Inlay Die HACK! Must SEE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.พ. 2019
- *NOTE* After publishing this, I've received notes back that Jennifer McGuire showed this technique long ago.I guess this wasn't as "new" as I thought! LOL! I of course knew her fame for using Press'n Seal but I hadn't found her video showing exactly this. I was wrong! Hope you enjoy this video anyway. Thanks and have a wonderful day. :)
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I've seen others use Press n Seal once they have done arrangement on card fronts, they they just pick it up like you do and place it on the card front, the videos I've seen are usually done with a flower/leaf arrangement. It looks so easy! I've got Press n Seal is my cupboard unopened, time to get it out and use it!
Beautiful card and great technique. Thanks for sharing it.
Wow! I was not familiar with the Press N Seal product. What a great hack you shared! Thanks for sharing your genius!!!
Thanks! Great use of Press & Seal!
What a great idea. Had not seen this before. Now I'm going to try this out with some of my dies. Thank you.
Very neat.
Wow! Great idea. Beautiful die and love how it looked when you cut it out and filled it in. I have never seen this technique before so thanks so much for sharing.
Great video. Thanks
Great hack
Excellent video tfs
Great idea. tfs. hugs
That’s a great hack. I love the card you were able to create using the beautiful gold foil cardstock. My question to you is how were you able to pass that through your die cutting machine with all the scratches, which I know are normal on your plates and not transfer them to the gold foil piece. I haven’t been able to do that unless I use a new cover plate.
What a great technique! I've always avoided those kind of cards because of all those pieces scattering. Thank you so much for sharing!
I saw this first on Jennifer McGuire. If I remember correctly, Jennifer's husband works for the company that makes Press n Seal.
Yep! I thought I had done something she hadn’t with her many Press’n Seal tips. I was wrong. Hope you enjoyed the video anyway. Have a great day!
THIS IS A GREAT HACK BUT I HAVE SEEN THIS DONE BEFORE BUT THANK YOU FOR SHARING
Yep! I thought I’d something new from all her famous hacks. I was wrong. I hope you enjoyed the video anyway. Have a great night.
Generous!!! Bring on the intricate dies!!!! Your card is gorgeous!
Jennifer McGuire does this all the time and her husband is the one who invented press n seal.
Yep. I thought I had done something she hadn’t with all her famous Press’N Seal tips. I was wrong. Hope you enjoyed the video anyway. Have a great day!
So soothing to watch this!!
Great tip!! Going to try. Thanks for sharing the process, Rosa
Hi Janet, Great tip. TFS Hugs & Blessings Lisa
Not a new hack, Jennifer McGuire has been touting this use for Press n Seal ( which her husband invented as per JMcG) for eons! Sorry!! But glad you found it for yourself. Loved your inlaid card! Where did you find the marbled paper or card stock?? 😘👍🏾✨
I’ve edited my original apply to acknowledge that this was shown by JM long ago. Not new after all! I knew her game for Press’n Seal and how her hubby designed the product but didn’t run across a full inlay design used the same exact way. It’s out there though. I have added to my Video Description to give her credit. It’s not my intention to steal from her in any way. Thanks Gwen for pointing it out so I could correct this.
The paper stack is Recollections and is called Wood, Marble & Brass. Pretty sure I got it at Michaels.
SugarShine Designs: Thank You! 😘👍🏾✨
Why not just use a solid piece of background paper ?
Always an option but there will be a raised area because you’re not filling in the empty shape. In some cases that might be preferred if you’re looking for more dimension. When filled in, it has the look of wood inlay or a puzzle that is complete. You can see the seams and it’s a nice finish. As with all design techniques, using it or not is up to you depending on your design goals and time you may have to work on a piece. Thanks for the question.