- Placed it upside-down on a soft mouse pad and embossed veins into the leaf.
- Turned it right-side up and lightly rubbed 3 different ink pads over it to enhance the veins and create coloring that better went with my card.
- Stamped the sentiment on it.
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Enhanced Die Cut
Obviously I've been in the mood to create Thanksgiving cards, lately! Here is a gate-fold card on it's side. The background is from a napkin like I did here. The focal is a leaf I cut on my Silhouette. Initially it looked very out of place, so I messed with it a bit to make it look more like I wanted. Here's what I did:
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