Thursday, 27 May 2010

Overhang with Nestabilities

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1. Line up the Nestabilities die over the top of you image so you can see where the overhang is. In this instance it is the foot of the little girl Lacie with Ice-cream.

2.Add dots at both sides of the overhang of the image as close as possible to the nestabilities Die.

3. using scissors cut up to the dots on either side of the image and then snip past the line a little more as you can see in the image, this allows for the excess edge on the nestabilities die.

4. Once you have cut up to the mark you made slide the Nestabilities Die ove the imagemaking sure that the part you have cut is to the front of the die, if the die isn't in the correct place you may need to snip the image a little further as I have done.

5. turn over the image and die so that the blade of the die is facing upwards toward you and run it through your die cutter, you can see from the image that part of the card won't be cut by the die.

6. Once the die shape is cut you can tidy up the overhang with a pair of scissors. All that is left to do is mount it on the card.



11 comments:

Carol said...

WOW, thank you so much for that tutorial, it's so helpful and so kind of you to share your expertise. Lotsa luv xxxxx

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the most helpful tutorial Jak. I will be trying that soon with my nesties.

Mad Mary said...

Thank you for the tutorial. It's so simple when you know how Jak. I must try it soon.

Mary x

Linda said...

Great tutorial Jak. Would never have thought of doing that.

Anonymous said...

Thank you, what a good idea. When I first looked at pic 4 I thought you had cut up your nestie. :o :o :o

Unknown said...

YOU are a-m-a-z-i-n-g!!!! Thank you so much, Jak!!!!!!

Keti's Projects said...

Great Tip, I wouldn't figure it out by myself in a milion years :-) Thanks for sharing. Katarina XXX

Princess Judy Palmer said...

Great tutorial! I just KNEW there had to be some way to do this. Thank you so much for sharing this. I can't wait to try it!!!

terrie said...

Thanks for the the tip to do the overhang
I hope to try this soon...

Anonymous said...

Thank you Jak, I wondered how you did this *smile*
Love ~ Lady Anne xx

Trimgym said...

Thanks for this tip, Jak, I'm sure to use this tip at some stage.

Jo.

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