Deckled Rectangles LG is a Nestabilities set of five rectangular die templates, all with edges resembling torn paper. The Deckled Rectangles LG coordinate with S4-132 Classic Rectangles LG, S4-201 Deckled Rectangles SM and S4-168 Large Labels. The difference between die template sizes within a Nestabilities set is 1/2″, which becomes a 1/4″ border when layering. The difference between LG and SM Nestabilities sets is 1/4″. Combining both the LG and SM sets of Nestabilities will allow for 1/4″ borders when layering. Spellbinders Nestabilities cut, emboss and stencil with a single die template. Approximate Size(s):1: .875 x 1.875 in2: 1.625 x 1.25 in3: 1.875 x 2.625 in4: 2.625 x 3.875 in5: 2.875 x 3.25 in
click photos to see the details up close (return with back button) I made some nifty Nestabilities templates (or guides) out of overhead...
Good morning! I can't believe it's already Monday morning. I hope you had a fantastic weekend! Today, I have a fun altered project to share with you. I created a purse using the New Grand Calibur™ and Grand Nestabilities™ die templates from Spellbinders™. The inspiration for the purse came from Mona Pendleton, she created a beautiful paper purse for Spellbinders™ at the last CHA show. I just loved the little purse and thought these would make great gifts and can be filled with a set of handmade cards, a gift card, jewelry or candies--so many possibilities! I am not sure what Mona used for the base/body of her purse but I used a template that I had from several years ago. At one time the template was on Splitcoast Stampers (I'm sure it's still there) but I am not sure what it was called or who created it--it's been several years ago. But I can share the measurements with you. To create the base/body of the purse take a full sheet of cardstock (8-1/2'' x 11'') and score both sides 1-1/2" and 11''. Then score at the top and bottom at 4-1/2'' and 8-1/2''. Cut the center flaps on each side, then fold together and use a strong adhesive to adhere the sides. For the front, back and top of the purse I used the New Grand Nestabilities™ from Spellbinders™. On the front and back I used the Grand Calibur™ and LF-161 Grand Labels One. The designer paper is from My Mind's Eye. For the top I used the Grand Calibur™, LF-114 Grand Circles and LF-124 Grand Scalloped Circles from Spellbinders™. Before piecing everything together I inked the edges of the paper with Tuxedo Black ink. I use a slit punch to make holes for the purse strap and attached it to the inside. I used a piece of fancy velvet trim for the purse strap and added some swirly rhinestones to the front and a magnet for a closure. Supplies Paper: My Mind's Eye, WorldWin Black and Ivory Ink: Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black Dies & Punches: Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur™, LF-161 Grand Labels One, LF-114 Grand Circles, LF-124 Grand Scalloped Circles Accessories: Joann's Velvet Trim, Swirly Rhinestones; SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™ Crafty Power Tape; Scor Pal Thank you for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful beginning to a new week! Hugs & Smiles, Heidi
Nestabilities Hemstitch Rectangles Etched Dies Venise Lace by Becca Feeken
It's a busy day at MASKerade today. This is my THIRD post. Please scroll down for my Halloween and Festive Friday cards! Today is my turn to host the daily HYCCT challenge at Splitcoaststampers. These challenges are all hope-themed and the cards will be donated to a Cancer Centre in Texas. (for more info, see here). My challenge is called Peace & Quiet (sometimes you need that!) and it means making a card with no sentiment on the front. Just let your image do the talking. If you have time to take look at the gallery, you will see images with strong messages of friendship, hope, strength and courage. For my card, a rainbow is a small miracle that represents a promise and a star is a light shining in the darkness. I hope that someone will be encouraged by receiving this card when they need it. I used grand calibur circle nestabilities to create the rainbow and outlined the star in glitter so that it would sparkle.
Nestabilities Classic Rectangles, Small contains 5 concentric rectangle Die Templates. Use these with the coordinating scallops: S4-131 Classic Scalloped Rectangles, Small, for a cut difference of ¼". This is an essential pair of die template sets that will enhance any paper project. Approximate die sizes for five images: 1) ¾x⅝" 2) 1½x1⅛" 3) 2⅛x1⅝" 4) 2¾x2⅛" 5) 3⅜x2⅝" Brand new in packaging. If you have any questions, please contact us before finalising purchase. Thank you for looking.
