The first thing I thought of when I saw these colours was yellow flowers and green leaves, and then decided that was a pretty obvious choice so wanted to do something different, and decided I would continue with my masculine themed cards, although this particular technique could definitely be used on any cards.
The different pieces of cardstock have been punched or cut out and then stuck onto the base piece using either glue or double sided tape, and then the whole piece has been run through the Big Shot using the Square Lattice Embossing Folder. It looks like the pieces are embedded into the background piece, a little like patchwork.
I have used the Teeny Tiny Sentiments stamp set for the greeting on each card as I wanted them to be small and insignificant in relation to the geometric shapes.
Here are the cards individually:
Lots of inspiration for you from the rest of the Design Team again this week.
Happy Stamping!
Chris
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This is a technique that I enjoy doing too, you have done a fabulous job with it. Thanks for the inspiration…
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Love your designs, Chris. I just finished a card with this technique by making cute fantasy flowers. (punched flowers with fun centers and colors). Makes for an interesting effect.
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This technique is just amazing, Chris! I love your cards – such wonderful graphic designs :o)
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Wow, fabulous cards for men! Love the graphic shapes combined with the embossing!
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The bold geometric shapes are very eye-catching! This would be a great way to use up scraps. Thanks for the inspiration!
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What a great way to use this colours!!
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I saw these cards on Dynamic Duos post & was blown away. Came right to your blog to subscribe. Can’t wait to try this technique-so awesome1
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Thanks for your lovely comment Pat, yes it’s a fabulous technique, hope you have fun with it! Chris
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Love the look of this technique! I will definitely have to try this one. Thanks so much for sharing.
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