Spellbinders die cuts...
...for layered look to your cards.

To get a layered look to your cards put your Spellbinders dies to good use...heres how!

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The only drawback is the cost as they are quite expensive.

And because of the cost involved they need to be stored and cared for carefully.

I have attached mine to magnetic pads and put them on a notice board. They are always on hand ready to be used.

They are thin individual dies that can produce some really stunning effects for matting and layering and to create the all important toppers to give your cards the main focal point.

There are "Borderabilities", "Embossabilities" and the ones featured here are the "Nestabilities", and they can create some magical effects.

They come with smooth and scalloped edges and the "Nesties" are called so because the shapes all nest together.

By incorporating the different sizes together, frames can be made with a thick or thin rim.

The Nesties come in sets of 5/6 dies and you can buy heart shapes, snowflakes, flowers, stars, paisley patterns, octagons, squares, circles, ovals and many more.

They come with laminated instructions, to tell you how to use the dies to get the embossed effect on your cards. And for this you will need the "Tan Embossing Mats"

Spellbinders work with other die cutting machines. I have the Big Shot and they work fine. The instructions will tell you how to use the dies in your machine.

Look online for some really good deals and choose carefully.

Make sure it is a die that you will use a lot, the last thing you want is a die that site there doing nothing after costing you so much.

Take a look

Pyramage and the Invertage pages to give you some ideas on how to put your Nesties to work.

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