Highland Stag

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In my previous blog post I did a step by step tutorial (HERE) on creating an atmospheric mountain scene complete with a majestic stag.
Here's the card I made with the completed scene


The scene was mounted on to a piece of Smoky Slate card stock. Before sticking down I die cut a decorative label on my Big Shot, cut it in half and attached it to my scene. A small circle was also die cut and cut into quarters. These were then added to the corners. A simple sentiment was added to finish the card off.

I will be entering this card into the challenge over in

The Male Room

You can find my tutorial - HERE - enjoy!
See you soon x



Comments

  1. Jane5 June 2017 at 12:03

    A stag is always such a strong choice for masculine cards and your use of die cuts is so different. Thanks for playing at The Male Room.

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