It's not often I buy a stamp or a die that can't be used in more than one way - but I fell in love with this one by Tutti designs, called Asian Landscape.
I die cut it twice - once in white and once in dark blue mirri card. I then stuck them on to the card at slightly different levels to create "drop shadow" with the white one. I think you can just make it out in the photo. (I was dreading applying the glue to the intricate die, but I had taken on board a little tip I saw by Lou Withers, and put the glue on a sponge, and sponged the glue on - Result! A lot easier than the way us crafters tend to do it by smearing glue on the back of our hand to try and add the glue!)
I also had some thin "oriental" washi tape - so just add a strip down the side.
I die cut it twice - once in white and once in dark blue mirri card. I then stuck them on to the card at slightly different levels to create "drop shadow" with the white one. I think you can just make it out in the photo. (I was dreading applying the glue to the intricate die, but I had taken on board a little tip I saw by Lou Withers, and put the glue on a sponge, and sponged the glue on - Result! A lot easier than the way us crafters tend to do it by smearing glue on the back of our hand to try and add the glue!)
I also had some thin "oriental" washi tape - so just add a strip down the side.