This set of seven thin metal etched dies, Scored and Pierced Rectangles is part of the Nestabilities Collection from Spellbinders. These rectangle dies feature a combination of either scored outline edges or pierced edges. These dies can be nested or they can be used individually. These dies are compatible with leading die cutting machines (sold separately). These dies can be used on cards, scrapbook pages, tags, journals, and other paper crafting projects. The largest die measures 3.87" x 5.12" and the smallest die measures 0.87" x 1.12".
My layout to make the Design Team for 2010! This layout is featured in the Spellbinders 2011 catalog! April 2010 Felt purse with flowers all cut with Spellbinders die templates - April 2010 Little Purse card that has place for gift card in the purse! - April 2010 Baby buggy Birth Annoucement - May 2010 Tractor Ride Scrapbook Page - May 2010 Notepad covers embossed with Impressabilities. Flap edge cut with Spellbinders Die template. May 2010 A copper topped box created for Spring Blog Frenzy! A photo of this box is featured on all the Spellbinders foil packaging! July 2010 A card created with Lacey Squares for the Spring Blog Frenzy! Also featured in the 2011 Spellbinders catalog.- July 2010 Altered Clock - June 2010 Winter beauty Scrapbook Page - June 2010 My Love Card - June 2010. Reindeer Christmas Card - July 2010 Winter Bouquet - July 2010 Snowy Scrapbook Page - July 2010 Heraldry Plaques - Set of 3 - July 2010 CHA A scrapbook page created in honor of my parents' 6oth Wedding Anniversary. - July 2010 CHA Spellbinders S4-295 Lacey Squares Spellbinders S5-030 Fancy Tags Two Spellbinders S4-296 Nested Hearts Spellbinders S7-014 Classic Lace Border Grand Spellbinders S4-291 Labels Fifteen Red Sky at Morning Scrapbook Page - August 2010 Snowman Door Hanger - August 2010 Merry Christmas Card - August 2010 For Someone Special Card - September 2010 A Valentine's heart filled with chocolates - September 2010 Spellbinders S4-296 Nested Hearts Bennie and Snow Scrapbook Page - September 2010 Mom's Day Card - October 2010 fishing x 2 - October 2010 Valentine Gift Box - October 2010 Elvis Lives Scrapbook Page - November 2010 Spring Basket - November 2010 Nurture Yourself Card - November 2010 Joy and Peace Card - Holiday Hop December 2010 Joy and Peace Gift Bag - Holiday Hop December 2010 Christmas Tags - Holiday Hop December 2010 Congratulations Card - December 2010 Congratulations Card - December 2010 Welcome to My Garden Scrapbook Page - December 2010 Spellbinders S5-032 Elegant Posts Spellbinders S5-034 Parisian Accents Spellbinders S5-043 Fleur de Lis Doily Motifs Spellbinders S4-319 Lattice Rectangles Spellbinders S4-310 Labels Eighteen Little Flower Basket - December 2010 With Love for You Card - January 2011 Blog Frenzy With Love Card - January 2011 Blog Frenzy Wings of the Butterfly - January 2011 Pals Scrapbook Page - January 2011 Mexico Album - January 2011 Happy Retirement Card - January 2011 CHA A Walk in the Woods Scrapbook Page - January 2011 CHA Sprocket Journal - January 2011 CHA Pure Joy 8 x 8 Scrapbook Page - February 2011 Cork Coasters - February 2011 Fabulous Birthday Card - February 2011 Simply Amazing Card - February 2011 Ridign Waves 8 x 8 Scrapbook Page - March 2011 Mini Roses Card and Gift Box - March 2011
Hi all, its been a busy few weeks here with almost 3 weeks of school holidays and eater long weekend all wrapped up together! it's been so g...
