Hey everybody,
I have a card share today inspired by Jennifer Rzasa’s Diecut Letter technique at the Summer Card Camp #2.
Here is my card.
I have used MFT alpha dies on my card. I decided to use the colour combination from the Summer Card Camp on the alphas. Loved the overlapping die cuts. You can do so much with it. Join alphas to make a word, use different fonts to make a word. Join different words to make a phrase!!! Use same colour cardstock to make a word or like me use different colour cardstocks for the same word. Brillant technique! Thanks for sharing Jennifer:)
Here is a closeup of the card.
The “Birthday” stamped image is also from MFT called Birthday Sentiment! Love the large bold sentiment stamped in black for contrast. I have accented with chipboard hearts from Pink Paislee and enamel dots. I used a smaller polka dot grey pattern paper for the background.
I have jumped to day #4 but I do have another card using Shari’s technique on day #2 which I will share a bit later:)
Thanks for visiting!
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This one is so amazing too!!!
I love this technique with these chunky letters!! What a fun, coloutful card :0)
Jenny x
Fabulous! The technique does work better with chunky aphabets!
Such a happy card, it was really eye catching in the gallery
Gorgeous! You always work wonders with die-cutting, Gayatri! Great application of Jen's lesson. 🙂
SUPER JOB with the alphabets!!!!!! 🙂 I “NEED” to get some of those!!!!!!!:)
You rocked this technique! LOVE! I think in NEED some of those letters. 😉
Love this soooo much!
brilliant card, love how you have applied those sweet bright coloured letters 🙂
This ROCKS!!
Those bright colours in the word happy just make me happy 🙂 Daring card!
Great font to use for this technique – love the bright colors!
Stunning! I love it.
What a great card. Clean and simple, yet colourful and eye catching.
LOVE those overlapping alphabets! You really did a fantastic job, and you made them so colorful!
This is so FAB! Love the bright colored diecut letters with the more neutral background! The enamel dots are a perfect touch too!
Love your card! I was just browsing through the summer card camp gallery and had to come for a closer look!