Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Golden Quilt


I love this MFT stitched quilt die, and today I've used it a little differently. I started by placing all the negative pieces on a sheet of plain cardstock that was covered all over with adhesive. I followed the pattern of the quilt die, but left spaces between the snippets and once it was all finished, I sprinkled gold embossing powder all over and heat set it. I see a few spots that need touching up, but it was a great way to use up all these negative pieces left over from a previous cutting where I used just the outline of the die. I used a Lawn Fawn stitched snowflake die - one in embossed gold and the other in vanilla and adhered them with a gold brad. The sentiment is a die from Kaisercraft and it was done on a gold heat-embossed scrap of white card.

I'm sharing this over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge which is "Christmas" and they're showcasing MFT products.

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!

Carol

18 comments:

  1. A beautiful card Carol, such a fabulous design.
    Pauline
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  2. I really like this die (It's on my wish list) You do such creative cards using it. Very nicely done!

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  3. Shiny, sparkly, and gorgeous!!! I love all the gold on here Carol. You have so much patience to add all the negatives back and it's beautiful. Love that big snowflake.
    Lynn

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  4. What a lovely card Carol. The die looks wonderful and how useful for all year round. Barbxx

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  5. Very cool! I love using the negative pieces, too. They just seem to scream "don't throw me away!"

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  6. What a beautiful elegant card Carol! I love how you used your negative pieces for this card. Helps get them used up instead of throwing them away. I always love when I see this die being used, it always makes for a beautiful card. This die is on my wish list as well! lol Hugs, Brenda

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  7. This quilting die is very beautiful and you have made a very accurate job recycling all the white pieces!! The gold embossing in the outlines lokks great!! Stunning! And the snowflake gives a very elegant touch to your card!

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  8. Gorgeous card! I really like how this came out. The gold embossing really sparkles.

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  9. How very clever of you to use the negative pieces and beautifully too.

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  10. loving the gold on your card :) and my fave stitched snowflake dies!!! thank you for your sweet comment on my blog and for playing along with us at simon says stamp wednesday challenge!

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  11. What a wonderful way to use your negative pieces. It came out just amazing. I also love the sentiment. Have a wonderful evening.

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  12. Beautiful card Carol, love the design looks similar to what I just designed on the cameo.xx { aNNie}

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  13. WOW!! This is totally amazing!! I just love the kraft color in this along with your sentiment and pretty snowflake!! STUNNING! :)

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  14. This is gorgeous! The piecing looks fantastic and I adore the white and gold! Thanks so much for playing along with us over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!

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  15. Love, Love Love it! I bought this die (2 of 'em!) after seeing you use it. Still a NBUS. The extra will be blog candy one of these days. This looks very pretty with the tan & cream, The texture puts me in mind of the soft suede leather. A wonderful take on a Christmas card with the delicate snow stars in the center. You are the Queen of the fiddly pieces!! TFS & Hugs.

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  16. Well, duh...I didn't enlarge the pic, as I was so entranced with the design. Thought the background was a suede-y tan, but after enlarged, saw that the gold was sprinkled over it. What a pretty look, and aren't you brilliant to do that!!!

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