Let’s Use Dies ON Cards – Anya Lunchenko

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Hello cardmaking friends! I am so excited to share another set of cards with you! Every month, HKC kits provide many decorative options for your projects, but dies are often my favorite, since I consider them the embellishments that never end. Today I am showing you three metal dies used in two different card designs.

 

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For my first two cards, which share the same design, I used the Linked Hearts Background Metal Die. This intricate die adds such a delicate addition to the background of any project. A few of these die cut pieces can be used on layout. In addition to the Linked Hearts die, I also used a tag die from the Basic Shapes Metal Die Set. These tags are perfect size for cards.

 

For my second card option I used the “Foldable Tag With Window Die Set” as a pocket, and used another tag to add an unteractive element. The pocket was cut from one of the cardstock papers, and the tag came from the Project Life Kit. All cards were decorated with a floral clusters, which were made of flower embellishments and fussy cut floral pieces.

 

 

I hope you were inspired by today’s projects and will find a chance to use dies on your cards soon! Thank you for visiting HKC Blog and stop by again soon for more inspiration.

 

Want even more ways to use your dies and supplies? We put together a big roundup of card making ideas that’ll keep you crafting all weekend long.

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