15+ Creative Die Cutting Hacks Every Crafter Should Know About
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- Die cuts are the perfect addition for greeting cards, scrapbook pages, journals, etc. Learn great tips, tricks, and techniques with these creative die cutting hacks for your paper crafts.
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📹 W A T C H 📹
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Jennifer McGuire's Die Cutting Video
• Die Cutting Tips Episode
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I'm watching a previously watched video just so I can see your beautiful face and feel you upbeat vibes. Although I miss your videos, I hope you are happy and living your best life. Just wanted you to know that your presence hasn't gone unnoticed. Have an awesome day =)
I'm brand new to papercrafting and I have to say: your channel is one of the very few I can tolerate. You have a sweet, conversational style and never take yourself too seriously. Your videos are both informative and entertaining. I know this is an "old" one, but I especially liked it.
“...glitter in the meatloaf.” LOL. Another classic memorable line. You are so funny. It adds a really nice, fun touch to tutorial videos about on paper crafting. Thanks for feeling free to show us yourself in these videos. You’re funny and charming, which are two of my favorite personality combinations.
Using a die cut of clear acrylic to add shine was new to me. What a great idea!
I love watching your videos. You use your talents to show us with humor. Love the personality.
Very useful tips here. I just need more time to craft!
I love of you keep your unintended features in the videos. Showing how to correct it or to live with it. Thank you for being keeping so real.
Yeah. Even if I forget to use a gem, I think people will recognize an 'i', even with a dot.😏
That die cut is so beautiful
Miss your videos! Hope you and your family are healthy and well!
If you have some hanging around, you can use cheap UV nail gel to add colour or gloss too. No waiting because you put it under the lamp after. Just make sure to choose one without a sticky layer.
createinspain : I knew there was a reason for hanging on to my UV polish and lamp even though I haven't used it for my nails in ages. Thanks for the idea!💅💡
@@vickihuffman You're welcome!
I love it's work of die cuts invitation cards making.
LOVE the acetate tip for shine. Thanks Tip: I use my powder tool on my intricate dies before cutting to make it easier to remove the diecuts from the dies.
This is one of my favorite videos! While these “bloopers” may make you cringe, they only make me like you more, and love your personality! Where would I be without knowing about the “tittle”? Thank you J.D. for all of your time and effort in producing these videos!
Susan S. Thompson
popsickle sticks and toothpicks as well as little condiment cups with lids (sold at Walmart by the napkins and paper plates) I have used these for mixing paints, glitters, water down glues, pour gems or sequins in the little cups.... I'm never without these things, along with EVERYTHING you recommended.
Before I got some glossy accents, I have used clear nail polish. I put several coats on my cut outs,it gives dimension too, the more coats you do. Little more work. But it's worth it.
Love the "web" idea to cut dies. I've bought several bead style containers with dividers , cut out a bunch of different images so I have them when I need them. Especially flower,leaves, words. Etc. Thanks for sharing.
You are wonderful! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks. But most of all, thank you for staying on task and not wasting time by talking about what your cats/dogs did or your favorite place to eat. I mean I wouldn't mind watching those kind of videos but when I'm wanting to learn, I want to learn. LOL. I've tried to watch some popular people's videos, but they're WAY long and there's only, for instance, 10 minutes of actual learning time in a 40 minute video. Yet here I am rambling on. Thank you and LOVE your videos. Especially loved the "bloopers" at the beginning. Maybe you should post a bloopers video, just for laughs.
love the idea of using a card handle
I have just discovered your site and I have been watching them all day! You are very informative, entertaining, and addictive!!!! Love you!!!!!
So many great tips even for us old timers. Thanks for sharing!
Great tips and so helpful to actually see the process! If someone hasn't already mentioned, for the glitter die cut, you can use the release paper over it to press the glitter. Thanks!!😁
Love all of these ideas!! Thanks!
Love the dipped medal look!
Love watching you. Beautiful smile. You keep it simple
A hack I love is to fold a couple dryer sheets aplace it under your die before you fun it through and all the tiny little bits sticks to the dryer sheet! No more poking the tiny pieces out!
Love the lint roller idea!
Thanks for the great tips
I have attached an adhesive magnetic sheet to the side of an organizer I have on my table. The die cuts stick to the magnet until I put them away in their spots. No losses after I pop out those tiddles!
Thanks JD! I appreciate your time & creativity!!!
Lots of great tips! TFS!
Love the way you laugh at yourself. It makes your videos even more appealing.
LOVE this.
