I have only recently gotten excited about using wafer thin dies with my Cuttlebug. I was very focused on my beloved Cricut and the numerous lovely cartridges offered. However, with so many adorable creations shown on Pinterest, I haven't been able to help myself but explore the stamps and matching cutting dies. I am not overly fond of coloring, so I am careful to pick sets that do not require too much of that effort. Lawn Fawn has quickly become my favorite companies.
I have had the Yeti, Set, Go stamp and die set from Lawn Fawn for a few months, but have not created anything yet. Then when I saw the Woodland Build-A-Scene Die set from Xcut, it was like *WHAM* those two sets HAVE to go together. I know that this little guy is a Yeti, but I cut him out of brown paper and thought he definitely looked like a big foot.
Cardstock: 4 shades of green, brown, black.
I made the 4"x5.5" card itself using the same paper as the top layer.
Ink: Ranger Distress Ink - Black Soot
Markers: red, grey and a white opaque pen
Lawn Fawn: Yeti, Set, Go stamp and die set
Build-A-Scene Dies: Woodland
Here are the stamp and die sets involved. I cannot wait to create so many more things with these products.
Here is one more picture of the front of the card without the fancy "detail revealing" camera angle.
The top layer is very close to the edge of the 4"x5.5" card, next time I will definitely make a larger base. Also, I tend to prefer tape runner type adhesives, but with the Woodland layers I used a wet glue. This is to enable a bit more movement and time to make adjustments of the delicate edges.