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Die Cutting - Monday

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Hi, Carolyn here with Monday's die cuts and I am sharing with you a die cut I just recently purchased from Stampin! Up; but first my TIP: a great die cut for your left over stash of paper and cards.



Thinlits - Label Card (#133479)

 Front of Label Flip Card
Inside of Label Flip Card

Supplies used:
  • Card base Old Olive from Stampin! Up
  • Design paper "Santa's Journey" - 2-sided paper variety pack by 7gyPsies
  • Memento Tuxedo Black ink
  • Stampin! Up - retired set "Sidekicks Sayings"
  • Sizzix Big Shot die cut/embossing
  • Die cut Thinlits - Label Card (#133479) from Stampin! Up 
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This die cuts a card base, unfolded, 6x5 1/2" but when folded, measures 4.25x5.50 inches.  When I ran the card base die thru my Big Shot, I felt like it was going to break the acrylic pads so I wouldn't advise using a ebosser machine if you have one.  The included dies I did not have a problem with, but only used the label die cut though.

Thank you for stopping by to visit with me, and have a blessed day.





Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,

Carolyn
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  1. TeresaDecember 9, 2013 at 6:59 AM

    Carolyn this is a super cute card! I just recently got into collecting these type of dies. Can't wait to use some of them! Thanks for sharing.

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  2. CindyDecember 9, 2013 at 11:13 AM

    Fabulous card! Love these type of flip it cards! I need some of those dies :-)

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