Dimensional Cards Using Coverplate Dies

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You can create incredible dimension on your cards by layering different coverplate die cuts!

Hello dimensional handmade card created with: Scrapbook.com hello A2 coverplate, mosaic A2 coverplate, foam adhesive, solar white cardstock; sherbet and floral smooth cardstock; Pinkfresh jewels; Spellbinders parcel and post mailbox die

I'm always on a mission to add more dimension to my projects, whether it's mixed media or cards. Today's tutorial takes you through layering multiple coverplate dies to create a highly layered, dimensional project. 

Hello dimensional handmade card created with: Scrapbook.com hello A2 coverplate, mosaic A2 coverplate, foam adhesive, solar white cardstock; sherbet and floral smooth cardstock; Pinkfresh jewels; Spellbinders parcel and post mailbox die

Here's what you'll need for this project:
Hello dimensional handmade card created with: Scrapbook.com hello A2 coverplate, mosaic A2 coverplate, foam adhesive, solar white cardstock; sherbet and floral smooth cardstock; Pinkfresh jewels; Spellbinders parcel and post mailbox die

Start by cutting the Hello and Mosaic coverplate dies from white cardstock. Save all your offcuts from the mosaic die cut--we'll be popping some of them back in later.

Hello dimensional handmade card created with: Scrapbook.com hello A2 coverplate, mosaic A2 coverplate, foam adhesive, solar white cardstock; sherbet and floral smooth cardstock; Pinkfresh jewels; Spellbinders parcel and post mailbox die

Glue the frame portion of the Mosaic coverplate die cut onto a flat white front using liquid adhesive. (I use Distress Collage Medium because it has a matte finish and "squish out" won't show.) Pull the larger quatrefoil offcuts out and glue them in place using foam adhesive

Hello dimensional handmade card created with: Scrapbook.com hello A2 coverplate, mosaic A2 coverplate, foam adhesive, solar white cardstock; sherbet and floral smooth cardstock; Pinkfresh jewels; Spellbinders parcel and post mailbox die

Then pop a jewel into each lower spot on the card, i.e. the places where you didn't glue an offcut back in place. Once your jewels are in place, add some foam strips to the Hello coverplate die cut and adhere it on top of your card. 

Hello dimensional handmade card created with: Scrapbook.com hello A2 coverplate, mosaic A2 coverplate, foam adhesive, solar white cardstock; sherbet and floral smooth cardstock; Pinkfresh jewels; Spellbinders parcel and post mailbox die

Cut out and assemble some small florals from smooth cardstock. Tuck them in around the Hello using a mix of foam and liquid adhesive. Then all that is left is to add your card front onto a card base. I think this technique is so pretty, especially as a tone-on-tone. Until next time, happy crafting!
Adrienne

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2 comments

  1. You had a super idea of layering cover dies. I love the dimension of this card! Thank you for sharing. I’m going to buy some of that distress collage medium.

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    1. Thank you so much! Distress Collage Medium is absolutely amazing and you'll love it!

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