Thank you to Scrapflower Estudio

 Scrapflower Estudio is Die Cut Divas' Sponsor for March.

The prize is the winner's choice of 4 digi stamps. 

The theme for this month is "Anything Goes" - just remember

to use a die cut &/or embossing folder in your design!

You only have until 9:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time today to enter the challenge.

The team wants to thank Scrapflower Estudio and all the wonderful people who enter the Die Cut Divas' challenges.

Arlene loves to read and riding on your pile of books on a red wagon would be so much fun, Arlene chose to work with this image.  You can see what she used on A Bit of This and That

Sue loved this image of the gnome sitting on a stack of books. She made this card. If you'd like to see the details on how she created this card, check out her foleysfriend blog.

Linda combined the same girl gnome image with the chair gnome for a little home scene.

You can see all the details plus a bonus project at Scrappin', Stampin', & Singin'.

Dawn also used the Gnome on books image for her card.  For details see Dawn's World NZ 

Celebrating International Woman's Day

 Hi there.  It's my turn to share here at Die Cut Divas.

Our sponsor this month is Scrapflower Estudio 

The theme for this month is Anything Goes.

My card is to celebrate International Woman's Day which was on the 8th March. 

I've used Scrapflower Estudio's Woman Power Girl.  I printed her and then die cut out with a Spellbinders Oval die.  I used my Spectrum Noir Tri-blend pens and some Prismacolor pencils to add colour.  My background was in my "to use" pile.  A galaxy background I made a while ago.  I added an Altenew die cut sentiment and a little pre-printed sentiment from Creative Expressions. 

Hope to see your creations in our gallery.  

Reading Gnome in his Study

Hey Diva friends! Linda here with another card using the Reading Nordic Gnome  digital stamp set from this month's sponsor, Stampflower Estudio. We just can't get enough of this adorable digi set!

Teamie Arlene (A Bit of This and That) printed the gnome image for me - thanks, Arlene! I colored it with Copics and fussy cut. You can find more details and a bonus card at my blog Scrappin', Stampin', & Singin'.

Be sure to link up your "Anything Goes" project using a die cut &/or embossing folder by March 31st at 9pm Pacific Time - you don't have to use a digi image. We hope to see you in the March gallery & hope that you'll check out the darling offerings at Scrapflower Estudio.

Our random winner, selected from eligible March entries, will be able to select four digital stamps from our sponsor's online store.

Thanks for stopping by!

Linda & the Divas

I Like Big Books and I Can not Lie Gnome Card

  Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun card featuring Nordic Reading Gnome from Scrapflower Estudio. This month's Sponsor for the Die Cut Divas Challenge is Scrapflower Estudio.

Scrapflower Estudio is Die Cut Divas' Sponsor for March.

The prize is the winner's choice of 4 digi stamps.

The theme for this month is Anything Goes.

Tis The Season

Scrapflower Estudio is Die Cut Divas' Sponsor for March.

The prize is the winner's choice of 4 digi stamps.

 The theme for this month is Anything Goes!

 

Here is my project-

 

I'm trying to make Christmas cards early this year, so I decided to go with a winter themed card for this wagon full of books. For a complete list of items used to make this card, please visit me at Just a Nutter Paper Crafter.

 

A Little Note with a Reading Nordic Gnome

Hi Crafty Friends! It's Sue here with a card using a digital stamp from this month's sponsor, Stampflower Estudio. They will be giving our winner 4 digital stamps of their choice from their online store.

Our challenge for the month of March is

ANYTHING GOES

Here's my card

For my card, I used one of the three images included in Stampflower Estudio's Reading Nordic Gnome digital stamp. I printed the image out on cardstock with my inkjet printer, added color with Copic markers and added a simple sentiment strip. For specific details on how I made my card, please check my foleysfriend blog.

Hope to see your creations in our gallery this month.

Anything Is Possible

 Hi,

Cindy here to share a card featuring Scrapflower Estudio's digital stamp, Woman Power Girl.

I printed her on white cardstock and colored with alcohol markers, and then hand cut.  I adhered her onto a very colorful die cut panel and added the sentiment strip.  For further details on my card, feel free to visit my blog:  Escape To Stamping.

Our sponsor for March is Scrapflower Estudio.  She has lots of fun digital stamps, be sure to stop by her store to check it out.

Looking forward to seeing your entries in the challenge gallery.  Click the 'Monthly Challenge' on the right side bar to link up.

