TLC863 ~ Cutaway Corner ~ {09/06/2021}

[Cook22]

Happy Monday to you all. September already - how did that happen!!
Enjoy your Labor Day holiday, those of you in the US.

I have an easy challenge for us today - Cutaway Corners.
It's a great way of using some pretty DP for the upper laye - for the lower layer too if you choose.
You simply cut away one corner (I used bottom right in my samples, but the choice is yours) of your upper layer, ensuring that you have space to stamp your chosen image on the bottom layer or card base. It works better if you pop the upper layer up on foam or some thin card.
I tried both circle and rectangle - I was fairly sure the circle would be the best option and indeed, to my eyes, it was.



Here's a link to our TLC863 Cutaway Corner gallery


Here are my cards:
TLC863 Dance in the Rain by Cook22 at Splitcoaststampers

TLC863 Birthday Tree by Cook22 at Splitcoaststampers


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[ruby-heartedmom]

Looks like fun!

[jdmommy]

I used a diamond die shape since the dp was diamonds.

TLC863, Sheep by jdmommy at Splitcoaststampers

[CAR372]

This was a fun challenge.
TLC863 Peaceful deer by CAR372 at Splitcoaststampers

[peeps321]

Thanks for a fun and easy technique Sabrina!

Bee Day

[ruby-heartedmom]

Here's my ATC for the day: ATC Cutaway Corner by ruby-heartedmom at Splitcoaststampers

Here's a bonus--a full-sized card for a change: Ornate Cutaway by ruby-heartedmom at Splitcoaststampers

[jkanack]

Nice challenge!

Stay Grounded

[angelladcrockett]

Thanks, Sabrina!! I haven't been able to play in the TLC for a long time, but today is a holiday, so yay!!!

Make The Days Count

[parknslide]

My card: TLC-863-Cutaway Butterfly by parknslide at Splitcoaststampers

[parknslide]

Love how easy this technique is…here’s another card: TLC863-Celebrate by parknslide at Splitcoaststampers

[razldazl]

I have decided to combine the CAS and the technique challenges today. Thank you, Sabrina.

TLC863 CAS654 More Than Coffee by razldazl at Splitcoaststampers

[cdimick]

Fun technique, Sabrina. It was perfect to combine with the Mix challenge that I didn't get a chance to do.

Diamond Birthday

[Icela52]

Great technique Sabrina, a definite do again.
here it is.
TLC863 gentle thoughts by Icela52 at Splitcoaststampers

[One4Joy]

A wonderfully simple, but striking technique this week, Sabrina! Thank you.

best wishes...

[Ruby-dooby-doo]

Great technique, thanks for the inspiration Sabrina!
TLC 863 Cutaway Corner by Ruby-dooby-doo at Splitcoaststampers

[Jay_Bee]

Another one for my Christmas collection

[parknslide]

Another card: Happiness is �e� by parknslide at Splitcoaststampers

[DebbieinOC]

Such a fun technique, Sabrina. I tried for something a bit different, but I think it fell short. Here they are anyways -- my experimental corners card.

[jkanack]

One more for the technique:

Seeker of Magic

[pvilbaum]

It's a little later in the week, but here is my cut out.
Star Joy

[Raevon]

Hello, I haven't been around much lately but have tried to keep a track of what's happening. I had been cutting up some card fronts etc, and this just jumped out at me to do. So here is my card TLC863 - Smile - Breathe. Hope it meets all the requirements. Thank you for looking. Cheers.

[annsforte3]

Here's mine: TLC863, CCC21APR, Noel Deer by annsforte3 at Splitcoaststampers

[stampingwriter]

I've been meaning to come back and try this challenge, and I found time today. Here's what I made:

[tessaduck]

Here 'tis: gnomes