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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Note Pads using Die Cut Scraps

Last week we talked about cutting shapes from our scraps using die cutting machines like the Big Shot and various dies.  Today I'll show a few covered notepads that made use of these die cuts. (Check my blog post for March 19 to see the how-to on these.) And remember, that anything that can be done on a notepad could also be done on a card!

This first die cut is from Spellbinders Fancy Tags II set.  Doesn't it serve as a lovely decorative mat for this focal?  The focal itself (and on the other notepads shown today) is a 3-D sticker purchased from the Dollar Store.  The pens, pencils, and the notepads themselves also came in sets from the Dollar Store.

Here are some more covered notepads using die-cut scraps as mats:




I DO love the way these decorative die cuts dress up a project!

2 comments:

Carol J said...

Very nice, I love the look of die cuts, it is just that they are expensive to get a lot of them - slowly but surely is my motto on die cuts ! I think I'm up to about 6 sets with two of them being Christmas stuff.

Cheryl said...

Yes, I love nesting dies - especially the ones that are more lacy and elaborate like these are. They really dress up a project. I like the ones that do some embossing as well -- love the texture that adds. But you're right. They ARE expensive. I don't have very many sets myself yet for that same reason.