Intricate Die Cuts with Adhesive Sheets ~ Card Technique

   Using an adhesive sheet helps to easily apply intricate cover die-cuts to cards.  Here is a tutorial on how I made this monochromatic birthday card filled with stars. 

Sentiment:

Happy birthday to you & many more.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
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To create this, begin by stamping the background and the sentiment onto kraft color cardstock.  I used matching ink colors for the stamping and the card base.  Next, die-cut the sentiments.  Also, stamp and fussy cut (cut out) the woodgrain stars.  Then, trim an adhesive sheet to the size of the stamped background panel.  Also, peel away one side of the adhesive and adhere it to the back of the stamped background panel.  Next, die-cut using the stars background die over the background stamping.  Then, use a  piercing tool to poke out all of the stars.  Also, carefully peel away the film on the back of the panel to reveal the sticky background.  Finally, adhere the stars background panel to the card base and add the sentiments and added stars, to finish.

Here is another look.

Supplies:

Unity Stamp Co.

Many More Birthdays stamps
Many More Birthday {coordinating die}

Falling Stars {background die}

More Cake Background

Authentic Man

Also, Ken Oliver Stick It double-sided adhesive sheets, original Misti, Anna Griffin Empress electronic die cutting machine, Avery Elle large stamp & die storage pockets 5.5" x 7.375", magnetic sheets 5" x 7", foam double-sided tape, My Favorite Things tropical teal premium dye ink pad, tropical teal card stock and essential stitched sentiment strips die-namics; Neenah desert storm card stock.

 

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Gaylynn