Hi all! Time for another Functional Friday installment. In case you missed the post, I'm featuring one die from Top Dog Dies
each month, and each Friday I'm sharing a different way to use the die.
My hope is that even if you don't own that exact die, the ideas will
translate to similar dies you do own.
This technique uses one die as a base for another die. To maximize this effect, the die you pick for the base should have a very dense pattern.
This technique uses one die as a base for another die. To maximize this effect, the die you pick for the base should have a very dense pattern.
First I cut the Heart Border Die,
and used that to die cut the Dotted Border Tag.
The result is a very holey tag! I call this the "swiss cheese look". Perfect for layering, since everything below it will show through. You can add other dies, embellishments, sequins, etc. to the top of it.
Here it is as an actual tag on a present.
This time, I didn't pair it with another tag, I just left it so you can see through the holes to the present underneath. I love how it looks in person ... it's a different way to make your gift stand out.
This time, I didn't pair it with another tag, I just left it so you can see through the holes to the present underneath. I love how it looks in person ... it's a different way to make your gift stand out.
Here's the same tag and ribbon on a kraft card base. Only the top of the tag is adhered, so you can really show off the holes on the bottom.
Well, so far we've seen the Heart Border Die used as a home for a stitched heart, as a background, and as a base for another die. Next Friday we'll look at a different way to use this die!
Thanks again for visiting Functional Friday!
Well, so far we've seen the Heart Border Die used as a home for a stitched heart, as a background, and as a base for another die. Next Friday we'll look at a different way to use this die!
Thanks again for visiting Functional Friday!
-Kelly
So pretty, Kelly! I love the lattice look, especially against kraft!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, Kelly! You ROCK! Love these!
ReplyDeleteThese are delightful Kelly!
ReplyDeleteCoolest idea and designs, Kelly!! Love how you rock this Top Dog dies! Happy Friday indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this great tip! I love your wonderful tags!
ReplyDeleteCool idea and fabulous designs!! Love the way u used the dies :)
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought to use a die like that as a tag, so thanks for the inspiration, Kelly.
ReplyDeleteKelly what a great tip, love how you always think outside the box!
ReplyDeleteWow...what a fabulous idea! So beautiful and just so clever.
ReplyDeleteFun and fabulous ideas!!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE it as a tag! Such pretty projects Kelly!
ReplyDeleteYou blew me away again, Kelly! Your inventive eye always surprises me. What a great idea to cut the die cut with a tag shaped die. Thanks, this will show up on my projects for sure!
ReplyDeleteTake care. : )
Loving this feature, Kelly. It's like a little peek into your creative brain, and really gets my creative juices flowing, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the lacy tags that you created here, what a great way to combine dies!
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