Stamping & Die-cutting with new products from Altenew

1

Posted on 2nd May 2016 by Barbara Daines
Filed under Card Making Ideas

Hi everyone, Barbara here with a tutorial for making a card with the pretty stamps from Altenew. These stamps are rapidly gaining popularity in the UK, especially as there is a matching die, and as we all know....life is far too short to 'fussy-cut',  if there is a die we can use wink

First I stamped the images....there is a technique with Altenew stamps where you stamp in various shades of a similar colour to get the shading effect.....great idea if you don't like colouring. This pic shows the 3 stages for inking the flowers

Cut

Next I used the matching dies to cut out the various pieces....

Add

I cut a 6" x 6" piece of card from white linen, then used a Spellbinder die to make a contrasting border in smooth black cardstock. This was adhered to the white card.

Img 1557

A very simple sentiment was stamped in Versamark, then heat-embossed in white.

Img 1558

I matted the whole topper onto new lilac smooth, white linen and black smooth card stock.

Img 1560

All I then needed to do was mount the pieces into a desired design, then add a few sequins.

Full Size Render(108)

The 7" x 7" base card was made with 'new lilac smooth'.

Well, that's it from me until next time....hope you can leave a comment (or question) if you've enjoyed this tutorial.

Catch you soon, Barbara.

Tagged: papercraft tutorials, card making tutorial, card making ideas, card making technique

1 thought on “Stamping & Die-cutting with new products from Altenew”

Jean Iddeson

06th May 2016 at 9:48 p.m.

Loved watching your tutorials Barbara love making cards and boxes with your beautiful coloured card I get your card from Crafty Company Fleetwood a great Craft Shop love picking all the different colours and putting them in the box.They are great for using on my favourite machine the big shot cutting all my dies .Hope I am lucky enough to win all the goodies Thanks again for the beautiful card you make.

Leave A Comment

Please be aware that all comments are moderated to ensure they abide by our Community Rules.