Today I share three different ways to use the Antique Engravings Cover Die from Altenew and you also get a chance to WIN! This die is designed as a cover die, but I kinda forgot to do that.
I will start with the most clean and simple design, I used one of the Fine Frames to create a border from some Jet Black Cardstock and die cut a portion of the cover die to fit.
This would make a great sympathy card and so I added a script style sentiment from the Thinking of You Stamp Set.
My next card came from the ‘left overs’ from the card that you can see in the video below.
I added Dot Labels Die with a white heat embossed sentiment from the Bottleful Of Stamp Set (I know I say this every time but I love this font)!
My final card and video shares a simple inlaid die cutting technique with some nice bright fun colours.
The sentiment is from the Sweet Friend Stamp Set.
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at YouTube.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHzexPOJ0C0]
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Giveaway time!
I will randomly choose a winner from the comments left on this post (only one comment per person) to win a $15 gift certificate to the Altenew online store, you have until midnight Saturday November 24th (AEST) and I will announce the winner here on Sunday November 25th.
Thanks so much for your visit today, I’ve linked all of the products that I used below or you can head directly to Altenew here. Hugs,
Other Supplies : Cardstock – pink / green
 Classic Crest Solar White 110lb ALT | Classic Crest Solar White 80lb ALT |  Jet Black ALT |  Dark Gray ALT |
 Lagoon ALT |  Apple Red ALT |  Warm Sunshine ALT |  Antique Engravings Cover Die ALT |
 Thinking of You ALT | EH |  Sweet Friend ALT | EH |  Bottleful Of ALT |  Dot Labels ALT |
 Fine Frame Rectangles ALT | EH |  Permanent Black ALT | EH |  Embossing Ink ALT | EH |  Pure White ALT | EH |
 Heat Tool EH |  Powder Tool EH |  Crystal Katana OTH |  Tweezers EH |
 Craft Knife EH |  Spring Scissors EH |  Scissors EH |  Mini Blossom ALT |
 Bigshot EH |  Acrylic Blocks ALT |  Bone Folder EH |  Guillotine EH |
 Paper Trimmer EH |  Mini Score Board EH |  Precision Tip EH |  Multi Medium Matte EH |
 Foam Squares small EH |  Foam Squares EH |  Painters Tape EH |  Glue Tape ALT |
I Love this card! You’re so talented.
Beautiful cards, I’ve seen this technique before, but you make it look easy. Thanks for reminding me of this technique.
These cards are awesome!
Beautiful inlay, Therese!
I love to do inlay diecutting! I find it so relaxing. Until I can’t find a piece! Like you I have dug through the trash more than once looking for a piece or two. However, I have never laid the tiny parts over the top and poked them in. I MUST try that. That is genius! Thanks for the idea!! Your card is beautiful!!
Those are some beautiful cards. Glad I have that die on it’s way to me. 🙂
I love the inlay. It gives such a unique spin.
The inlay card is amazing! I love how you have used the die to make 3 very different cards!
I don’t know if you set out to make this video comical but you had me giggling Al my at parts. I was beyond pleased to see that I’m not the only one that gets in a fun pickle with die cute when inlaying. Therese all three cards were beautiful, lovely shades to choose & no waste from your extra diecuts. Thank you
I love the inlaid look and the Anttinque Engraved Cover die is a perfect one for the technique. As I watched the video I was wondering how you were going to get the tiny tiny flower centers glued in place. That idea is brilliant.
I love all of these cards. The inlay die is fabulous and you demonstrated how to use it beautifully!!
Beautiful cards! Love that you showed the flexibility of the cover plate by just using portions of it. Gorgeous color combinations and designs.
Your cards are fantastic ! The inlaid version is incredible, specially the way you did it : you did not choose the easy way, because you did it that way on purpose, didn’t you ? LOL !!!!
Your cards are so gorgeous! I have done this once or twice with dies. I love the look-so professional looking!
