Creating flat yet intricate cards is desirable, especially when you want to mail your little masterpieces. Today we're going to look at how to achieve superb Inlaid Die Cutting!
What a nifty way to play with our vast array of Die-namics, right? The possibilities are endless!
Let's take a look at a few examples of some projects that feature inlaid die cutting.
Our Centerpieces Die-namics are perfect for inlaying. Julie die cut the Happy Birthday Centerpieces Die-namics from a white card stock panel and then die cut it again several times with various colors of card stocks. With this technique, you can choose any color combination your heart desires!
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Jody went inlay crazy on this design! First, she die cut the End of the Rainbow Die-namics in a spectrum of color, and then she die cut the word fabulous from the completed rainbow and layered it into the rainbow. Very fun!
Younsun stamped a gorgeous background with the Flashy Florals stamp set and then inlaid her sentiment using the Happy Birthday to You Die-namics. SO lovely! Leaving the centers of the letters to allow the kraft card stock to peek through is a great way to make inlaid die cutting legible.
You will LOVE experimenting with inlaid die cutting. Be sure to tag #mftstamps when you post your projects online. We can't wait to see what you've made!

Awesome cards ladies and great tutorial Steffanie! your card was so cute! TFS
ReplyDeleteHappy to see flat, yet intricate cards, showcased today! While I like fancy layered cards as much as the next person, I always need flat cards as many of them are mailed. Great ideas.
ReplyDeleteI love the inlay technique, since I mail most of my cards. I love the dimensional look without the weight
ReplyDeleteDoes this ever happen to you guys? I think I have a birch tree die but I'm not sure...hmmm.The little forest friends stamp set is so cute. Love this sweet one layer card with loads of detail!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this video!! Beautiful card!! Love the inlay technique.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video on inlaying. I will have to try this technique since your card turned out so cute.
ReplyDeleteLove inlaid die cutting. Love all the card samples. Great video as always, Stephanie. Very cute critter card and the inlaid birch tree background looked awesome.
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