February Die Cut Divas' Winner Reveal

 

The Winner of the February challenge 
sponsored by Hero Arts is 

#26, Trina

Winner:  Be sure to contact Die Cut Divas at thedcdivas@gmail.com so we may send your email address to our sponsor.

The Die Cut Divas' favorites follow:

Linda loved the silhouette couple with golden frames by #20 Lia.

Cindy was impressed by #25 Lagene's usage of the various techniques to create her card.

Sue liked #53 Valerija's stunning 50th wedding (anniversary?) invitation.

Arlene fell in love with #51,  Marjeta's card.

March is Blowing in with Scrapflower Estudio.

 Scrapflower Estudio is Die Cut Divas' Sponsor for March.

The prize is the winner's choice of 4 digi stamps.

The theme for this month is Anything Goes.

The team is so excited to inspire you with their very own creations today.

Arlene was drawn to this image.  See why at A Bit of This and That.

 

Michelle made a birthday card-

Cindy's reading gnome has a 3D effect.

Annie also used the Nordic Reading Gnome for her card.

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

Our Last Day with Hero Arts

 

The Challenge for February is:

Add some GOLD 

(heat embossing, foiling, gold pen, gold thread, gems/sequins/enamel dots...)

 and you only have up to 9:00 p.m. Pacific time to enter the challenge, so finish up with your last minute cards.

Hero Arts' Prize is a $50 gift certificate WOW!  
I think all of us Divas are jealous of whoever wins this month.  What a pleasure for us to be sponsored by Hero Arts yet again. Good Luck to everyone.   

Our Inspiration projects are a tribute to Hero Arts' products.

Arlene had a lucky accident while designing her tag at A Bit of This and That.

Dawn got a new to her stamp and die combo set from Hero Arts  paired with an older cling stamp, for her Succulent Bouquet card 

Linda went for a Christmas card using the fabulous Hero Arts Ornament Border Hot Foil Plate!        You can see more details and a bonus at her blog Scrappin', Stampin', & Singin'.

Sue also made a Christmas card using Hero Arts Nutcracker Bold Prints Cling Stamp and Joy Stamp & Cut. For specific details on how she created her "gold" card, check out her foleysfriend blog.

Thanks for visiting the Divas!

Flower Medley background in Twinkling watercolours and Gold

 Hi, Dawn here to share my Golden card today.   Our lovely sponsor this month is no other than Hero Arts.

We are grateful to them for giving our winner a $50 gift card! So generous. Thank you, Hero Arts.

Our challenge this month is GOLD

My card today is using some older Hero Arts products.  Way back when I first started stamping, some of my first stamps were Hero Arts - first wood stamps, then cling stamps and onto clear stamps.  My wood stamps are getting a bit of workout when my granddaughter comes to play... she handles them better than clear ones.    Anyway today's card uses an older Cling stamp - Flower Medley (discontinued) and Hello There Stamp and Cut set.  see it HERE 

I took a panel of black cardstock and using a Gold Embossing powder, I embossed the background stamp.  I then took my very ancient set of Twinkling H2O's..  These are very sparkly, highly pigmented watercolours.   I painted the background with these amazing watercolours.  They look stunning on the black card.  I used my Gina K Master Layouts to cut the panels.   I decided that the purple was a good foil against all that colour.  As the background was so busy, I chose to used a very simply bold die cut sentiment.   I used the Hello Stamp and Die set, cut from black and gold card.  I layer the black slightly offset behind the gold.

Do come and join us with this month's challenge.  

Dawn and the Divas. 

 

Bring on the Gold!

Hey Diva friends - Linda here with some inspiration for our February Challenge, with fabulous sponsor Hero Arts. Do you love GOLD?? Then our challenge is perfect for you! 

Theme: Add some gold - heat embossing, foiling, gold pen, gold thread,

gold gems/sequins/enamel dots... something GOLD.

Just remember to include a die cut or embossing folder embossed item!

Prize! Hero Arts will give a $50 gift card to their online store for our random winner,

chosen from eligible February entries & announced March 3rd!

Here's my card: 

Hero Arts Dies - Lily of the Valley & 

Nesting Oval Infinity Dies

Hero Arts Stamps - Wild Columbine (sentiment)

Lots of gold with some silver using this fabulous Lily of the Valley die set - brand new for spring! You can see more details and a bonus on my blog, Scrappin', Stampin', & Singin'.

We can't wait to see your creations in the gallery; just be sure to upload by 9pm Pacific time on February 28th, 2023! Thanks for stopping!!

