Tim Holtz Baroque Die Tips
I have a couple of tips that I’ve just discovered while playing using the Tim Holtz Baroque Bigz die, I share them in the video below.
I have a couple of cards to share with you today. Two nights ago I learned of a fundraiser that Jade of JadedStudios on YouTube is having for a personal friend of mine who recently suffered the sudden loss of her dear husband. Here is the card that I came up with. The first one was my original sample, but I decided to change it up a bit and went with the second card. The main image stamp that I used is from I Brake for Stamps. It’s in the same set as the one I showed you in yesterday’s post. What a versatile set! I’m really enjoying them! Oh…before I forget…I didn’t take a picture of the inside of the card, but it says, “…keep in touch.”
I should have known better than to post about my card on my YouTube channel because I got a bit weepy. If you do watch the video, I apologize in advance. As I mentioned, Claudia has been a very dear friend to me, so I was/am especially touched by Jade’s kind effort. We have such an amazing scrappy community on YT!! I’ve seen these ladies pull together time and time again to help a friend in need.
So, here’ the video anyway. I will say though, that at the end of the video, I share a practical use tip and an altered die use tip; which I think are pretty neat when using the Tim Holtz Baroque Alterations die.
Let me know what you think. Thanks so much for stopping by today. Your comments always make me smile! I hope you have a blessed weekend! xx
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Jul 25, 2010 - 12:07:20Gorgeous! I really like those flowers!
I’m sorry for the pain and sadness you are feeling for your dear friend. I could feel it in your video. I’ll pray for you as well, okay?
Nancy :)
Thanks for having the heart to help others.
That is a great tip. I can’t tell for sure but the leftovers from your second cut, could that be little banners or brackets in their next life. I could not see it good so not sure.
thanks so much for sharing.
God bless you and your family
You are such a sweet and caring person.
Thank you for sharing this tip. I do have that die and am frustrated with getting the paper out of it. I didn’t know that they had a solution for this.