hi it's Therese and I've got a video that I'm sharing at the Waffle flower
crafts Channel. Today we're going to be making a card and I'm going to be
sharing a really simple way to create a multicolored die cut so this is a really
intricate die from Waffle flower crafts it's called make a fish and it's heaps
of fun but there's so many tiny little pieces now what I've done here and this
is one of the easiest things you can do is I've actually die cut the whole
design out of white card stock so this is a really nice smooth white card stock
because I'm going to be using my Copic markers today to add color I'll show
what I mean in the minute at the moment I'm just making sure that I get every
little piece of the die cut and keep every little tiny little piece from
within the die cut just in case I want to keep them and inlay them because
that's the wonderful thing about this die cut is you can make it as intricate
and as fun as you want or you can pretty much keep it really really simple and
you can actually die cut it with lots of different colored cardsstocks and mix it
up and match it up and that would be heaps of fun as well
but today the technique that I'm sharing with you just shows them a kind of
little cheats way of getting that multicolored look without having to do
lots of die cutting so what I'm simply doing is adding my color by using my
Copic markers and the big benefit of this is that I can actually add some
shading as well I don't have to just have, you know, if you use colored
cardstock or design paper you are you're pretty much obligated to use those
colors although you can mix them up and change them up with Copic markers as
well like you can actually color your cardstock your colored cardstock all
your design paper with your Copic markers or even with pencils
this is just an easier option for me anyway now my blending wasn't
particularly good in the body of my fish but I wasn't actually too worried about
that because I know that a lot of it's actually going to be covered up and it's
not really going to be noticeable but you could be as pedantic as you want
here the one of the great thing too is that I can actually if I was die-cutting
these flowers out of some color cardstock then I would be I would have
to cut them in different lots of colors to get that multicolored look the good
thing about this die-cut is it does have all those pieces within it so if you
don't have Copic markers or if you didn't want to color it with your
pencils or paints or whatever other medium you've got you have got that
option with this particular die set is that you can actually cut it out on all
the different layers and still get that look because you'll notice me I have to
go kind of searching sometimes for my little bits and pieces but most of them
I've got within it so I just actually put them all into a little Bowl so that
I could find them and I didn't have to go searching too far for them I'm using
a few different colors of Copic markers as ... I'm searching for a flower here
found it but I am actually adding that bit of shading even on these little
flowers I think it just it's just these small details that add so much to a card
design and I think I don't know about you that BG 11 would have to be my most
favorite color it used to be BG 10 and Copic markers
until I got BG 11 and seriously there's not that much difference between the two
but for some reason I find that the BG 11
just blends that bit easier if you have one or the other you've pretty much got
the same color but I like BG 11 it's so pretty now I was sort of playing up
playing around with the colors here and I originally was planning on or thinking
about having a pink head for my fish but I did come in and change my mind because
I had also die-cut a base of my fish originally I did it in white but I
didn't want to actually inlay all the pieces I didn't want this to be dare I
say too busy because it is really busy and it is intricate but I wasn't
originally I was thinking about doing a dark gray background on my fish so I did
actually cut one of those but then I was actually toying with the idea of adding
some Copic coloring to the white fish that you can see up there and that way
you'd be able to do it'll be fun to do as well you know all those little tiny
holes that I didn't that I don't fill in with my little tiny inlay with the
little die cut pieces I could have actually colored those in in different
colors I seriously had a blast putting this fish together it's actually the
first time that I have used this die and I that's really sad but I've been so
busy, I know, go figure I've been really busy lately what with you know all the
holiday season and working and I'm making cards and videos that I just
hadn't had a chance so this die was on my to-do list and I'm so glad I finally
got the chance to use it now I am using the matte medium here to adhere my
pieces you could use any of liquid glues or you could even use a dry adhesive or
use adhesive behind your die cuts before you cut them but I just find that
the liquid glue just gives you that little bit of time so that you can actually
move your image around before you commit and the good thing with the matte finish
on the glues is that if you do move it a little bit too far or the glue does
squish out the sides you won't see it when it dries it dries a matte not the
shiny glue I did decide to use my dry adhesive behind the body portions of
their fish I don't know why just felt like the right thing to do and I didn't
want to wait for the glue to dry for this I know it does dry really quickly
but this seemed to work well for me and the dotted adhesive works well if you've
got um like sort of die cuts because that doesn't drag over the holes within
the die cut you can actually wipe them away because they're just dots of
adhesive how cool are these colors how cool is this fish it's so sweet I didn't
show you this piece of I just sort of decided to color up the eye to match the
colors that I've used within the body of the fish but you can obviously look at
the little pieces within the die-cuts and use as many or as few as you want
it's just um he's fun I think I already said that didn't I and for the
tail of the fish originally I was actually going to put like a die-cut
gray piece on the base of that but then I just thought it needed that a little
bit more Orange yes needs more orange and more pink and I was able to because I
used the Copics I was able to actually do that with sort of an ombre and a bit
of a shaded effect so for my card itself I once wanted like a little watery kind
of background so I've got the distress oxide ink and I'm adding that to some
Bristol cardstock and adding heaps of ink with my blending tool and then I've
just come in with my water spray bottle and then I can use paper towel and just
pick up those droplets of water and it just removes some of that ink and
gives it that real fun look so the stamp set that I'm using today is coordinating
it's also called make a fish and it has lots of fun bold sentiments and this is
actually the second time I created my front panel for my card because I got
ink on the other one anyway so you get to see this set up second and
better version as I've stamped out my sentiment using the new fishing pond ink
and I'm using the stitched layers dies to cut a window within the frame and
then I can just adhere this panel to the you know that watery panel that I
created and normally I'd pop this up but today I just didn't feel like it and I
have a landscape top fold card that I'm going to adhere this to and just using
my adhesive again I'm using lots of adhesive I probably don't need to use
that much I got a bit carried away I love the ATG and have heaps of fun
with that now it's my friend and we've bonded it's great and then all I did was
actually pop my little fish and that's my finished card for today
so thanks for joining me I've had heaps of fun don't forget to head through the
links in the description below and you'll find all these great products and
the links to my blog I look forward to seeing you then until next time
happy papercrafting bye
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