Hello Altenew friends! This is Virginia here! After traveling in Asia and Europe this early summer, I am so happy to back here to share my Altenew projects! Today I want to explore the possibilities of Layered Blossom Cover Die with you. These well thought-out cover dies give you instant satisfying result every single time.
This set of dies have just the right amount of space and opening. If you can do simple die cutting, you will not be disappointed with the results that you achieve. Like most Altenew Cover Dies, you can use each cover die (whether it's A or B) alone or both. My examples will illustrate and help you see the versatility of these cover dies.
For my first card, I used the Cover Die A and Cover Die B. To get the colors to my liking, I inked up each small area with a small sponge. I love color-blending with Altenew Inks. The inks used here are Pocketful of Sunshine Oval Set, Warm and Cozy Oval Set, Tropical Forest Oval Set and Sea Shore Oval Set.
To prevent the colors getting into the other unwanted area, I used some small scrap paper to cover up as I sponged along. This may seem tedious, but it really is well worth the effort. Can you believe that this card requires zero stamping? The sentiment are from the Inline Alphabet Die Set and Script Words Die Set.
The 6×6 Reflection Paper Pad comes in handy as I used the paper for the word “love”.
My Next card shows how you can use the delicate Layered Blossom Cover Die A to create an intricate design.
To keep the color scheme simple and elegant, I applied the new Deep Blue Seas Oval Set and used each shades of blue to its full potential.
I also took some drastic cut and trimmed off a few sections and edges off the Cover Die A. The sentiment from Crafty Friends seems perfectly fitting.
My last card is all about the Layered Blossom Cover Die B.
I took a similar approach as my previous card and applied a totally different color combo: Red Cosmos Oval Set, Warm and Cozy Oval Set and Deep Blue Seas Oval Set.
You may not see it clearly, but the Crystal Clear Crisp Embossing Powder was used here.
Not only the embossing powder makes this project shine, it also blocks off the pink/orange and blue. Again, there's no stamping involved. The “thanks” sentiment is from The New Day Card Kit.
I truly hope these 3 cards give you some inspiration and that you can maximize the use of each/both cover dies. You definitely can apply the same principal to all of your Altenew cover dies. Thank you for reading this long post. See you soon again!
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Pretty cards! These dies are so intriguing!
These are gorgeous, Virginia!
This tremendous trio of terrific cards leaves me breathless! All three are absolutely AMAZING and stunning! I especially love the second card! The blue and purple along with the green from the leaves is extremely eye catching! TFS!
Hello Virginia,
Beautiful cards to showcase those lovely dies. LOVE the colour washes and the little touches of glitter tape. Gorgeous work :-)
What beautiful cards. These Cover dies ARE fantastic and there are so MANY possibilities with them. Thanks for sharing this Virginia.
Beautiful as always!
GORGEOUS!!!!
Your cards are beautiful and the die looks fun to use. Lots of ideas in my head for the die – thanks.
Wow, your card are so gorgeous and pretty. I was looking forward to see more of this die cut creation.. you did an amazing ones. Love them all. So creative and pretty as you usual..
Beautiful! Especially the last card is just stunning!
Love all the variations! Gorgeous cards!
Love the Layered Blossom Cover Dies. The cards made with them were so pretty. Appreciate all the inspiration.
Love, love, love these gorgeous cards Virginia!!!
Beautiful cards
So beautiful!
Wow, gorgeous cards!! I especially like the third one. Just really love the colour wash and what it cuts out. Love when a product can be used in so many different ways like the Altenew cover dies.
Amazing cards!!