I absolutely love your channel JD! Thank you for sharing x
These are fantastic tips! TFS!
This is gold !
Thank you for sharing all your great ideas!
Thank You !!!!! You are just wonderful to watch. You are always so uplifting and happy, I love love watching you.
Love you! So genuine. Thanks for sharing your warts...
THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS!!!
I learn more from you than any other show!
My goodness what a ton of tricks to try - you are THE best at giving us different ways of doing something. Thanks ever so much, love watching your videos.
Love all of your great ideas! Thanks!
That web is BRILLIANT! My tip is simple. When you are cutting and embossing with a die, I keep seeing cutting first. Tape your die down. Emboss first, the tape remains in place and then you cut without it moving.
what a fabulous idea...using die cut acrylic on top of card stock die cuts
Brilliant, just brilliant. Thanks!
I love all the of them. I was beginning to lose in making cards recently. TFS watching your video got me motivated again
Thank you for these great tips!
Such great ideas!
Great ideas! Thank you!!!
Some great tips,thank you!
Loved this!
A piece of handy info: when doing several layers of clear embossing powder, after the first layer, don't re-ink between embossing. If you add the embossing powder while your die cut/shape is still hot, it will stick to it. Not only does it save ink, but constantly re-inking can leave your shape cloudy, esp if it is a light colour. I think it looks better this way. Hope that helps!
Great ideas! Easy, fast and doable, thanks.
Can't wait to try EVERYTHING you did! Your enthusiasm motivates me.
These are helpful AND inspiring!! Thanks for sharing!!
You are adorable! Thanks for sharing all your ideas!
Ohmigawsh, I love the clear die cut glued on top! Inspired!
I learned a few new tips here. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Super helpful! Thank you!
Love some of these Thanks
Great ideas JD! Thanks
Big, enormous THANK YOU for all the hacks, tips, and tricks. Amazing tutorial as always!!
I just love your tips! You are so helpful.
Gorgeous ideas!!!😀👍
Fantastic tips JD, thank you for sharing! 😀
Thank you for your wonderful ideas!
Loved!!!!!
Fantastic Ideas!
I love your idea of cutting a bunch of dies together then when you need them you can just color them & use them. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Fantastic hacks! Thanks so much!!
Got some really great ideas. Thank you.
I appreciate that you cover a topic in a number of different ways. You put a lot of thought into your videos. Thank you for all your work. I always feel I know enough about the topic to approach my task confidently. Sometimes I curse later... but I think I know what I'm doing when I start.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR SOME REALLY GREAT TIPS!
Thanks for the hacks JD. Great job.
Thank you for the tips! I am still new to dies
Terrific presentation, once again!
You are down-to-earth and absolutely amazing!! Thank you so much for the continued techniques to help us get the best out of our paper crafting!!
Brilliant hacks, thank you!
I haven't used my big shot much as i honestly thought i was doing it wrong but now i have seen you having the same problem i feel more confidence to use it! Thanks for showing the first bit!
Well done...many thanks for all your little tips !
Great tips, JD! TFS
JD, I enjoy your videos. They are so fun and you pack so much information in! Part of the fun of crafting is learning new techniques and trying them. (I like the messy ones, too!)
How WONDERFUL to have you on screen again! MISSED YOU. Please come back.
All really great hacks!! Thanks for sharing.
wow, great tips JD!
Loved this video!
U are really a first class act... u r so smart. Thank u
AWESOME TIPS!!
Great tips, for the acrylic, i run it through the xyron and add it to my paper abd then the cut the acrylic and paper at the same time
Thanks to a veteran from a rookie! All of these ideas are so very helpful!!!
Love your idea's. Thanks so much.
Brilliant thank you for sharing.
I recently discovered your channel and am really enjoying it! I have gone back and watched some of your earlier videos. I’m still laughing at your pop-up cards video. “Fat shaming my tape” for being too wide was so funny. Also when you never thought the sentence “Snipping up into the teddy bears arm pits” would ever be said. Love your observations and sense of humor.
So many great tips. Thank you so much. I just hope I'll remember them!
It's great watching your channel grow! I found you on Pinterest about a year ago and was so excited, I just knew you would blossom on here!!! God bless you!
Thank you for your tips and wisdom
More great tips - love them all! TFS!!
I love all of your tips! I'm going to have to try them out! Thanks for sharing!💕
JD, your compilation of crafty hacks rock as usual. You included my favorite; I simply ink my paper and then die cut the image, after the paper dries. TFS!😘✨😘
Love these hacks. Smiles from down under 👍😃
Great tutorial, J.D!