It’s Taylored Expressions January Sneak Peek time! Today I’ve got TWO super fun projects for you. The first features Marley! Isn’t he adorable! He features a matching die and ADORABLE sentiments! I paired him up with a bunch of new TE dies – Tag Stacklets 2, Tag Reinforcements, and Heart …
Classic Squares SM is a set of seven Nestabilities® die templates. This set coordinates with S4-126 Classic Squares LG, S4-129 Classic Scalloped Squares SM and S4-197 Classic Inverted Scalloped Square SM. For added versatility and 20% savings, purchase the Nesties™ Classic Squares Nestabilities Set, Nest-02. The difference between die template sizes within a Nestabilities set is ½″, which becomes a ¼″ border when layering. The difference between LG and SM Nestabilities sets is ¼″. Combining both the LG and SM sets of Nestabilities will allow for ?″ borders when layering. Spellbinders® Nestabilities cut, emboss and stencil with a single die template. Approximate Die Template Sizes: 1; ¼ x ¼″ 2: ¾ x ¾″ 3: 1¼ x 1¼″ 4: 1¾ x 1¾″ 5: 2¼ x 2¼″ 6: 2¾ x 2¾″ 7: 3¼ x 3¼″
b Tutorial: A warm gift b Hi everyone! I, Henrikke, am so lucky that I get to have my third day of christmas-fun! How great is that?? So this time I have focused on gifts that can be nice to give to someone before christmas. Not like a christmas-gift but jsut a little warm greeting in the cold days. I made a tutorial on one of my creations and than I´ll show you pictures on the three others. Tutorial: Tea-bag with tag b To make this one you will need: A clearbag, paper, decorations, foamtape, doublesided tape, tea, dies and a stampler. Start by filling up your clearbag with the tea you want. I´ve chosen one with spices that remind me of christmas. Stampel your bag together. Find the die you want to use as your tag. I know that this die is smaller than my clearbag so I can´t just cut it out. So I took the biggest one I had and measured the size of it. My die is 4 inch wide so I know I have to scor on around 4 inch. Than measure my clearbag up to the die. And how long I need it to be. I placed mine in the corner, but the other side is under the paper. Because I don´t want it to cut there. Put it in your die-cut-machine. When I get pass the cutting lines that I want to cut, I go back. So I don´t take my paper all the way through the machine. Take the little piece you get and place it on the other side so you see where you want your die if you want it to be symmetrical. In the middle I used the smallest die, and made a nice edge where there was no cutting line. There is my tag done. Stampel your bag to your tag. Cut a piece of paper and use foam-tape to cover up your stampels. If you just use doublesided tape it will show through the paper. And than decorate your tag in your way! Here you can see mine. Here you can see the whole set again. The first one is the tea-bag with a tag. A nice gift. And by using your die in the way we did, by placing iy diagonal you get a really cool tag. The next on is a box filled with coffee. In the box I made two seperate rooms so I can have two different types of coffee in the box. And than I made a lid out of plastic and placed it on the top. The ribbon keeps the lid on it´s place. A lot of people get sick around christmas times. This is a really cute gift to someone if you know that they are not feeling well. And even better, combine this one with a boc of coffee or tea and make them a warm greeting with the best wishes. The last one is a simple glass filled with tea. It´s nice just as a little greeting to someone. Maybe you know a student how has his or hers head in the books now? It´s the big examination-period. That was just four small tips if you want to give someone a nice, warm greeting in the winter right before christmas. Hope you enjoyed. b Hugs from Henrikke b
Spellbinders Nestabilities S4303 "Crown Ovals" 4 unique die template forms for cutting, embossing, or stencils on a die cut machine.
Since my stamping center still had the SU Bird Builder punch and SU Cherry Cobbler paper still on it…I reached for them to do Freshly Made Sketches # 60 and a new one for me, Dynamic Duos #28…
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m thrilled to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the new Paint Your World Collection by Vicky Papaioannou. The fun paintbrush-themed designs and beautiful nature-inspired extras in this collection inspired me to create three colorful cards for the art lovers in my life. Oversized Paintbrush Card The oversized brush in the Painted Blooms Die Set was the perfect base for me to try out a ton of the different accessories in the collection. Here I added layers of flowers and even a butterfly to this pretty slimline card perfect for sending a springtime hello. Die-cut the handle of the brush from the Painted Blooms Die Set out of Cosmic Sky and Mirror Silver Cardstock and the bristles out of gold glitter cardstock. Die-cut Fern, Beeswax, Timber, and Snowdrift Cardstock using the flower and stem dies from the Painted Blooms Die Set. Die-cut Rainforest, Pink Sand, and Dahlia Cardstock using the flower and leaf dies from the Artful Tulip Die Set. Assemble the flowers and brush handle separately with liquid glue, then slowly build your