Linda and the Divas

Happy Birthday Card

 Hello Crafty Friends - Annie here with a floral friendship card featuring Hero Arts stamp and some gold. I used Hero Arts Color Layering Bird and Branch Stamp Set CL866  and Happy Stamp and Cut Stamp Set DC150 for my card. I kept my colors in shades of Blue, Green, and Gold. 

Close-up of bird

Supplies Used:

Hero Arts Color Layering Bird and Branch Stamp Set CL866  

 Happy Stamp and Cut Stamp Set DC150 

VersaMagic Tea Leaves Ink

VersaMagic Sea Breeze Ink

Delicata Golden Glitz Ink

Prima Flowers: White, Yellow, Golden, Blue

Flat Back Gems: Gold, Green and Blue

Recollection Brand 110lb Cardstock: White

Recollection Brand 80lb Cardstock: Shimmer Gold

Recollection Brand 65lb Cardstock: Light Blue & Green

Die Cut Divas' Sponsor for February is none other than Hero Arts.

The Theme: Add some gold - heat embossing, foiling, gold pen, gold thread,
gold gems/sequins/enamel dots... something GOLD.



It's always time for Hero Arts who have always supported Die Cut Divas since we started sponsorships and we are always pleased to spend time with our Hero Arts products.

Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration!!

Simple Valentine

 

Die Cut Divas' Sponsor for February is none other than Hero Arts.

The Theme: Add some gold - heat embossing, foiling, gold pen, gold thread,
gold gems/sequins/enamel dots... something GOLD.



It's always time for Hero Arts who have always supported Die Cut Divas since we started sponsorships and we are always pleased to spend time with our Hero Arts products. 

Here is my project-

 I cased this card from Jennifer McGuire, (from two years ago) but added the ribbon and changed the sentiment to Valentines. I really liked how the inks and Copics gave the rose a more realistic look.

For more information about the products used in this card, please join me at Just a Nutter Paper Crafter.

Make sure to enter for a chance at that wonderful prize!

Golden with Hero Arts

Hi Crafty Friends! It's Sue here with a card for you. Our sponsor this month is Hero Arts. We are grateful to them for giving our winner a $50 gift card! So generous. Thank you Hero Arts.

Our challenge this month is 

GOLD

Here's my card

For my card, I started with Hero Arts Celestial Bold Prints cling stamp. I heat embossed it with gold embossing powder on a white A2 card panel. I then added distress inks applied with oval ink blending brushes. Using a Waffle Flower Additional A2 Layers die, I trimmed it down slightly. I matted the panel with an A2 panel of gold cardstock, which was die cut with a Waffle Flower A2 Layers die. For the sentiment, I heat embossed, again with gold embossing powder using an old Hero Arts' stamp set, Year Round Sentiments on a strip of purple cardstock. I matted the strip again with gold cardstock. I adhered all the pieces and then the panel to a white A2 card base to complete my card with double-sided tape. 

For more details on how I created this card, check out my foleysfriend blog.

We'd love to see your gold-inspired projects in our gallery this month.

Golden Lotus

 Hi,

Cindy here to share another 'Add Some Gold' inspiration project.  Yes, I was like gold, gold, gold!! 😁

So technically my lotus flower isn't painted gold, but surrounded by gold embossing I think it kind of has that golden glow to it?!

I used Hero Arts Water Flow Slimline Stencil for the background.  And Hero Floral Lotus Stamp and Frame cut for main focul, however it's been retired.  There are several stamp and die set that include beautiful lotus/waterlilies, these could be a great addition to you stash.  For example, Hero Arts Water Lilies Fancy Dies, Hero Arts Color Layering Dragonfly, and Hero Arts Koi Bunch . . . etc.

For more details please visit Escape To Stamping.

Hero Arts is this month's sponsor, and the challenge prize is $25 gift card to their store.

Let's meet up at the challenge gallery!

January Die Cut Divas' Winner Reveal

 

The Winner of the Die Cut Divas' January challenge sponsored by Lawn Fawn is 
#86, Ionabunny

Winner:  Be sure to contact Die Cut Divas at thedcdivas@gmail.com so we may send your email address to our sponsor.  Your Prize is a $25 gift

The Die Cut Divas' favorites follow:

Linda adored #25 Greta's jumbo heart with Perfect Pearls!

Michelle loved this elegant card by #64 Vicki-

Arlene loved the simple pleasure of the heart tipped dandelion on the card made by #76 papierelle

Cindy so enjoy looking at #74 Bunny's playful and fun card.]

Sue loved the creativity of using paper crafts to create this gorgeous centerpiece, by #45 Judy V

Thank you to all who entered.  See you again in the next one!