Die cut machines can really speed up paper piecing your embellishments or card focals. Previously I've shown some cards where I used my Big Shot with Cuttlebug dies to create flowers for a card focal. Today I'm going to show some examples from my Silhouette. I like using my Silhouette for this as I can scan in any shape, have the software trace it, and then use my Silhouette to cut the various shapes for me! Here are some things I've made this way. Obviously, if you don't have a die cut machine, you can cut things out by hand -- they just take longer.
This is another neat one
I believe that these designs came with the Silhouette software. However, I also make some of my own designs and get some off the net. I know I didn't make these, but if I've mistakenly credited YOUR designs to Silhouette, please let me know so I can give you proper credit!
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