Hi Dear friends!
I'be ended up with three fun and interesting backgrounds. The rest was to come up with sentiments and finishing touches.
So, here are all three cards made with Nesting Hexagons Cover Plate. Which one is you favorite? I honestly can't chose:)
Daria here. For today's post I was playing with Nesting Hexagons Cover plate from the latest January release. And of course, it was all about in-laid.
I die cut several panels: from white, dark blue, turquoise and gold glitter cardstock (the last one only pancially). Then, the fun began. I spent an evening playing with different pieces, finding them a perfect place. With this type of geometric pattern, it is rather easy to made an in-lay technique, as many pieces are similar. I found inlaid to be a kind of relaxing and therapeutic:)
I'be ended up with three fun and interesting backgrounds. The rest was to come up with sentiments and finishing touches.
I have decided to use three different types of sentiment with different placement.
The first one is the cleanest and the simplest: just white stripes with stamped black sentiment (from You're Pretty stamp set). I think, it works good when you don't want to distract from the cool background created.
For second background, I decided to use bright and big sentiment to make a focal point. Contrast pink makes the job. Sentiment is from You're Pretty stamp set. It is one of my favorites from the last year.
Finally, third background got die-cut sentiment from white cardstock. I stucked a few of Love word to make more dimensional.
Thanks so much for stopping by, and have a great day!
Hugs,
Daria.
Neat&Tangled Products used:
Nesting Hexagons Cover Plate
Love Notes - Nice and Neat Dies
You're Pretty Stamp Set
You're Pretty - Nece and Neat Dies
Neat&Tangled Products used:
Nesting Hexagons Cover Plate
Love Notes - Nice and Neat Dies
You're Pretty Stamp Set
You're Pretty - Nece and Neat Dies
Loved the inlaid geometric pattern ,Wonderful cards !
ReplyDeleteVery cool designs!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love the colors and way to use the die.
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards! The inlaid technique is super cool on this pattern! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards with fabulous colour palettes. This geometric design is so fab. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards!
ReplyDeletehugs