Creating a Tone-on-Tone Background with Diecuts with Kristina Werner

Hi all! Kristina here. Today I have a fun tone-on-tone card for you. I used the Dreamy Daisy Layers dies to create a textured background.

I started by die cutting all the dies in the set four times out of white cardstock. Then I assembled the petal pieces on white cardstock and adhered them using a liquid glue.

For the center of the flowers, I used Sunbeam ink and a blending brush to color them yellow. Then I adhered them to the center of the flowers.

To finish off the card, I used the XL Greetings 2 stamp set to stamp a greeting and die cut it using the coordinating dies.

Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies

Simon Says Stamp DREAMY DAISY LAYERS…
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Simon Says Clear Stamps XL LOVE…
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Simon Says Stamps and Dies XL LOVE…
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Simon Says Stamp XL LOVE GREETINGS…
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Neenah Classic Crest 80 LB SMOOTH…
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Tim Holtz Tonic RETRACTABLE CRAFT…
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Honey Bee REVERSE TWEEZERS hbtlrvtw
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Honey Bee CREATIVE PRECISION TIP GLUE…
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Simon Says Stamp PET PAWSITIVELY…
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Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively…
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Simon Says Stamp Blending Brush SMALL…
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Simon Says Stamp Blending Brush SET…
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Scrapbook Adhesives E-Z DOTS…
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MISTI PRECISION STAMPER VERSION 2.0…
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Tsukineko VersaFine ONYX BLACK Ink…
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EK Success HONEY BEE Non-Stick…
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3M Scotch DOUBLE-SIDED FOAM TAPE…
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Simon Says Stamp DOT RUNNER Tape…
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Simon Says Stamp 2 DOT RUNNER REFILLS…
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Hero Arts Hues Premium Cardstock Pack…
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  1. Absolutely LOVELY, Kristina! TFS, SSS! Your suggestions on how else to do this (different colors for base, vellum, etc.) are also appreciated.
    Lori S in PA

  2. Oh my, how pretty. Just goes to show you that tone on tone can be breathtaking, also. Thanks for sharing your tips.

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