Stacked Fringe Die Cuts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on April 26, 2018

Stacked Fringe Die Cuts

Hi stampers! Ilina here today with a fun card using minimal stamping. April is my birthday month, so making a birthday card was suiting. ;) For my card I decided to use the Fiesta Fringe Fancy Die along with the Decorative Edge Fancy Die. 

I die cut the fringe 6 times, 2 each from Pool, Sunshine and Midnight Layering Papers. Then I cut them in half lengthwise and trimmed to 3 3/4" in length. 

I made the panel from Snow Layering Paper measuring 3 3/4" x 5 1/2". I adhered the first fringe on the bottom. Next I adhered the second at 1/2" from the first one. I kept up with this until all 6 fringes were adhered.  

Next, I stamped the sentiment from Birthday Messages using Intense Black ink. I trimmed a thin strip from Pool Layering Papers and tied some Pool twine. For the top, I used the Decorative Edge Fancy Die to cut two pieces, one each from Pool and Sunshine Layering Papers. Adhered to my panel and trimmed the edges. I adhered the panel to a Midnight Folded Note Card (warm gray) and added some pearls. 

Thank you for stopping by and hope you are inspired to create something today!

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