I had a lovely evening with my friend Chris on Thursday. I took my Big Shot over and we had a lovely supper and a mammoth die cutting session using each other's dies. I’ve definitely got some more Papertrey dies on my wish list after that – I just love these little tiny tags dies, and the leaf die goes so well with little hand-made roses, so I think both those die sets will be on my next order. Luckily thanks to Chris I’ve got a good supply cut out to use in the meantime!
I used the tiny tags dies for some more baby cards, they work perfectly with little vintage buttons for super cute cards.
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Hi Sharon
These roses are fab. I can't remember how to do these and I don't understand about the 'die' talk so looking forward to a lesson.
Sandie
Posted by: sandie | 23 August 2011 at 08:32 AM
They're gorgeous Sharon, I have the tiny tags set and find it very useful. I've just bought a similar set from MFT (die-namics) that features little designs to cut out for the tag as well as stamped greetings. And unlike PTI they are available in the UK. :) Here's the set: http://www.diestodiefor.com/proddetail.php?prod=mft-notchtagset, I still need to try it out plus I saw there is a similar leaf flourish that MFT do... Alas my PTI ordering is on the backburner, they never have everything I want to get in stock at any one time and I just can't afford their postage and the customs charges. Need to win the lottery! lol
Posted by: Natty | 02 September 2011 at 09:26 PM
Those flowers look very lush in that gorgeous paper! I love the dotty paper too and many thanks for the pack.
Posted by: Chris Blanshard | 02 September 2011 at 11:16 PM