Nesting simply means that each die will fit inside the previous one and give you dies that ranges from large to small. 

These will enable you to get layers that you can add to images, or sentiments,  or create frames of different sizes and with a different thickness to the edges of them 

They are usually in sets of about five or six dies in each set. Some may have many many more, and give you so much versatility in each set.  

Look at the your own collections again because with six dies in your set you can actually produce 18 different sizes, and that has to be a big help in making your cards. 

By drawing around the inner,  or outer edge of the die it will give you an increase,  or decrease in the actual size of the original die.

And once layered together they will give you a smaller border around your image

The photo on the right shows you the same image with two different sized borders around them.

The pink border is from using the largest die and the next size down for the image.

But the blue image uses the Faux Nestie technique to create a thinner border.

I hope you find this technique useful when working with your Spellbinders.

This card has been double layered using this idea with Labels One and the effect is very pretty. 

It doesn't matter which of the Labels you have this Faux Nesties technique will work with any of them and instead of just five dies in your set you will actually have fifteen.