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Radiant Rose
How to guide · 8 steps

Radiant Rose

18 June 2025✦ Toni DarrochDie CuttingStencils
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Step 1 of 8

Cut a piece of white card to 4 1/2" square. 

Secure stencil 1 in place and blend with the Sherbet ink.

Line up stencil 2 and blend with the Sherbet and Bittersweet inks.

Line up stencil 3 and blend with both colours again but with more intensity this time. 

Line up stencil 4 and apply more Bittersweet. 

Step 2 of 8

Die cut the coordinating frame from white cardstock. 

Step 3 of 8

Splatter water over your stencilled Rose, wait a few seconds then lift up the ink with a paper towel. 

Step 4 of 8

Adhere your die cut frame in place over your stencilled image. 

Step 5 of 8

Use the outline die to cut your mat, then ink around the edges with the Sherbet ink. This is a great way to match up a coordinating "mat", if you haven't got the appropriate coloured cardstock. 

Step 6 of 8

Adhere the die cut Rose onto the Sherbet inked mat and then onto your card blank. 

Step 7 of 8

Use the Sherbet to colour a scrap piece of card before die-cutting the solid LOVE die and then die-cut the detailed die from white card. 

Step 8 of 8

Adhere the sentiment die-cuts together before using foam pads to secure them in the bottom right corner of your finished card. 

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