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Thursday, 17 September 2020

A Technique I Love

This is just a quick post as I want to enter this weeks Allsorts Challenge, and it closes soon. They are celebrating a belated 11th birthday, that's very impressive and are giving away some amazing prizes so I though I must put in an entry. I don't know what I am doing with my time at the moment but I do know it just keeps disappearing and I don't feel as though I have achieved much. I do however, have a number of cards that were made a while ago and have been waiting for a suitable challenge to enter. I had a look through and found this. The challenge is all about something I love so I have chosen my favourite technique which is inlayed die cutting and have this card for you:


The Peacock die is from The Works (I think), I cut it from green metallic card and also white card. I coloured the pieces with alcohol markers and then inlaid them into the die cut. The background was created with an ALL & Create stencil and distress ink. I also cut the peacock from the background and inlaid the metallic one so the surface is flush.


I used the stencil to decorate the insert and the envelop.


I was quite pleased with the result, I hope you like it.

Happy Birthday Allsorts Challenge



Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog today, I really appreciate it. 
Hilary 
xx

11 comments:

  1. What an amazing technique, Hilary! What a beautiful card! Oh, I love peacocks!

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  2. Wow this is awesome, love the gorgeous colours here so attractive. xx

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  3. Hillary so beautiful I love all your inlaid colours :)

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  4. Fabulous card!
    Thank you for sharing at Allsorts;-))m

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  5. That is a lot of inlay die cutting! So a labour of love indeed. The result is so stunning. Thanks for joining in with my I Love challenge at Allsorts birthday week.
    Lynn x
    DT

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  6. What an unusual Peacock die Hilary and so effective with the paper pieced Autumnal colours. Lovely to have you join in our 11th Birthday celebrations at Allsorts many thanks.

    B x

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  7. What a pretty peacock, Hilary! Love that metallic green and the colorful feathers!

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  8. That technique is so pretty Hilary. I don't have patience for it unless its a limited number of pieces.

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  9. Absolutely gorgeous card love the beautiful peacock and great inlaid technique
    Carol x

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  10. Wow what a stunning card and that peacock is amazing and a fabulous technique x.

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