©Candles in the Garden. RIC72. Spray Misting and partial die-cutting.

Runway Inspired Challenge #72

Hello there and welcome to this week’s Runway Inspired Challenge! We have another awesome inspiration photo and the chance to win a prize from Ellen Hutson.

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Here’s my card:

©Candles in the Garden. RIC72. Spray Misting and partial die-cutting.

I began by using one of my favourite techniques, where I partially die-cut and partially emboss a piece of cardstock and for this card, I used the Penny Black Delicate Wings die. I’ve demonstrated how I do this on this card and I think it works really well when you want just one focal element.

©Candles in the Garden. RIC72. Spray Misting and partial die-cutting.

In essence, one half of the butterfly is embossed, and the other half is die-cut – instead of using a piece of plain white cardstock, I chose to do the technique on a panel that I had sprayed with a range of homemade sprays (usually Distress Ink Reinkers, water and perfect pearls).

©Candles in the Garden. RIC72. Spray Misting and partial die-cutting.

To highlight the embossed area of the butterfly, I used a small sponge dauber and went over it lightly with some Delicata Golden Glitz and Festive Berries Distress Ink.

©Candles in the Garden. RIC72. Spray Misting and partial die-cutting.

I mounted the panel onto a bronze card base (which you can see peeking through the die-cut part of the butterfly).

©Candles in the Garden. RIC72. Spray Misting and partial die-cutting.

To finish up, I stamped a sentiment from Waltzingmouse Stamps Fine Feathers set and dotted a few sequins.

Be sure to stop by the Runway Inspired Challenge blog for more inspiration from the rest of the DT members!

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5 thoughts on “Runway Inspired Challenge #72

  1. Miriam Prantner says:

    Love the partial die-cut/emboss technique, and love the shimmer from the perfect pearls!

  2. Saloni M says:

    Mayuri, your card totally took my breath away. It’s stunning and I loved the way you explained the process.

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