Still loving this die set from Anna Griffin. There are so many ways you can make these and they don't have to be easel cards either.
But they are all gorgeous. You can put as many embellishments on them as you want. I'm getting ready to work with some scrapbooking dies but honestly, I never got into paper scrapbooking even when it was at the height of its popularity so I probably won't be doing much of that. But the dies I will be using can be used on cards too.
Love working with these die sets and papers. The layers are beautiful and I love the embossing. I went over the raised areas with an emery board to scratch down to the white core.
These are one of the prettiest sets of die cuts. Following Anna Griffin's Finishing School tutorial, all these layers are cut out at the same time in compatible colors. I used four different colors for mine and cut out three sets of layers to make 3 cards.
You can see how mixing and matching all these layers produces different but similar type cards. They are all beautiful but no two are alike, even using the same dies and papers.
These are the most beautiful cards I've ever seen. All of the Anna Griffin cards are beautiful but these are just the most gorgeous cards... and the only square cards I really like.
I'm normally not a big fan of square or odd sized cards because they cost more to mail and are hard to decorate, but I do like these.
These are from a collection called China Cabinet and it includes the papers and dies to cut out the fancy bits. It all comes in a little box with a drawer and it's the best kit she's done so far but I like them all!
