Three Different Ways

Do you ever want to create something, but aren’t quite sure which way you want to use? Is there more than one way to achieve the desired effect? There is usually more than one way to achieve your goal. For example, this card showcases three different ways to create patterned vases using the Kintsugi Inspiration Suite of products from Stampin’ UP!®

Pink card with beige card front layer. Three vases are in a row at the bottom of the card. One is teal with gold flowers and leaves on it. One is white with gold lines. One is lighter teal with gold die cut pieces that look like filled cracks in the pottery. They are supposed to represent kintsugi.

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Want to put a vase from the Kintsugi Inspirations Suite on your project? There are several different ways to create a card using these products. This project showcases three of them.

All three use the large vase frame die from the Inspiring Imperfections dies set.

One–Cut the vase out of cardstock and the lines representing cracks from gold foil. Then adhere the cracks onto the cardstock vase.
Two–Cut the vase from a piece of Designer Series Paper in the pattern of your choice.
Three–Use the large vase die cut frame to cut out an already decorated vase from the patterned paper.

There are even more ways to create vases with the Inspiring Imperfections bundle.

Stamp the large vase stamp in the color of your choice on the cardstock color of your choice.
Cut the vase out of cardstock and then stamp the cracks onto the cardstock in the color of your choice or with Versamark and then heat emboss.

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