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The card above is made with the leftover watercolored die cut piece
I am adding this to The Cutting Edge Challenge #10
I went with the beautiful fall colors.
I watercolored my paper, ( I made a stencil from the negative piece so I had an idea when to change colors) die cut with the leaf die. Recut using green card stock, adhered it to my brown card stock then added the watercolor pieces to the green outline like a puzzle. Very easy and so much fun!
Poppy Stamps will be giving away this set of dies to one lucky winner. You have one week to leave a comment, the winner will be announced on the blog September 29, the more you comment the better your chance to win. Good Luck!
You should have arrived from: Sherry Hester’s Blog next on the hop is: Piali Biswas’s Blog If you lose your spot you can always go to the Poppystamps
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| [1084] DIES- Leaf Silhouette |
Oh my dear, Marybeth - I am in shock these are so beautiful. Do NOT stop at cards, with this design... they need frames!!!
ReplyDelete=] Michele
Did I mention I'd trade pasta for these? Ha!
These are gorgeous!! Thanks for being a part of the hop!
ReplyDeleteHI Marybeth! I love the watercolor effect you created - so colorful .. and even better that you used the positive and negative of the die cut!
ReplyDeleteSoooo pretty Marybeth!! Your watercolored leaves are splendid! I love how you used the cut out pieces AND the negative left over piece too! So creative!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth,
ReplyDeleteYou've created such pretty cards! I can't decide which one I prefer because they both are just so bright and cheerful!
Marybeth, what pretty cards. I think my favorite is the Just a Note card. So delicate and simply lovely...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love how you used green on the outline and the stitching on the other!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, this is a very eclusive card!! Creatieve groetjes, Anja
ReplyDeleteGorgeous color. Like it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, thank you for sharing them with us ;)
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteawww beatutiful and sweet cards!!!!! Love your blog and your works!!!!! Kisses Mary :)
ReplyDeleteGreat inlay of colors. Beautiful card.
ReplyDelete:O this looks like it was SO difficult to create - so time-consuming. yet it's something I could totally do! thanks for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful Marybeth!! That leaf die is terrific, love how it fills the card!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteI love fall too! I love what you've done with these wonderful dies, I especially love the inlay work.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of dies to use. Love the versatility and the in-lay technique.
ReplyDeleteLove the card, your technique and colors. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletehi Marybeth, two beautiful cards, love the die you have used on both cards, one so colourful and the next so delicate..
ReplyDeletepam
Love the color combination
ReplyDeletevery nice Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteAnother jaw dropping stunning card! I love the outline and those water colored leaves are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Great way to use the dies.
ReplyDeletePretty card!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea. I love it...xx
ReplyDeleteI love the technique you used to create these cards! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuperb leaves on this creation.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
Fall is so beautiful, and you captured the colors..Love the card.
ReplyDeleteI love the watercolor effect. I gotta try it out. And the autumn leave die is terrific. I have a few ideas for that die
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are gorgeous - this means I must have the die!
ReplyDeleteAutumn amazing! Love your talent for simply elegant, stunners!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love this technique, it's quickly becoming one of my most favorite.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Sara Tann
Would never have thought to use the die cut as a mask and guide for water coloring! Thanks for the inspiration and lovely cards.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful fall leaves! I love how you used the outcuts to make another beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteWow Marybeth! I love this card. It is definitely different and I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteBello!
Ivette
Wow what a bright and colorful design :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty I don't have this die but I do have the butterflies that I can try this with. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYour cards are really Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen this technique before. The leaves just pop off the page. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Great technique.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful autumn leaves:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration and lovely cards. Amazing technique!
ReplyDeleteGreat concept for that second card.
ReplyDeleteTheresa K
Your cards are AWESOME! Love the negative dies. So cool. TFS
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! So smart looking, love how the colors work together. Blessings, Lisa
ReplyDeleteOMG!! love it!! love both of them! my favorite the one with leftover die cut!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love those leaves!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG! Leaves are my number one, fave thing! TFS!
ReplyDeletekren@
http://afourthlife.blogspot.com
You are spot on! The gold is lovely and the rest is yummy as well!
