Two New Cardmaking Faves - No Heat Foil and Spellbinder's Sewing Dies

I was introduced to Deco Foil Adhesive Transfer sheets and Spellbinder's sewing dies in the recent Crop and Create Delivered Cardmaking weekend of classes, and loved them so much I ordered a bunch immediately. In my new video I share many cards made with both of these awesome products and you will see how easy they are to create with. 

This the card I make in the new video and show how easy it is to add the shine of foil in just minutes without any heat or expensive machines, and how to create a sewn flower with the Stitched Flower Etched Dies from Spellbinders. The gorgeous foiled hummingbird and sentiment were created easily with Deco Foil Adhesive Transfers from Therm O Web and Gina K Designs in just minutes as I show in the video. Then I show how to use the two pieces of "waste" from the hummingbird to create this floating easel:

The "hello" was created with a Deco Foil Adhesive Transfer from Unity on acetate and truly looks like it is floating on this floating easel card. The rainbow foiled hummingbird was made with the negative of the foil from the first card and a Deco Foil Toner sheet run through my MINC and then cut out. The black see through humming bird is just the piece that was pulled off the Adhesive Transfer. I held up my easel with two more sewn flowers using the dies from Spellbinder. 

Here is another pretty card made with a Spellbinders flower and foiled sentiment made with the Unity Adhesive Transfers. Behind the flower is another sewing die from Spellbinders used without stitching as a background. 

Here is one more sewn flowers card with a foiled background and the 2nd generation foiled "Happy" from Unity. I cut many flowers and then did the sewing in front of the tv relaxing at night to make these cards as well the others I share in the new video here.