Cutting Ornate Borders Dies

Learn how to cut each of the Ornate Borders Dies. Each die has a side that cuts away the cardstock on the edge. One Border Die completely cuts out. Another Border die also has an Edge Die to you can completely cut this one out also. These cutting techniques also work with other Border dies.
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[@edithshaw2473]

Nicely done! I have this set & they are so pretty cut out on a card. The flower piece that's like a book mark is pretty laid part way in from either border across a card instead of ribbon. Picture it light pink over a strip of bright pink over a print piece of DSP. Or emboss it in say gold & put it over a card front. Or emboss it in say a soft gray. Put it over a white strip & color in the designs open areas. Just some suggestion. Also for double the fun, use one of the narrow border dies on the sides of the paper strip that the floral cut out strip is to be mounted on. To many ideas not enough time. Need to make the yard look pretty too. And make door decorations for the holidays and party decorations. 🤗

[@angelaharnett6437]

How refreshing it is to find a demo that shows u how to use things rather than just pretty cards to sell things . Thank you

[@nendykerr3010]

Thank you.

[@priscillabade614]

Thanks for the tip on using the Embossing Buddy to keep the tiny bits from sticking to the cutting plates!

[@Alan1951able]

Put some cornflour into empty talcum powder container & dust your plates with it as you would your embossing buddy. You can make spare embossing buddies by using scraps of fabric sewn with the cornflour inside. Works just as good.

[@elsieblakley2381]

I love these,

[@kathyk8310]

Washi tape is much cheaper than post it notes and peel up just as easily. Just thought I'd share in case you've never tried using washi tape.

[@nendykerr3010]

Thanks for the idea. I will have to get some washi tape.

[@dilevschicristina4735]

Hi! I really like what you do, it's very useful, beautiful and interesting! I follow you from the Republic of Moldova, near Romania! I want to ask you to tell me the name of that thing at minute 11:36 that removes the scraps of paper. thank you very much and good luck in the future!
P.S. Sorry for my English if I made a mistake, I hope what I wrote is understood.

[@nendykerr3010]

I use a Take Your Pick Tool with a Die Brush Tip. Your English is fine. You can also use a toothpick but it takes a lot more time.

[@nendykerr3010]

It is called an Embossing Buddy. You can also use a used dryer sheet or put some flour or corn starch inside a cloth pouch to use. Some companies call this an Anti-Static Pouch.

[@kkrolf2782]

Thank you, Nendy, for your video. Do you - OR A N Y B O D Y OUT THERE? - know of a video that helps with info on how to extend those dies that are too short to run the length of a 5” x 7” card? Some darling floral border dies, suitable for wedding cards, are only long enough for the short side of an A4!! It would be ever so wonderful to know how to extend the diecut to edge a 7” side.

[@PuffKitty]

If you do a Google search on How to extend border dies, a bunch of articles and links to various yt videos comes up. I had the same question but decided to say screw it and looked for slimline border dies on Amazon since those run about 8" long. I prefer A7 cards also but want to make it as easy as possible on myself 😁

[@kkrolf2782]

@@PuffKitty thx for your response! appreciate it!