DIE CUT MASKING CARD

Posted on October 11, 2016 in Cards, Die Cutting, Recent Works, Techniques, Tutorials

I love to use die cuts in my creations and, with this masking technique, I can stamp with die cuts.  In this card I used a die to create a mask with masking paper and Kaleidacolor Ink. Take a look at my card and let me show you how you can make one just like it:

Directions:

1. Choose the die cut that you want to use and cut a large piece of masking paper. 
2. Pass the die cut through the big shot using the masking paper. 
3. Carefully remove and keep all the pieces from the die cut. Is very important to keep the negative parts.
   
4. Take the die cut form and separate the adhesive layer. 
5. Paste the die cut piece exactly where do you want to have it. 
6. Take the negative part and separate from the adhesive. 
7. Paste in place around of the original die cut, including all the inside details. 
8. Remove the original die cut
   
9. Apply the ink over the masking area using sponge daubers. I used a combination of colors between Kaleidacolor Tomato Vine and Fresh Greens. 
10. When you finalize the coloring process, you can remove the masking paper and enhance some details if you want.
    
11. To complement the decoration, Ink a piece of very vanilla card stock with Versamark and cover it with Vintage Plum Embossing Powder. Melt with the heat tool. Cut the word Blessings with a die cut.
    
12. Paste your die cut. Assemble your card and stamp the complement to your sentiment using one of the colors from Kaleidacolor Tomato Vine.
    

SUPPLY LIST:

Imagine Crafts

• Kaleidacolor: : Tomato Vine and Fresh Greens
• VersaMark
• Embossing Powder: Vintage Plum
• Craft Mat
• Tear It! Tape
• Sponge Daubers

Other:

• Masking Paper.
• Card stock
• Acorn Foliage Die Cut by Die-Namites
• Blessing Die Cut by Gina Marie Designs
• Autumn Stamp Set by Hero Arts