Happy Sunday everyone! It's Rosie
here today sharing this card using one of the Gorjuss Girl dies. I LOVE
these characters so when they came out with dies that allow you to make
your own paper dolls I had to buy every single one! I paired her with
the Sue Wilson Circle Scene-Garden Die to create this fabulous scene
card.
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The links to all of the products used from the Dies R Us
Store are shown below. Here is a step-by-step of how I created this card.
The first step was to cut out all the pieces for the paper doll. I
decided to cut some of the pieces from white and color them in to get
more depth to my image. I also colored parts of the cut-outs in black so
that when I layered the pieces there wouldn't be a white border.
The
next step was to start gluing the pieces together. These dies do not
have step-by-step instructions so I hope this tutorial gives you a
better idea of how to layer all the pieces. I glued the large hair piece
behind the main image since that is the back part of her hair. Then the
blue bottom portion of her dress goes on top of the main doll form. On
the 2nd body form I glued on the dress. On the head, I glued the
headband to the hair piece first and then glued her hair to the face
cut-out.
Next, I glued the dress/leggings cut-out to the top of the main body.
Finally her face and bow were glued on.
To
create the card, I used the Sue Wilson Circle Scene-Garden Die Set. The
great thing about the fence, grass, and flower dies is that you can
form a long continuous piece because the ends are not scored to cut the
paper! Then you can come back in and line up the circle die to cut it
where you want. Or if you want to use it to create a scene on a
rectangle or square card, you have that option because you can keep
layering the die to make a long continuous piece....AWESOME!
To create the circle scene, I cut out two circles from watercolor paper
and colored in some sky and grass. The 2nd circle was used to cut out
the grassy panel at the bottom of the card.
And....here is the completed card! I raised the girl and sentiment on foam squares for added dimension.
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Here are the Dies R Us products used:
Thermoweb 3D Foam Squares
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