One Die with Two Different Themes

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Hi readers! Happy Tuesday! I always enjoy seeing the beautiful things Yoonsun Hur makes and today is no exception! She cleverly shows in the duo of cards how to easily use color and scene setting to stretch your dies into every season! Read on to learn more & enjoy!

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Hello crafty friends, happy Tuesday!! I am so excited to share my cards with you! Today I have two different themed cards using the Birch Tree Window die.

For my first card, I made an autumn card.
1) Die cut the Birch Tree Window from the centre of the watercolor paper panel.
2) Die cut some tiny leaves from a separate watercolor paper using the Stitched Leaf Wreath die.
3) Adhered all leaf die cuts on the birch tree window panel using the fine-tip glue pen.
4) Ink blended on the panel with Crushed Olive, Wild Honey, Victorian Velvet Distress inks using mini ink blending tool, and then lightly brushed the panel using a wet paint brush.
5) Watercolored the birch trees and leaves using Hero Arts Watercolor Wheel.
6) Adhered the acetate sheet to the back of the birch tree window panel using double-sided tape. Allow this to dry completely.
7) Stamped and watercolored the images from the Secret Garden set, and then die cut them with the matching dies.
8) Die cut the grass hill from watercolor paper using the Stitched Slopes and Hills dies, ink blended it with Crushed Olive Distress ink, added water droplets.
9) Heat embossed the sentiment from the Autumn Greetings set on black card stock in white, then cut it the small banner.
10) Positioned some autumn colored sequins on the back of the birch tree window panel, then applied foam tape around the edges of the shaker window.
11) Mounted all elements as shown to an A2 sized card base using foam tape.

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For my second card, I made a Christmas card with the same Birch Tree Window die. I decorated the shaker window panel with the snowflakes and snowman instead of autumn leaves.

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Thanks for reading today, and thanks to Yoonsun for being our guest!

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  1. These two cards are so very beautiful. Yoonsun is a true artist. I’ve been following her for awhile and I’m always impressed with her gorgeous artwork. The birch tree window die is really versatile. It’s going on my wish list. Thanks for sharing her beautiful cards.

  2. Awesome ways to use
    the die for different looks.
    Love the snowflakes on
    the winter card.
    Carla from Utah

  3. You are such an amazing talented artist. These are both stunning.
    And shakers are near & dear to my heart.

  4. Especially love the Christmas card with the stamped and die cut snowflakes, and the window behind the birch trees…..wonderful dimension.

  5. SOOOOO dang cute! I want to live in your sweet little mushroom house…something I wished as a little child after reading fairy-tale stories! Thanks for sharing your talent with us :)

  6. I love that birch tree die! I bought it to make a really cool Halloween card and now I can see other ways to use it!!! Thank you for the great inspiration!!!

  7. Amazing cards! The die is fabulous and it’s lovely to see how versatile it is. Thanks for sharing Yoonsun, your cards are just beautiful. Have a fabulous day. Cheers Donna Z :)

  8. Thanks for showing us how you can use the same die or different seasons. It is all about extending the use of our dies.

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