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Stampin’ Up! Thinlits Card Dies!

They've been called flip cards, flip flop cards, swing cards, and more-but they have always been a bit tricky to create. Not anymore! With Stampin' Up!'s amazing new Thinlits Card Dies – they cut and score to create a card that flips in just one step – Woo Hoo!

Take a look at the Stampin' Up! video to learn more about this fabulous product!! Or, take a look at my calendar too see what is coming up in the next few months! Click HERE to view my calendar!!!

Item	Description	Price
133479	Label Card Thinlits Die	$32.95
133480	Circle Card Thinlits Die	$32.95

With the number of dies you're getting, plus the die that creates the card itself, the price is a great value-especially to create an interactive card!

The Thinlits Dies are great for mass produced projects! They would make great announcements, invitations, or Christmas cards.
The main shape in the cards (circle and label) can work with a lot of Stampin' Up!'s stamp sets so you can create tons of different kinds of cards using many different stamp sets. Here are just a few suggestions to get you started:

Label Card Thinlits Die (item 133479):

Happy Day Stamp Set (item 130294 W item 130297 C)

Circle Card Thinlits Die (item 133480):

Worth the Wait Stamp (item 131094 W)
Five-Way Flower Stamp (item 131088 W)

Both card dies pair well with:

Oh, Hello Stamp Set (item 131931 W item 130733 C)
Yippee-Skippee! Stamp Set (item 131341 W item 131344 C)
Really Good Greetings Stamp Set (item 130330 W item 130333 C)
Regarding Dahlias Stamp Set (item 130324 W item 130327 C)
These dies also work well with our new magnetic* platform (item 130658) so you can place the dies exactly where you want them! (*Coming soon!)

Wetland’s Stamp Set is Awesome!

For today's post, I wanted to share the step by step directions from my Convention swap with you. I had originally posted on June 20th, but neglected to share the directions. So, I hope that you enjoy creating this card for your special someone! My Wednesday Women Club absolutely loved the card that was in their packet today – would welcome your thoughts by posting under this blog post!

Supplies:

Card Stock:

Early espresso – cut one piece at 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" and fold in half for base of card
cut one piece at 3 1/2" x 4 3/4"
Very vanilla – cut two pieces at 4" x 5 1/4"
cut one piece at 2 3/4" x 4 1/4"
Old olive – cut one piece at 3 1/4" x 4 1/2"

Step by Step:

Run the 4" x 5 1/4" very vanilla through the Big Shot using the woodgrain embossing folder. Attach to the outside of the Early espresso – base of card. Attach the 2nd piece of 4" x 5 1/4" very vanilla card stock to the inside of the Early espresso and stamp as needed for the inside of the card.
Using early espresso ink, stamp the goose from the Wetlands stamp set onto the center of the 2 3/4" x 4 1/4" very vanilla card stock. Using the greeting from the Wetlands stamp set, stamp over the head of the goose using early espresso card stock. Attach to the old olive – 3 1/4" x 4 1/2" card stock.
Wrap a piece of 7/16" natural ribbon around the old olive card stock just below the goose image and attach on the back with tape.
Insert a piece of early espresso bakers twine in the 2 holes of the natural designer buttons and tie in a knot. Attach to the card using a stampin' dimensional.
Using a sponge dauber, pick up ink from the old olive stamp pad and swirl ink in the grass below the goose (around his feet).
Put 4 dimensionals on each of the 4 corners of the old olive card stock (on the back of it) and attach to the 3 1/2" x 4 3/4" early espresso card stock.
Attach all to the early espresso – base of card.
Your card is finished!