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How to Use a Waves Cover Die to Make a Winter Shaker Card

We love using our dies in new ways- and taking this summer die and using it for winter card creations is giving us all that holiday joy!

Today’s wonderful “Christmas in July” card inspiration is from our designer Kendra. Kendra thinks the NEW ‘5922D Crashing Waves Cover Die‘ is perfect for those summer themed cards!! But when she saw it, it also sparked some wintery themed card ideas!! The cover die also reminds her of a wintery storm! We really adore how this card turned out, so follow along and see how to use a waves cover die to make a winter shaker card.

  • Kendra started by creating a A2 sized card base from white cardstock.
  • Die cut the ‘5922D Crashing Waves Cover Die‘ from white cardstock. Adhere a piece of acetate to the back side. Add foam mounting tape around the outside frame. To add some extra support Kendra also added some foam pieces in the larger areas of the cover die.
  • Die cut one large snowflake from the ‘5716-02D Large Snowflake Die‘ from glittery blue paper. Die cut one smaller snowflake from silver glittery paper. Adhere to left side of card base.
  • Die cut the 2.25″ scallop circle from the ‘5029D Nested Circle Scallop Die‘ from silver glittery paper. Adhere sentiment layer with pop dots to glittery scallop. Adhere to bottom right of card base.
  • Die cut each of the snowflakes from the ‘5513-07D Snowflake Dies‘ from white, glittery silver and glittery blue paper. Adhere around sentiment.
  • Finish by adding rhinestones around snowflakes.

Brass and Bliss Products Used:

5922D Crashing Waves Cover Die

5821-02D Stitch Dot Nested Circle

5029D Nested Circle Scallop Die

2015 Snowflake Fun 6×6 Paper

5716-02D Large Snowflake Die

5513-07D Snowflake Dies

36045 Let It Snow Set

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