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Birthday Pull & Reveal card

Hello everyone  This is DT Priyadarshini here today with a very simple and easy interactive using  DIY PAPER CRAFT KIT - KIDS SPECIAL - BIRTHDAY THEME   along with  Dinosaur and friends . The card for today is a Pull & reveal card and even though there are dies available for the same, I thought I will not use them and instead show how to make it without any dies.  I have a write below as well as video tutorial on how I made this card.  This is a regular A2 size top fold card and to start with, I stamped the dinosaur image and the cupcake image on white circle die cut piece. It is not necessary for it to be circle, it can also be square. I took two sizes of circle, where the largest one will be shown on the top and the smaller one will be hidden.  To make the mechanism (Split in three parts) Part A I took a white card stock measuring 1 1/4 inches by 5 inches Along the 5 inch side, from my left side using a scale I made a mark at 1 inch and 1/8 of an...

Emboss Resist Gift Tags | Using Birthday DIY Kit with Tasha | VIDEO

Hey Crafty People! Today I'm sharing a fun, ink blending technique using embossing to create a pattern. I'm making a whole bunch of gift tags using several of the products included in the   Birthdays DIY Papercrafting Kit . The technique I'm using is called emboss resist; you stamp and emboss onto your cardstock, I like to use either white or clear embossing powder, then you can ink blend over the top and the embossing will resist the ink. You can wipe any excess ink off the embossing and you have the stamped pattern perfectly visible. I used several of the small stamp images within the Birthday stamp set (included in the kit) to create several different repeat stamping patterns on a variety of tags. Once this was embossed, I grabbed two of the inks included in the kit, and created a few different blends over the tags. The inks included, that I used here, are Light Pink & Aqua Blue so I used each of these on their own to create ombre tags. I then did a half/half blend o...