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Studio Light Essentials Wordz XL Make a Wish Die Birthday Card

Studio Light Essentials Wordz XL Make a Wish die birthday card, with Di's DigiStamps Hedgehog Ballons digi, colored with Caran d'Ache Luminance 6901 pencils, by Paperesse.

This Studio Light Essentials Wordz XL Make a Wish cutting die was languishing away in an outlet store bin when I rescued it. It's been safely recuperating in my die drawer a few weeks now, but I think it's time for it to get busy; hence this card for a friend's upcoming birthday.

I like to combine these big word dies with an digital stamp, as I've done with this no-brand slimline Happy Birthday die. When I do this for the first time, I fiddle around with the digi sizing, printing out draft copies, until I get it just right, then I save the file. The next time I want use the die, I just open the file, drag in my digi image as a new layer and size it to the same size as the saved image (the original layer). This way I know the sizing will be right so it's quick to do and there's no paper waste in printing. The app I use to do this is Affinity Photo 2.

Since this was this die cut's debut, I had go through the aforementioned steps first, but now that I have a saved file, next time it will be easy peasy. My digi is Di's DigiStamps Hedgehog Balloons retired. Patterned paper is from a €0.99 recently acquired Craft Universe paper pad. Enamel dots give a bit of bling.

Supply List
Paper – cardstock, Craft Universe paper pad
Digital stamp – Di's DigiStamps Hedgehog Balloons (retired)
Dies – Studio Light Essentials Wordz XL Best Wishes 
Embellishments – enamel dots
Caran d'Ache Luminance 6901 pencils
Gelly Roll .08 white pen
Pentel .05 black fine line pen

I'm linking up with the following challenges: Little Red Wagon #809 – And Always Shall Be Your Friend, Kleuren met Potloden (Coloring With Pencils) May – ATG with pencil coloring, and Di's Digistamps Challenge 23/05 – Add a Sentiment.

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