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Spread Your Wings
How to guide · 10 steps

Spread Your Wings

18 June 2025✦ Toni DarrochDie CuttingInk TechniquesStencilsStretch Your Supplies
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Using the outline die, cut TWO from white cardstock. 

Having worked out which way you want your shaped card blank to stand, use your score board to create a hinge on the back panel only. Apply red liner tape above the score line and adhere both pieces together. You now have a shaped card blank.   

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Die cut the detailed die in black cardstock. 

Step 3 of 10

Using your die-cut as a positional guide, secure stencil 1 in the correct place, on the front of your shaped card blank. 

Step 4 of 10

Blend through stencil 1 with your Magenta. 

Step 5 of 10

Line up stencil 2 and blend with Indigo. 

Step 6 of 10

Having lined up stencil 3, blend with Tiffany. 

Step 7 of 10

With stencil 4 in position, blend Indigo for the flowers and Fandago for the areas on your bird. 

Step 8 of 10

Secure stencil 5 in place and blend the foliage with the Hedgerow and the bird elements with Fandango. 

Step 9 of 10

Finally, position stencil 6 and blend with Tiffany. 

Step 10 of 10

To complete your card, line up and adhere the black die cut detail on top. 

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