Today I'll be sharing one of the ways to use the boxes from your Sizzix dies. I love acetate, but it's not cheap so why not use it where you can find it--->packaging! I found several ways to use it. Today, I'll share way #1 and throughout the week I'll share the rest. Sound like a plan? Ok, so on to the deets...
WAY TO USE IT #1: Clear Embellishments
You've seen those "ghost shapes" they sell in the stores. Now you can make your own quick, easy, & inexpensively using the tools you've got. I tried different tools to see which I could use. Here are the results:
What WORKED :) Here are some examples
Cuttlebug Embossing Folders- no problem!
NOTE: I didn't try all punches from these brands, so I can't say they will all work, but all of these cut easily and cleanly - the first time I tried it. Use care when you try it.
What DIDN'T work :(
Sizzix Sizzlits, Spellbinder dies (only embossed, not cut), Marvy Uchida Punches.
NOTE: Maybe they may work with some tweaking, but I just tried what worked quick & easy (the first time I tried it.)
Here's what I created with one of my samples:
Well, I hope this inspires you to recycle your packaging. Stay tuned for Way to Use it #2. Thanks so much for peeking today- gotta go!
Card Recipe:
Paper: Lemon Tart (PaperTrey Ink)
Ink: Lemon Tart (PTI), Staz-on White
Stamps: Sweet Serendipity (Sassafras Lass), En Francais (SU!)
Tools: Sizzix Top Note Die (SU!), Sizzix embosslit- Simple Flower (SU), Embossing Folder Border (Cuttlebug)

Great tutorial! Thank you! I found this very helpful! :)
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