Monday, 18 November 2013

Napkin rings from the Cracker die


You know by now how I love to use my dies to the max and the Cracker die wasn't going to get away with just one function either! Here I am showing how I made some lovely napkin rings just by using the centre part of the cracker die :)




1. Put a piece of card behind the centre strip of the cracker die and cut on your machine.
(sorry this is a bit blurred ) 

2. You won't need the outside parts.

3. Cut these off cleanly with your guillotine.

4. Cut a strip of patterned paper the same size as the embossed panel and punch a border for each side.

5. Attach the borders and patterned panel with DST.



6. Decorate  - I have used Poinsettias made with the Lily, Clematis. Poinsettia Punch and Stamp set.





7 comments:

  1. These are just beautiful Ruth! Didn't know there was a cracker die, will have to check it out.

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  2. Ooh, very pretty - I have two cracker dies! (the second was a present). I can get two cut from one sheet of A4, with one pass. I never thought of using them for anything else, so thanks for the idea!

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  3. These look terrific and what a fabulous idea. Thanks for sharing - JenniferC from DoCrafts x

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  4. What a cracker idea Ruth! Excuse the pun. Lovely touch for the Christmas table. :)

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  5. Ruth this is gorgeous love Alison xx

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  6. they are beautiful, thank you so much for sharing xxx

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  7. Gorgeous for the table Ruth. xxxx

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Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment, it's lovely to hear from you. Ruth