Well how seriously exciting is this! Today I am so honoured to be part of Spellbinders® Summer Sneak Peek and Giveaway sharing with you today's projects along with Linda Lucas. I created two projects with the the new Glass Effects and Conversation bubble 4 die sets.
These die sets are seriously so much fun and so so versatile! I hope you find that as you get your hot little hands on them as I did! I am going to show you a number of different ways I have used them today (I have so many more! But we'll wait for another blog post for that)
Given the strong trendy and modern feel these dies I really wanted to create something with that feel. The die is really strongly suited to cards as such a fantastic background as you can see above, but I wanted to show you just how lovely it can be on a layout as well!
Here are the supplies list again in case you missed it in the video.
Spellbinders Products Used:
S4-451 - Glass effects
S5-138 – Conversation bubble
ES-006 – So Trendy (under the top layer of bunting flags)
S5-086 – Bitty Blossom - Flowers
S6-009 – Font One Uppercase - title
GC-001 Spellbinders® Grand Calibur® Machine
Prefered Partners:
Tsukineko® Delacata Ink pad - Gold
Cross Promotional Products:
Tattered Angels Glimmermist - Patina
Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® Whipped Spackle
Other Supplies (non-partners):
Tinby Designs Metallic Melts "Gold Nugget"
Here are some detail pics of the fun elements these dies create on this layout
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A little more inspiration...
So I have already shown you 2 ways that the new Glass effects Die can be used, and here is a third along with another couple of uses for the conversation bubble 4! Don't you thing that clouds make the cutest ice-creams! I do, and I especially love this one with the stitching, and conversation pointer looking as though the ice-cream is dripping down the cone.
I SCREAM - YOU SCREAM -
WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICE-CREAM!!
Now for for a little tutorial to help you create your own!
TUTORIAL:
Create a card base from white cardstock folded in half to 6 x 7"
Cut/emboss using the Spellbinders Grand Callibur machine the 5 x 7 Matting Basics B #7 Die from some pattern paper, and layer onto the card base
Next, using the frame of the Glass effects die set, cut/emboss with some contrasting pattern paper add some twine with a bow and and layer onto the above cardstock as pictured.
To create the cone, simply EMBOSS only the glass effects die with some Kraft cardstock then cut it as big as you wish with some scissors. Add this to the cards as pictured with some foam squares underneath
Cut/emboss the larger conversation bubble from pink cardstock and embellish with some enamel dots, and layer this with some additional foam onto the Ice-cream cone
Cut/emboss the smaller of the conversation bubbles from white cardstock and using the Spellbinders Tool'n One, poke out the stitching de-bossed areas
FLIP OVER the white conversation bubble and use it to trace the shape onto some pink cardstock. Cut this shape out slightly larger than the line using it as a guide
Layer the white and pink Conversation bubbles and add your stamped sentiment and add this to your card with some foam squares.
Spellbinders Products Used:
S4-451 - Glass effects
S5-138 – Conversation bubble
S6-002 – 5 x 7 Matting Basics B
Prefered Partners:
Tsukineko® StazOn Ink pad - Jet Black
Cross Promotional Products:
My Mind's Eye Enamel dots - teal
Faber-Castell® Design Memory Craft® Whipped Spackle
Bazzill Cardstock - White, Kraft & Pink
Other Products:
Pattern Paper - Echo Park & Jillibean Soup
Sentiment stamp
Here are a couple of detail pics to make your mouth water for Ice-cream!
I hope you have enjoyed my share today and pop back real soon!
Awesome tutorial! I love that you used the negative of the die cut. Both projects are really creative.
ReplyDeleteThree fantastic projects and to see an ice-cream cone made out of that die is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteAmazing project all of them hun and some really great new dies too.
ReplyDeleteLove that glass effects die. Great video as always.
ReplyDeleteFantastic projects. I think the die-cut looks amazing as a LO background piece. That card is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWonderful creating here, love that die, looks great on your layout.. and love the ice cream cone you created as well!!
ReplyDeleteWhat great Spellbinders dies - love the way you used them in both
ReplyDeleteprojects. What I loved too is the way you made the background of
the layout. These two dies could be very useful in my Spellbinders
collection!!
Oh my, The glass effects die is amazing! This is going to be a must have!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!! Love the video and the glass effects!
