Spellbinders A2 Bracket Borders One can add some really interesting detail to your designs and make them stand out from the crowd.
Simply choose the ones you wish to use and run them through the die cutting machine and you will have a neat filigree finish
Adding in embossing folders and other embellishments can add even more interest to your designs
I think it would be very hard to create a card with Spellbinders that didn't look good.
The dies do all the work and all you need to do is stand back and take the praise as the recipient will be sure to love what they have just been given.
Of course how you decorate the card can elevate it to stunning.
On this card I have used the black pearl matching shape for my sentiment tag from Want2Scrap
So this Video Tutorial is featuring another of those ever useful borders die sets that can enhance any of your designs.
For more ideas take a look at the other videos I have created using some of the other Border Die sets...
Scalloped Borders One
Curved Borders One
In the borders sets there are usually six or seven dies.
Four of them will be cutting edges and the others will be inserts for you to add the fancy pattern that will make it look different.
The video will explain to you how you can identify the edges and show you how to position them on your card for a neat cut.
The tape that I use to hold the die in pace is re usable for several uses so don't just throw it away. Peel it off your card carefully and use it again.
Whatever color you decide to make your card in it will look just as good.
And the pretty flowers from Wild Orchid Crafts just make the prefect finishing touch and I love to add them to my cards
I have some added glamour with fine glitter from
Glitter Magic to sparkle up the petals
By dividing the page into two parts and adding an embossed panel to it can also add more interest to the design.
Here I have used a folder called Tied Together and added pearls to all the cross sections.
I hope you will give this idea a try and then add your creations to the Gallery Page for all of us to see.
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