Magnificent!!! I have the glue;however, the ‘needle’ is stuck……very disappointing!
Hi Harriet, I have had that problem once and so now don’t push the top cover on very far. Mine just loosened itself but I was given advice like sitting it in hot water to separate it… But so far out of all the products that I have tried this one still works best for me, although I do have the Gina K Connect glue to try next lol. Hope you have the most fabulous day, Crafty hugs, Therese
So beautiful, and very, VERY clever my friend! You diligence amazes me! xx
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These cards are just beautiful, Therese, and I always learn something new from you! 💛 I’ve hesitated trying this technique, but your final result is so lovely, you’ve convinced me to give it a go! 🤗✨Thanks for your inspiration!
Wow what patients you had putting all those wee bits inside your oh so colourful card Therese. Ever so lovely.
Great ideas for something different and also how to make different cards with the same die. Love it!
Your cards are all beautiful! The inlaid die cut card you showed in the video tutorial is gorgeous but wow so many little pieces! I thought it was such a great idea how you laid the yellow die cut overtop to fit the tiny pieces in place. I love the first card you created, the black and white looks so fantastic.
beautiful cards as always
Very special card Therese. This coverplate looks like a very versatile one. Thank you for sharing 💕💖
Great cards. All the fiddling was worth it, the bold inlaid colours are fabulous. I was sympathising with you during the video, I have to delay many projects until I find missing things.
As always – beautiful cards and great ideas.
Your cards are gorgeous! I love the look of this inlay technique. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Oh wow, these are so gorgeous
Oh Wow, what a stunning card. The effect is just stunning. Thank you for sharing.
Such great ideas that you brought to life! I love the blue card that you made – blue is one of my favourite colours!
These are really neat cards! 🙂
Simple and beautiful cards! Love the inlaid die cutting technique 🙂
Beautiful card!
What a fun video, Therese! Love the inlay, but I can see that I would be doing the same as you with the tiny parts. Your cards are so beautiful.
I love the colors in all the cards! I think your “left over” card might be my favorite!
Love your videos; always learn a lot! Your cards are super nice. Thank you.
I just love this! The die is a phenomenal way to make a statement with one color or several. This is the type of cards I’d like to make, I only have one larger die for backgrounds and it’s a Christmas one, so not as versatile as one like this. Thanks for sharing!
Love the inlaid technique and your beautiful, colorful Sweet Friend card.
The designs are simple and crisp. Love them.
Love all three cards and this die is amazing.
Cheers
Lisa
Beautiful cards! The first one is a classic. Thanks for sharing these.
Love this technique and would love money to put towards this die set!
These are all gorgeous, Therese … both colourful ones are so deliciously tropical … I’m doffing my cap at all that puzzle piecing you did, it’s beautiful! Had to laugh when you mentioned about searching the bin for a missing piece … I’ve so done that … what satisfaction there is in finding it rather than having to cut another (even though it’s probably taken me longer to find it than to cut!). That first card is so striking … elegant and lovely … and so perfect for a sympathy card! Hugs. Anita 🙂
LOVE your clever ways you used this unique new die from Altnew! So creative and yet can be used so simply! The inlaid is the most divine and thank you so much for the video “how to”!!!
I enjoyed watching you create this card! Very cool! You made me laugh along with you when you talked about trying to find the little bitty piece you needed & how you got excited upon finding it – too funny! Thanks so much for not only sharing how to make the card, but also the greatly organized items list! â¤â¤â¤
Love this paper piecing, I can see myself getting confused with all the little bits. Lovely die. So much fun watching your tutorial and thank you for sharing.
Simply amazing Therese, you have infinite patience putting together this gorgeous cards, love the fact you actually probably emptied your garbage can looking for that teeny tiny piece of the flower, I was laughing out loud, I give you another Thumbs Up!!! my dear.
Thank you for sharing.
XO
Maria Rodriguez.
You have more patience then me for inlaid die cutting! Great job. Love the bright colours.