These beautiful new 3D sheets came into the shop recently and Tania couldn't wait to make one up. As you can see she wasn't disappointed with the result.
I personally find the die-cut 3Ds a lot easier to use as I'm usually crafting of an evening and artificial light combined with the shine of the sheets makes me even more cutting-challenged than usual.
Tania used foam dots to build up the layers and Fiskars fancy scissors to put the decorative edge onto the bottom of the Bazzill backing. The whole panel was then mounted onto one of Regal's white DL cards.
Its interesting to see a DL card used in landscape orientation rather than the usual upright manner. I wonder if it's the start of a new trend?
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