
Real Red on Whisper White with the highlight of a gold butterfly and gold sequence. Stunning...
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| A Crafty Cat: Stampin' Up! Rose Garden Thinlits die x Rose Christian |
My example I made for the girls, simply Whisper White on Real Red, remounted on Whisper White.
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| A Crafty Cat: Stampin' Up! Rose Garden Thinlits die |
Blackberry Bliss and Perfect Plum - it looks like Rich Razzleberry under this lighting doesn't it!
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| A Crafty Cat: Stampin' Up! Rose Wonder |
Early Espresso base, Daffodil Delight and the gold wink of Stella to colour the rose...Something a little more neutral in colour!
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| A Crafty Cat: Stampin' Up! Rose Wonder |
The cards were so easy and quick to create, and the class attendees loved their creations. Join me at my next post, to see the die used as a mask.
Yours in paper craft,
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