Used another of my Diamond art kits I bought from Michaels for my friends card today, I knew she would like it because she is always doing them herself :) After finishing I cut it out with my pinking shears, the dots are adhered to a fabric, like linen. I stamped the sentiment onto a die cut tag.
- Make Market - Diamond Art kit Florals - 4x6 inches, used pinking shears to cut out
- Chloe's creative cards - Sentiment stamp
- PPD - Stitched Curvy Coved Rectangle die
Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by today,
Connie
14 comments:
Just beautiful! I know your friend will love it.
SO pretty. I didn't realize there's diamond kits for cards! I need to go shopping!!
Beautiful Connie, so pretty I'm sure your friend will be thrilled it is gorgeous.
luv CHRISSYxx
Very nice, Connie. The Diamond Art flower is so pretty with the variety of colours. Using pinking shears is a great idea! Your friend will love this.
Dear Connie, this is absolutely gorgeous!!!
So pretty Connie! I love the mix of colors. The use of pinking shears is so smart! Looks great!
Gorgeous Hydrangea--that's what comes to my mind! Fantastic!
Beautiful! xoxo
Looks great Connie ... well done.
All the best Jan
Your diamond kit cards are always amazing, Connie! They must take some patience. How pretty this is!
WOW this is amazing and you've done such a beautiful job Connie! This would take me FOREVER to complete ... my eyes don't like little things anymore ... ugh stinks to get old lol.
gorgeous card and the color is great. i am quite interested in this craft, i have been looking into it. i am not sure if i would have the dex dexterity to do this!! you have been sharing such a nice variety of techniques in your cards!!!
I love this!!!
so beautiful!
The diamond art flower makes such a striking focal point, and the texture from the fabric backing adds so much depth. The pinking‑shear edge gives it a soft, handcrafted finish that suits the design perfectly. Pairing it with the stitched frame and simple tag keeps the focus right where it belongs. A lovely blend of technique and detail.
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