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Hello Crafters!  There are three new Noble dies that are all related and work together to give you more options.  However, if your budget does not stretch that far, then the results you can achieve with a single set are stunning as well.  There are two sets with beautiful debossed features, which allow so many different techniques and looks for your card making. The larger set has my signature piercing and decorative cutting inserts.  All sets have been sized to work within the smaller die cutting machines too so no need for an A4 sized machine to use these.  If you would like to win one of these, you know the drill!  Please pop back at noon for our next instalment!  All for now, Sue x

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If you are a paper crafter at some point you will be getting into die cutting. These are metal plates when compressed with pressure will create a pattern and or cut a shape into your paper. A die cutting machine is used with the die. It creates the pressure to press and cut the die into the paper to create the design. Over time, you will develop a die collection that needs to be organized and stored. Collecting dies are lots of fun. And the great thing about them is that they can be used over and over again. AS with any other craft storage system, how you store yours depends on the number of dies that you have, the space that you have, and the budget that you may have. We always recommend that you look around your home to see what you might have that could be used for your personal die storage needs. Another place to look is at your local dollar store. They have lots of interesting storage resources that are very reasonably priced. I was in my local thrift store dropping off some donations and I found some refrigerator bins that were half price off the prices on Amazon. So, don't forget to shop in the thrift stores closest to you. What Can You Store Your Dies In? There are so many options when it comes to storing dies. Photo boxes Clear plastic boxes Divided plastic boxes Hanging files in a rolling cart, a hanging file box or in a drawer On magnetic sheets Die carrying case. Clear CD cases Plastic refrigerator bins Baskets Die Organizing System There are a few ways that you can store your craft dies. Picking the right system for you makes your crafting easier and more fun. Gather all your dies together. Make sure that all the nested dies are together. Decide the system that you would like to use. Whatever system you decide on, make sure that you create labels for your dies, unless you are hanging them on a wall system. If you do not have a label system, you can create labels on your computer and printer. Then tape them to the pocket or page. Themes and Sections For Your Die System Edge dies Fall and harvest. Father's Day Floral and leaves Frames Gardening and gardens Graduation Halloween Hannukah Holidays Journaling Monograms Masculine Mother's Day Nesting die sets Sports Tags Thanksgiving Valentines and hearts Weddings Words and sentiments By Manufacturer If you have a large number if dies, this system may be right for you. This system may take longer to create, but the end result will be a very organized system. You will have separate bins for each manufacturer. You create an inventory book or a Rolodex file. You divide your section by theme. So, say you have a divide for "Christmas" You list your dies and show a sample of the die. Then you say which bin that die is located Each manufacturer box has the same theme dividers. Now you will know exactly where to locate that die! By Size More likely than not, when you are designing, you are looking for a certain sized die to create a piece. So, for some, storing by size makes sense. You could also store by size withing your theme or subject storage. Wafer Thin Dies They are thin dies so they are easy to store. A lot of the current dies fall in this category. There is no one perfect solution, just the one that fits your needs. Small Binder System There are lots of different ideas to store your dies that do not use magnetic systems. Jennifer Wilson turned an embroidery floss binder with pockets into a storage solution for her dies. Want to learn more about this system? CD Binders Cd binders are another effective way to hold your dies. They are inexpensive and easy to use. You can place the dies into little clear plastic envelopes, so they do not fall out. Or you can cut magnetic sheets to fit the slots. If you have a large collection, you can use more than one binder, The nice thing about this system in that the binders do not take up a lot of space. Magnetic Metal Storage Sheets Many crafters swear by this type of system. They are magnetic sheets that are stored in a binder or a bin. The dies hold onto them as if they were glued there. (But of course, they can be removed.) Refill sheets are generally available. You can organize by theme or alphabetically. Here is a variation of the metal sheets. It uses magnetic strips mounted on pieces of cardboard then the dies are stores on the cards in plastic envelopes. Learn more about this system Another system that works well is to use vent covers that you can purchase in any home store like Lowes or Home Depot. You can also find these on Amazon. You cut them up to fit a plastic pocket and adhere the dies. The sheets are then stored in the plastic pockets by theme in a bin with dividers. Magnetic Sheets On A Wall Some folks like to use large magnetic sheets on a wall as a display. They arrange these strips or sheets on wall space and then arrange their dies in an artistic display. You see the dies and take what you need. If you use a magnetic wall display, make sure that you wipe your dies with a cloth before using them. You want to make sure that there is no dust on the die that would prevent a clean cut. In lieu of using these sheets, you can use magnetic knife racks. You can mount these behind a door or in a closet. They are readily available. The magnets are strong. Magnetic knife racks can be used for die storage. Art Bin Die System There is a system that uses a plastic art bin. It is a handled case that comes with 3 single sided magnetic sheets You can purchase additional sheets. The system will bold up to 21 sheets. You can stack these in a closet or on a shelf. Here is a dollar store storage unit idea for your dies Create your own DIY die storage unit Another DIY wafer die storage Detailed magnetic system Magnetic wall die display Storing Nesting Dies I love those sets of nesting dies. There are so many ways to use them. And naturally, you want to keep the whole set together. I like to use a separate section for the nesting dies. One option is to use magnetic strips in a CD case. You can store them in a bin or basket. Gather each set. Connect them on C or D metal rings. Hang them on nails on a board or frame. Use a magnetic white board hung on a wall Just add magnetic strips. Adhere magnetic strips to the inside of a cabinet or closet. Here are a few more tips to help you get your dies organized.: Set up a rolodex inventory system for your dies. Cut one image for each die that you own and place them on a rolodex card. The file them alphabetically. Assign each die or die set a number. You can do this with label maker or with a permanent marker like a sharpie. Set up your rolodex system the same as that on your dies. While doing this takes time, it will also make it easier to find what you need when you need it. Use clear envelopes to store your dies. I like the ones that have Velcro on their flaps. They stay closed. Magnetic sheets are one of the favorite ways to store craft dies. They are visible. They stay in place. You can cut them to any size that you need. Make sure to add labels to the ends of your die storage containers. More Storage Tools Here are some tools that may help you organize your dies, Some of these tools may have earnings that may are paid at no additional cost to you. All earnings are used to enhance this community. We appreciate your support. We R Memory Keepers - Genius Ultimate Platform System - 6 x 13 Magnetic Platform - $47.49 from: Scrapbook.com Tonic Studios - Medium Ringbinder Die Case - $19.94 Tonic Studios - Medium Ringbinder Die Case Scrapbook.com - Storage Envelopes - Plastic - 7x10 - Large - 5 Pack from: Scrapbook.com Sizzix - Accessory - Die Storage Inserts - Small - $4.74 from: Scrapbook.com Sizzix - Accessory - Die Storage Solution - Small - $25.64 Retail Price: $27.00 You Save: $1.36 Scrapbook.com - Storage Envelopes - Plastic - 4.75 x 4.75 - Small - 10 Pack - $9.49 from: Scrapbook.com Avery Elle - Stamp and Die Storage Pockets - Small - 50 Pack - $8.77 from: Scrapbook.com Scrapbook.com - Clear Craft Storage Box - Large - $9.99 from: Scrapbook.com Tonic Studios - Luxury Storage Collection - Clear Tray - 3 Pack - $37.04 from: Scrapbook.com Tonic Studios - Luxury Storage Collection - Stamp Refill - 3 Pack - $14.24 from: Scrapbook.com Fun Stampers Journey - Tools - Large Storage Tabs - $3.74 from: Scrapbook.com Fun Stampers Journey - Tools - Large Storage Tabs - $3.74 from: Scrapbook.com Fun Stampers Journey - Tools - Small Storage Tabs - $2.79 Fun Stampers Journey - Tools - Small Storage Tabs Waffle Flower Crafts - Cloud Magnetic Storage Boards - 5 Pack - $15.99 from: Scrapbook.com

