Monday, May 29, 2017

Tips, Tutorials, & Techniques - Distressed Ink Panel Die Cutting





Using distressed, inked panels to create your die cuts adds subtle interest and a unique look that die cutting from simple colored card stock can't achieve. Having the ability to cut a number of different colors from a single sheet of paper speeds your process as well - especially for intricate layered designs like this flamingo. You can always cut your pieces and color afterward but coloring beforehand gives you greater control in managing the distress effect. You can use distress inks, or our line of Premium Dye Inks to create your look - our samples feature a both options.

Learn how to create a distressed panel by clicking the video link or watching below. For more tips and tricks, make sure to subscribe to our Youtube channel!





Water is an obvious (and wonderful!) choice for using your distressed panels but sentiments, scenery, and more are amazing as well. Check out more ideas from our team: 

Handmade card from Anna Kossakovskaya featuring products from My Favorite Things #mftstamps

Handmade card from Melania Deasy featuring products from My Favorite Things #mftstamps

Handmade card from Donna Mikasa featuring products from My Favorite Things #mftstamps

Handmade card from Torico featuring products from My Favorite Things #mftstamps

Handmade card from Keeway Tsao featuring products from My Favorite Things #mftstamps


Feeling inspired? Make sure to tag your next MFT project with #mftstamps - you might just be spotted!

2 comments:

  1. Wow, what an amazing assortment of fabulous cards. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy seeing all the designers different crafting styles.

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