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I made DIY Christmas cards with a die cutting machine
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this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2024
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Awwww cute! Are those foiled trees and stars on the backing paper?
I just asked as I run machines like this Heidelberg cylinder for die cutting -
and this Saroglia hot foil press for foiling -
So I'm always curious what other machines people run, I've never seen such a cute little machine like that Gemini though. Do you just hand crank it and it draws the paper through whilst rotating a die in the top section?
Oh wow, the machines are quite a bit larger!
Yes, you just put your embossing folder with the paper and die in and just hand crank a bit. It's quite fast and small but there are all kinds of crafting die cutters, also electrical ones
The background paper with the stars and trees are foiled, but that's just a set of papers that I bought at my local crafting store
Nice, my next question was gonna be if you foiled them yourself and how xD
Keep up the good work, I like it :D
Thank you! :D