I love making rocker cards the main card and butterfly are made using tonic dies, i always make inlays and i always write the inlay before putting them in and if i am making a card for someone else to give, i give them a couple of inserts with a strip of double sided tape attached so they can write and not worry about making a mistake .

Welcome back crafters!!  Day three of the Spring die release blog launch.  Today showcases the new Portuguese Collection.  We have the beautiful Porto die (shown here) and the Portuguese Border, corner and tag die set up on offer to win with this blog post.  Shown with the Canadian border, you can see how well the dies from the two collections will work together to give you outstanding results.  Like the Canadian Collection, the Portuguese dies all come with separate cutting edges and decorative inserts.  The centre designs in each shape have been paired up to give you beautiful matting and layering capabilities, while the outside shaped design is quite different.  If you would like the chance to win either of these two dies, just leave me a comment.  While you can (and should) comment on each and every blog post for a chance to win, only one comment per  post is allowed, however.  Duplicate posts will be removed before the drawing takes place (it's only fair that way!)  The next blog post is scheduled for 12 noon, don't be late! LOL  All for now, Sue x

I made these three pendants to promote my 'Rubber Band Bead' workshop in Maribor, Slovenia, in March 2015. Featuring my 'Inserts' technique, my original concept was to create a motif of coloured bands like you'd see in a rubber band ball. Ultimately, alternating layers of red, yellow, blue, and green was just a little too complex for the four-hour workshop format. I decided to simplify the design by using only white inserts on a light grey background. Dark grey outlines on the inserts allowed for the appearance of overlapping. I used our Cutting Edge Dies as shape templates to cleanly cut the clay veneers into elegant shapes (Long Cicada, Long Grasshopper, and Long Moth), with bigger same-shaped dies to cut framing background layers. A single piece of silver wire joins the pieces together and serves as the bail on the back and a support rod for the capping ball accenting on the front.