ReplyDeleteWOW - what a WONDERFUL introduction to these CRAFTY DELIGHTS!!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION and tutorials Beck, SO MUCH I want to BUY, SO MUCH I want to TRY :)
Love the ice cream cone! Thanks for showing different ways of using the dies.
ReplyDeleteVery nice projects - thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe layout is amazing - you all are inspiring me so much to use the "cut-out" pieces of my dies....just usually don't want to take the time....but love how you used them on the layout. I love the colors of the card, as well.
ReplyDeleteYour ice cream cone looks good enough to eat!! Love all of the creations you made! TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat job with these fun new dies, Beck!
ReplyDeleteI think my hubby would like the glass effect die to use in his creations, I love how you used it for the waffle cone, very cute!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your layout. It's fantastic. And what an amazing idea about the ice cream - it really shows how versatile the dies are. Thanks for the inspiration! Hugs! xx
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful projects! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFantastic layout, very creative. Great papers, colors and elements.
ReplyDeleteSue
http://suek86401.blogspot.com/
Both projects are awesome.
ReplyDeleteBeck,
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout...but I have to tell you, I love the ice cream cone...I'm an ice cream-holic.
Great video thank you!! xx
ReplyDeleteThat ice cream cone idea is awesome! I really want those dies now!
ReplyDeleteFantastic job with the new dies. I love what you did with the glass effect die on the scrapbook page. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteI love all those projects you created with these dies. So clever with the ice cream cone idea.
ReplyDeleteOMG -- MUST HAVE these dies -- your SB page is FABULOUS and then you REALLY had me @ ice cream cone, as I can barely make it thru a day w/out a cone filled with fat-free frozen vanilla yogurt -- YUM!!! LOVE these fabby new dies TOTALLY!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I love all your projects! Great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous projects I really like the way you used all the elements on the layout! Great new dies! Thank You for sharing and the video tut.
ReplyDeleteWell, this is a die I definitely need! Love the look! Your tutorial is EXCELLENT....the idea of glue with a baby wipe is awesome! And love your ice cream cone!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! The scrapbook page is amazing. And the ice cream card is so cute! Great job ob both projects!
ReplyDeleteReally loved the use of both dies in such varied ways. Thanks for sharing your tutorials.
ReplyDeleteSuch a creative use of the dies! Love the mixed media!
ReplyDeleteLove your scrapbook page and your card. The dies are great too. TFS
ReplyDeleteYou've showcased this die with beauty and creative inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration for using these dies. Love, love, love that Shattered Glass die. It will go on my list of wants. Your creative inspiration is awesome. Great projects and cards.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun projects. Love the way you used the background die and the speech bubble on the ice cream cone.
ReplyDeleteIt's all so cool! The ice cream cone is inspired! xx
ReplyDeleteHow amazing is all of that gold in your first project
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat die. I could see so many possibilities. Going on in my head right now with that.
ReplyDeleteAmazing projects. Love how you used the dies you were assigned. Your tutorial was soooooo informative. I learned a lot of new techniques. I see you're an outside-the-box kind of girl. Love that! Was a little disappointed not to hear you speak; however, I understand the taping had to be speeded up to fit all you did into the time frame. Outstanding!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I love the new dies!
ReplyDeleteFantastic video!! Love all the ways you showed how to use the dies!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous Layout! That Conversation Bubble Die is going to be a hit! Thanks so much for the video. It was oh so helpful.
ReplyDeleteSensational Beck! Love both projects - so clever!
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw this glass effects die, my mind was already visualizing how I could alternate the colors inside those negative spaces, but the layout you created sent me into a completely different direction! I love the use of embossing paste and glitter for the background! What a fantastic layout! I love the ice cream cone too! Creative and beautiful projects!
ReplyDeleteall your projects are fabulous!!! but your layout is amazing and so beautiful, i love this new die!
ReplyDeleteI just love what you do... love that ice cream cone :) Sooooo cute !!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the look of the glass effects. Definitely have to get this die. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat layout. Interesting die. I think this would be great for guy cards or that tweenage group. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! I especially love that yummy ice cream card. Neat idea to use the conversation bubble as the ice cream! Thanks so much for sharing your talent!
ReplyDeleteWow, the new dies are beautiful!! They are making my mouth water!!!
ReplyDeleteLove,love,love these Beck ! Loved hearing your voice on your video,miss you !!
ReplyDeleteI have so got to start getting my hands dirty. Love the die you used as a stencil. the glitter is fab. So easy to do so why havent i done it. thanks for the inspiration.
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