DT: Using Recycled Negative Die Cuts in Finnabair Style

  

Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 
Today, I wanted to show you two different projects I made using the Tattered Lace Magazine free alphabet dies from 2015.

First project, I'll show you what I made with the positive alpha die cuts.

I used the positive alpha die cuts made from thicker kraft cardstock as embossing patter for the class project title:

 I attached the letters to painters tape and made a sandwich using foil, the painters tape and a foam sheet. I run the whole sandwich through the SNAP and used the embossed words as title, hand embossing the numbers.

This went really nicely with the students' class project on the right side below:

 Last year I participated in Art Venture 2021's class 

by Finnabair: Midnight Stories – Altered Book Cover.

Inspired by that class, I decided to make my second project recycling the negative cuts from the alphabet strip I had cut for the school Gala class project for my daughter's class as part of the background design, and I to recycle an iPad packaging as canvas instead of the original journal covers.

Here is Finnabair's class example:

In short and without going into details, I followed Finnabair's instructions and finished my two wall hangings:

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

Prima Art Venture by Gather Class Kit

Dies:  2015 Alphabet Magazine free gift, Tattered Lace

Used Tissue Paper

Mini iPad case

Cloth Tags

Here are some closeups of the lovely final collages:

 I hope you enjoy it these fun projects and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Happy summer,

Vicky Tovar