garden behind the handle in layers. First, add the row of tulips closest to the ferrule of the brush, then add the greenery and daisies behind the tulips, and finally, add the gold bristles furthest to the back. Apply Silver Hot Foil to white cardstock using one of the sentiments from the Be Bold Glimmer Sentiments Plate Set and the Glimmer Hot Foil Machine and cut it out using the coordinating die. Die-cut Persimmon, Terra Cotta, and Onyx Cardstock using one of the butterflies dies from the Butterfly Burst Die Set and assemble with liquid glue. Trim a piece of Glacier Cardstock to 3.25” x 8.25” and emboss it using the Slimline Flora Embossing Folder. Add the embossed background to a side-folding white card base measuring 3.5” x 8.5” with foam adhesive. Pop the paintbrush garden up in the center of the card and add the sentiment to the lower right corner with more foam adhesive. Embellish with Silver Mix Gems and the butterfly. Other Supplies Heavyweight white cardstock, DCWV Gold Glitzy Cardstock, tape runner, foam adhesive Oversized Painter’s Palette The oversized palette in the Painter’s Palette Die Set is perfect for big, bold cards or even shaped cards. Here I’ve used a rainbow of color along with the fun art supplies in this set to create a bright 5” x 7” card for a friend. Die-cut kraft cardstock using the palette die and white cardstock using the paint blob and paint tube dies from the Painter’s Palette Die Set. Blend a rainbow of colors onto the paint blobs and paint tube pieces with Distress Ink and a sponge dauber. Assemble the palette and paint tube with liquid glue (I also added a droplet to the tube using one of the dies from the Artful Brush Die Set). Die-cut Onyx, Mirror Gold, and white cardstock using the paintbrush die from the Painter’s Palette Die Set. Blend Tea Dye Distress Ink over the bristles and assemble the brush with liquid glue. Trim a piece of white cardstock to 4.825” x 6.825” and emboss it using the Splatter Embossing Folder. Blend Peacock Feathers Distress Ink around the edges with a blending brush. Mat it with Onyx Cardstock and adhere it to a top-folding A7-sized white card base. Stamp a sentiment from the Fall Greetings Stamp Set onto white cardstock and cut it out using the smallest die from the Essential Label Die Set. Insert the paintbrush handle through the palette hole and adhere to the front of the card with foam adhesive. Pop the paint tube and sentiment up around the palette with more foam adhesive. Other supplies White heavyweight cardstock, kraft cardstock, Candied Apple, Carved Pumpkin, and Squeezed Lemonade, Mowed Lawn, Peacock Feathers, Blueprint Sketch, Wilted Violet, Picked Raspberry, and Tea Dye Distress Ink, sponge daubers, blending brush, Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink, tape runner, foam adhesive. Artful Brush I loved the playfulness of the Artful Brush Die Set and wanted to create a fun card with blobs of color. With light pinks and blues and the spirit of creating, I thought this would make a really unique baby card for an art-loving couple! Trim a piece of Glimmer Specialty Cardstock to 4.25” x 5” and apply Pink Hot Foil to it using the Brush Strokes Glimmer Plate Set and the Glimmer Hot Foil Machine. Die-cut Waterfall Cardstock using the Large Outer Rim and Insert dies from the Fluted Classics Rectangles Die Set. Adhere the background panel to a top-folding A2-sized white card base using a tape runner and then pop the foiled panel up in the center using foam adhesive. Die-cut Portobello, Alabaster, and Mirror Gold Cardstock using the brush dies from the Artful Brush Die Set and assemble with liquid glue. Die-cut Waterfall and Pink Sand Cardstock using the paint blob die from the Artful Brush Die Set. Trim the paint blobs with scissors to fit at the end of the paintbrush and in the upper right corner of the card. Adhere the paintbrush to the center of the card with foam adhesive and add the pink paint blob on top with liquid glue. Apply Gold Hot Foil to white cardstock using one of the sentiments from the Celebrate You Glimmer Sentiments Plate Set and cut it out using the smallest square die from the Essential Squares Die Set. Pop the sentiment and additional paint blob up in the corners of the card with more foam adhesive. Other supplies White heavyweight cardstock, scissors, tape runner, foam adhesive. I hope you enjoyed this trio of fun art-inspired cards and thanks so much for stopping by today. You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com.
I had one of those light bulb moments this afternoon and I just couldn't wait to share - I have worked out how to get the look of nesties without having to buy them! Please excuse the quality of the photo's, If I had to spend a couple of hours doing this I probably wouldn't bother! I have done the photography and editing on my i-Phone and it only took me a few minutes. Your feedback on this style of tutorial would be appreciated :-) Stamps: Lovely as a Tree Cardstock: Whisper White, Chocolate Chip Ink: Handsome Hunter, Basic Brown Accessories: 1 3/8" Circle Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, Sanding Block, Sponge Dauber, A Glass from my cupboard!Sorry about the missing step, I have now added it.
