Coloring a Die Cut Image with the Book Window Fancy Die
Hey there friends, Daniel, here with a really fun design featuring the new Book Window Fancy Die. I chose a fairly neutral palette of cool and warm grays, some sand and a touch of dark red.
You can color any of Hero's Fancy Dies. They do have some lines embossed in them after die cutting them, to help guide your coloring. This window die, in particular, has great detail. After filling it in with alcohol markers, you'll end up with a beautiful no-line coloring job.
The key with this particular die is to find the book covers and spines. You need to use highly contrasting colors for a more effective design.
Steps to Create this Card:
- To begin, I die cut the Book Window Fancy Die out of of the center of an A2 panel of Dove White cardstock.
- Next, I colored the books in with warm and cool gray Copic markers.
- Then, I stamped a sentiment from the Literally the Best stamp set in Intense Black Ink onto a panel of Sand cardstock.
- I stacked the window frame over the Sand panel with some foam tape.
- Next, I adhered it all over a Side Folded Dove card with Precision Glue.
I have a bonus card with the Stacked Books Fancy Die showing the same technique over on my personal blog.
Thank you so much for joining me today for a bit of coloring fun. I hope you enjoyed this project as much as I did. Have a super day.
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4 Responses
Henriëtte
March 26, 2021
A stunning card Daniel, I love this!
Thank you so much for your inspiration, stay safe and have a wonderful weekend.
Mary Sebastiano
March 25, 2021
Great card…love how you colored it!
Patricia Wilson
March 25, 2021
I love this card and the books look real the way you colored them. Thanks for sharing your talents with us. It made me smile. And I do love books, too.
Melissa SunshineHoneyBee
March 25, 2021
Wonderful coloring idea. I have been playing with the Mar Kit. Will give the coloring a try.
Melissa
“Sunshine HoneyBee”