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| Enjoy The Moment - masculine card with a hint of Gilded Leafing |
I made this card to use up a test piece that I had done on a scrap piece of cardstock when I was experimenting with Gilded Leafing for this card.
I cut out my image with a Stitched Nested Labels die, extending the size of the die cut to fit the image (see below for instructions - scroll down) and used the same method to cut some So Saffron card with the next size up in the die set.
I cut a piece of Early Espresso card and stamped it with Whisper White Craft Ink, then layered it onto my So Saffron base card.
I stamped some more of the images with Early Espresso ink onto So Saffron card and added a bit of shading with Crumb Cake Stampin' Blend alcohol markers. I fussy cut these and adhered them to the card front.
I stamped the greeting with Multipurpose Liquid Glue and applied Gilded Leafing before cutting out with one of the Tasteful Labels Dies. I made a mat for this by cutting a rectangle of So Saffron card just a bit bigger, adhering the label and then snipping the ends of the So Saffron piece to match the banner shape.
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Stephanie
How to adjust die cut size - In this case, I want to enlarge the length of the cut
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| Enlarging size of die cut Fig. 1 |
1. Position the die as usual but only place the top cutting plate over the first part of the die to be cut (see Fig.1). Run through your cut/emboss machine.
2. Remove top plate and die. The result will be a partial cut (see Fig.2)
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| Enlarging size of die cut Fig. 2 |
3. Turn the piece 180 degrees on your bottom cutting plate. Position the die as required, wiggling the die until you feel that the blade has slipped into the existing cuts. Secure with washi tape. Place top cutting plate over just the first part, as in step 1 (See Fig. 3) and run through your cut/emboss machine.
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| Enlarging die cut Fig. 3 |
When you remove the piece from the die cutting machine, you will have extended the die cut (see Fig.4)
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| Enlarging die cut Fig. 4 |
To reduce the size of a die cut, the process is very similar - simply adjust the 2nd placement of the die accordingly.
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