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If You Own the Top Note Die... Check Out This Link
Sorry if this link has been published before but this is the first I have seen it.
I was visiting a friend's blog and she had made a neat card with a very different shape cut for her image mat. She said she used the top note die and she included this link to Techno Stamper's blog with a tutorial on how she created these very interesting shapes using the one die. I love when tools have multiple uses. Just thought I would pass this on.
The happiest people don't necessarily have the best of everything; they just make the best of everything they have.
Kindness always wins-makes you better not bitter
You can't change the wind, but you can adjust your sails
Went back to the blog and saw that she used a Sizzix. I have a Cuttlebug and don't think you can turn the die and have it fit the machine. Anyone know about this? TIA
I feel soooo stupid. I played with the die and realized that it is the paper that gets turned on the die, not the die in the machine. Did find that you need to carefully turn and place the top note that you cut the first time to make sure that it is positioned to recut correctly. Guess I should do this kind of stuff during the day. I know better than to craft at night. Did turn out well once my brain functioned.:rolleyes:
If You Own the Top Note Die... Check Out This Link
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