Posted by Spellbinders Paper Arts
on October 21, 2017
Every time I get a new die, I size it up and look at all the pieces. Most often people contemplate what they can do with the 'main die'. Well, there is treasure in the details because some of the runner ups in a die set have their own claim to fame. Hi there, I'm Becca Feeken with Amazing Paper Grace and today I'm sharing a ''One Die'' card that gets that title because it makes use of a 'Repeating Motif'! A supporting die is perfect for this type of technique moreover it will have you thinking about about what else is in the package while vowing never to leave a die behind.
Overlap left die onto right die, then use a clear glue product, like Ranger Glossy Accents, to sparingly attach one piece to the other.
Find the best real estate to put strips of doubly stacked foam tape to secure your project and raise it.
Looking for easy? This is easy. Cut repeating motifs, stack them together to compose a striking focal panel for your card, and you're done! I hope this will let you look at some of your supporting dies in a new way!!
Sending hugs!
Becca Feeken – www.amazingpapergrace.com
Building A Repeating Motif
Overlap left die onto right die, then use a clear glue product, like Ranger Glossy Accents, to sparingly attach one piece to the other.
Find the best real estate to put strips of doubly stacked foam tape to secure your project and raise it.
Looking for easy? This is easy. Cut repeating motifs, stack them together to compose a striking focal panel for your card, and you're done! I hope this will let you look at some of your supporting dies in a new way!!
Sending hugs!
Becca Feeken – www.amazingpapergrace.com
