I love using die cuts as sentiments on cards or as the focal point on a card, but sometimes I don't have any cardstock or paper to use as the card background.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOkyMXRlxgctv_jnLIS32CArKByiLFeoetK-0ZlPe4ZcSL9argattlI_kVETzr7nSfFH5SUXdEAtssgUdtAzuaEHKCSxWUHYl-zDEIl-1J1BAECNXoA7Zrs7kyF7ntJd0PBESjFsnVqEO9/s640/IMG_9158.jpg)
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When that happens, I like to make my own background using Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Inks. For these cards I used Distress Inks to create Ombre backgrounds that coordinate perfectly with the Jillibean Soup die cuts.
I made a quick video showing how I created the Ombre background and the rest of these cards:
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