Extra Papercuts

 Finding I needed some cards to send I did some more papercuts. This time I used alcohol inks on acetate for background and same colours on card for frame. I also used the presscut set of frames with inverted corners which is a new favourite
Other cards use pixie powders and acetate for the backgrounds.

what can we do with a die?

As you know I always look for many ways of using any die or stamp we get in but John Lockwood recently bought out a set of lattice corner dies that can be used in many ways.
I initially set about seeing what combinations I could get and some of these are in first picture. This process could go on for ages with all of the combinations that could be done and I'll do more as I get time.
I then set about using these on cards. I deliberately made these fairly simple so that the way the background die was used can be seen. I also tried to use "flatter" flowers than on my last lot of flower cards making them easier for posting.

Fairy Papercuts

 You have seen a couple of these on my last post alongside the floral papercuts. This time I looked at muti backgrounds with the reinkers from Izink, pixie powders, brayered etc. I just want to keep going with all of the backgrounds I could try out with these dies.

Floral Papercuts

I love using the papercuts as you can play about with so many backgrounds. Here I looked at using alcohol  inks , glitter as well as mixed methods with inkpad colouring, pixie powders and gilding polishes.

the two cards above were done today as cards I needed to send but again using alcohol inks (backgrounds on acetate and frames  on shiny card). Love this new presscut die  with the corners cut off that I've used on first frame

Wildlife

This idea sprang from the new Macaw  and peacock stamps from woodware. I did however then sell my peacock stamps so substituted some others I have in my stash until they come in again.
I next looked on the shelf to see what other wildlife items I had to sell and found there were a number of stencils - elephants, fish, butterflies, dragonflies etc and so tried a few techniques with these which could be used on any of them.  Dragonfly dies are a carry over from earlier but still for sale so included.

 this is still a work in progress as with my previous FRIENDS post.