Dear Fellow Journalers,
I an so “in love” with this new way to make a journal that I plan on making them for Christmas presents for my friends! I will also include the instruction (pdf) you email me!!
Sallie
Just a little die cut and voila!
25 Sep 2019 Comments Off on Just a little die cut and voila!
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Planner pages
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Art Journaling with Sizzix
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Dear Fellow Journalers,
One of my favorite crafting tool is my Sizzix die cutting machine. I have made so many different cards and paper crafting items with the dies and embossing folders that are made specifically for this machine. So when I came across this tutorial I had to read and share. This tutorial uses any type of die cutting machine and a Spellbinders die. This is useful for making a statement on a journal page or highlighting an image. Enjoy!
~Sallie
Creating Frames with Nestabilities™ dies
by Beate Johns
Create cardstock frames with Nestabilities dies.
Supplies
- Cardstock
- Wizard™, or other die cut machine
- Two Cutting Mats
- Magnetic Spacer Plate
- Tan Embossing Mat
- Two Nestabilities™ dies, that will create your frame, Label 13 Nestabilities dies used here
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Place a piece of cardstock on a Cutting Mat. Place your two Nestabilities™ dies on top of it, cutting lines facing down.
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Step 2
Top dies first with magnetic spacer plate, then with second cutting mat.
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Run sandwich through the Wizard™.
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Step 3
Place dies cutting lines facing up with your cardstock frame between the dies.
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Step 3
Top sandwich first with tan embossing mat, then with second cutting mat. Run sandwich through the Wizard™.
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Step 4
Your frame is ready to use on your project.
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Video!
Variations
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Using a different die-cutting system?
You can find a comprehensive download that provides sandwich recipes for most major die-cutting machines on the market here.
Mix and Match
You don’t always have to use the same die shape. Try a regular oval, circle or square die inside a label die.
Read more: http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/framesnestabilities/#ixzz3Rv3e8jHC
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