ReplyDeletekren@
http://afourthlife.blogspot.com
this is a beautiful card
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and so unique. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are great treatment of leaves. I really like the blending of colors
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Loved the fall colors.
ReplyDeleteJuanita from Rockville.
I love the watercolor look, so pretty. Super card!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used both the positive and the negative water color you created.
ReplyDeleteGostei do seu cartão, bem diferente!
ReplyDeleteMarlei
Brasil
Gorgeous card. I love the leaves and how you colored the inside of the leaves.
ReplyDeleteThis is be a. Such gorgeous leaves.
ReplyDeleteFall has such beautiful colors and you chose perfectly for your cards.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and vibrant.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful use of this die, so pretty! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty card! Gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteStunning in the simplicity. What a creative way to use the die.
ReplyDeleteMarybeth...these are just breath takingly beautiful! Wonderful fall colors too. So so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful! What a fantastic way to use this die. I think I might even like the one with the leftover piece best...it looks like stitching to me on the card.
ReplyDeleteMade this card as well and it came out pretty well..yours is way more professional looking than mine is, but mine looks good.
ReplyDeleteJudyS
Hello Marybeth
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use the die this way. I just love this card and it's bright colours.
Hugs from the Netherlands,Hanny♥,
http://tierelantijntjes.blogspot.nl
The negative and positive looks are both awesome!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I saw this die I thought of trying the inlaid technique. Love it with watercolor!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very cool way to use the die, and also to make a dimensional card, which is easily mailed! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards. Such elegant design.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Marybeth. Way to use the outline for another card.
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique -very playful ...
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of using the negative and positive parts of the die! Your cards are terrific!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Love this technique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous pair of cards you made. Love that beautiful watercolored paper, and how you used all your extras.
ReplyDeleteThe leaves are spectacular! but must confess that I really like the outline scrap card!
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful! I LOVE them!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so vibrant and such a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteLove the gorgeous colors of those leaves, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteAnd the negative is just as fabulous...
love them both!
Beautiful showcase of this die, in two eye-catching, stunning cards. Innovative, inspired and inspiring!
ReplyDelete~c
Stunning great colors Love those dies!! Have a blessed day
ReplyDeleteDIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com http://dianamlarson.ctmh.com
Both cards are so beautiful! but the first was my favorite, clean and so amazing!
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I love your card, I can not wait to get my grubby little hands on that leaf die. I love the dies that have a little outline around them, that is such a great trend!!
ReplyDeleteWow! The watercolor piece is great, but I think I love the border you ended up with even more! What a fantastic "bonus" card you got!
ReplyDeletewow... beautiful cards in gorgeous fall colors! I love the die you used, and so versatile to have the outline portion to use as well. Love the pretty watercolor technique!
ReplyDeleteEileen L. said...
ReplyDeleteLove both of your cards. Your watercolored leaves are very pretty and I love both ways you used the die.
These are just beautiful Marybeth!
ReplyDeletei love the simplicity of the leaf outlines.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just gorgeous! I love the first card with the outline image, it almost looks like stitching!
ReplyDeleteThe leaf silhouette die is one of those dies that I need to see ideas on how to use it. Once I've see cool ideas like these, it becomes a must have.
ReplyDeleteThat leaf die is so beautiful and you have done a great job using it. I love fall and leaves so this is a great card. TFS.
ReplyDeleteStunning cards! I especially love the first card.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love your mix of colors and the watercoloring!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great look for Fall! Love this Leaf Silhouette die and your water color design is very cool
ReplyDeleteSo so so pretty! What a stunning card. I love the way you did watercolour effect!!
ReplyDeleteLove the clever technique in creating this unusual card.
ReplyDeleteI love the outline effect! Your colouring effect is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteWOW what a stunning card, beautiful colours, a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Beautiful colours, what a lovely way to use these dies.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh! BOTH are Gorgeous! LOVE the remnant one, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Marybeth!! Your watercoloring is amazing, simply beautiful:)!! So happy that you are a part of the challenges at The Cutting Edge...always look forward to seeing your wonderful creativity:)!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that leftover outline almost looks stitched! Great cards. :) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.