Hi! It’s
Sue here at Card A Day Challenge Blog. We’re so pleased that you’ve stopped
by. This month, the theme is die cut
techniques. This week, we’re highlighting a technique demonstrated by Jennifer McGuire. The technique that I’ll
be focusing on this week, is what she calls Stacked Die Cutting. You can see her video here.
You’ll need nesting dies – which are dies of a specific shape which fit
into one another (sort of like the Russian nesting dolls, except with dies).
The “trick” is to tape the nesting dies together, so that each die is
positioned evenly within the next larger die and next smaller die.
Let’s get
started. My first card is for Clean & Simple Sunday.
Here’s my card.
I used
Technique Tuesday’s Nested Stars die and dark red and gold cardstock. I taped
the three dies, attempting to keep the dies positioned evenly in the centre of
the next larger star. I cut the gold stars from some gold cardstock. Then,
deciding that I wanted the star to be off-set, I die cut the red stars with the
taped dies positioned on the red panel, where I wanted the stars to be. I used gold heat embossing for the sentiment
from The Alley Way’s Mistletoe Kisses. Using a gold Sakura Gelly Roll pen, I
added dash lines on the red star. I adhered the various stars, nested within
each other.
Thanks for dropping by
sue
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