A Wedding card using my new flower dies I bought from a craft fair last week. The stamp is a couple of years old, but never used before. Supplies:  white cardstock, Kaisercraft Blae and Ivy dp, Portacraft pearls, glue dots, Zig two-way glue pen, Memento Black Tuxedo ink, ds tape. Tools:  Big Shot, Spellbinders Classic Edges Two and Decorative Inserts Three dies, Kreaxions flower dies, MFT Dienamics Prima Donna Petals die, Kaisercraft sentiment stamp. Challenges: Frosted Designs Fabulous Friday Challenge - Weddings Sentimental Sundays Challenge 104 - Pocket Full of Posies ~ flowers + sentiment Southern Girls Challenge 45 - Dying to Diecut or Punch Top Tip Tuesday Challenge 77 - Dig Out The Old ~ stamp, pearls, ink, cardstock, MFT die Oldie But A Goodie Challenge - Anything Goes ~ stamp, pearls, ink, cardstock, MFT die Great Impressions Challenge 3 - Anything Goes Divas by Design Challenge 37 - Anything Goes Perfect Sentiments PSC34 - Anything Goes Simon Says Stamp Challenge - Anything GoesBunny Zoe's Crafts Challenge 24 - Anything Goes Thanks for looking, comments welcome. Jenny

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Hello everyone. This is Nichol Spohr and I’m thrilled to be guest designing for Spellbinders this month. Interactive cards are one of my favorite things. And pop up cards? They take the cake! The pop up cards I’ve mailed to friends and family are always a huge hit. Today I’m going to share how I created this prehistoric pop up scene with the new Die D-Lites Dinosaurs and lots and lots of other Spellbinders dies. Four panels and four inserts were die cut from brown cardstock using the Heart & Home Scalloped Pop Up Box dies. On the box panels, I stenciled and stamped the panels of the box to add that prehistoric “character” I was going for. It’s much easier to do any embellishing of the box panels when they’re flat and then assemble the box and add the rest of the die cuts. On each of the inserts I added a trimmed down grass die from the Die D-Lites Picket Fence Dies. Landscapes were created by die cutting a Card Creator Classic A2 Waves Borders Die from brown cardstock, inked up the embossed edges with Gathered Twigs Distress Ink and applied them to the card flaps. Dinosaurs were die cut using the Die D-Lites Dinosaurs Dies, clouds and a sun using the Die D-Lites Sun and Clouds Dies, and palm trees using the Die D-Lites Palm Trees. The embossed areas on each of the die cuts were inked with Distress Inks to add texture and interest. The eyes, mouths, and scales on the dinosaurs were embellished with black and white pens. The images were adhered to the pop up card inserts and flaps as shown. A sentiment was stamped on the front flap and the card was finished with some heart shaped enamel dots. Watch video tutorial below or on Youtube to learn how to make this project: Spellbinders Supplies: S2-273 Sun and Clouds S3-317 Dinosaurs S3-320 Picket Fence S3-249 Palm Trees S4-788 Classic A2 Waves Borders S5-233 Scalloped Pop Up Box PL-001 Platinum 8.5 Die Cutting and Embossing Machine T-001 Tool ’N One Other Supplies: Lawn Fawn Ballet Slippers cardstock, Lawn Fawn Guava cardstock, Lawn Fawn Chili Pepper cardstock, Lawn Fawn Paper Bag cardstock, Lawn Fawn Noble Fir cardstock, Lawn Fawn Chocolate Bar cardstock, Lawn Fawn Sunflower cardstock, Neenah Solar White cardstock; Lawn Fawn Rawr Stamp Set; Simon Says Stamp Good Reading Background Stamp; Simon Says Stamp Irregular Dots Stencil; Versafine Onyx Black Ink; Simon Says Stamp White Pigment Ink; Ranger Distress Ink in Gathered Twigs, Lucky Clover, Picked Raspberry, Wild Honey; Sakura black and white gel pens; Doodlebug Ladybug Hearts Sprinkles; Adhesive: Ranger Multi Matte Medium I hope this has inspired you to try a pop up box card. Thank you so much for joining me today and I look forward to sharing more die cutting ideas with you soon!

Credits: OlliBroccolli on twitter/X