Posts Tagged ‘On Film Framelit Dies’
It Takes a Lot of Steps to Make a Big Hit
I saw the title of this post on a Polaroid marketing page. I believe this is a Polaroid camera. At least it looks like the one my Uncle Chris had back in the day. Either way, the slogan is very fitting for this card as well; Lots of steps of grunging, sponging & layering to make a Big Hit.
Inspired by: Sandi MacIver
Non-Stampin' UP: Dies by Dave
Hot Mess
My dear friend Cheryl Renth is affectionately known at "Hot Mess'. Her son is getting married and she designed this Save the Date announcement for the upcoming nuptials. Joshua is an IT professional so she created this card using the Stampin’ UP! Envelope Punch Board to make a file folder. The film strip effect was made using couples engagement photos and the OnFilm Framelit Dies. Tucked inside is a real floppy disk that has the announcement on the label. How stinkin’ cute is that. Cheryl is an out-of-the-box designer and I admire & love her creative talents.
I suppose you’re wondering why I have this project on my blog. Well that’s because I heeeelllllped. I was the puncher-outer of all those tiny holes in the film strip diecuts. I am now so proficient with the film strip framelit that I could teach a class on it. Perhaps I will.
Thanks Cheryl for your friendship and allowing me to feature your project on my blog.
Stamps: Remember This & That Rotary Stamp
Ink: Stazon Black
Cardstock: Basic Black and Smokey Slate
Tools & Accessories: Sizzix Big Shot, On Film Framelit Dies, Epic Day This & That Washi Tape, Sticky Strip
Top Secret Tip: Waxed Paper (between cardstock & die.)