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Shop Craft Designs with Die Cutting and Embossing Machine

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Craft Designs in Limited Space with Compact Die Cutting and Embossing Machine Are you an arts & crafts person who likes to work on art and craft projects? Do you always feel constrained due to limited availability of space that hampers your work? Don’t fret as Save Dollar Stores brings to you its  best seller ,   Crafters Companion Gemini   Electronic Junior Die Cutting and Embossing Machine. A must have product, the compact machine is ideally suited for those who like to continue with their art projects even if space is limited while travelling. The compact die machine has been designed to handle intricate dies of up to 1.4 mm thickness, like heavyweight cardstock, leather, vinyl, foil, mount board, and multiple fabric layers. The powerful, versatile and space saving machine from savedollarstores , the premier online marketplace for arts and crafts supplies; is faster and quieter than other die cutting machines. Compatible with most thin metal dies and...

How to Make Crepe Paper Flowers with Copic Markers

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Crepe-paper flowers capture the essence of flowers without all the botanical details, they add such delicate bloom. Crape flower are really a fun project. The happy part is u can color them by your own favorite color Copic marker . They are far more durable. Why Use Copic Various Ink? Although crepe paper comes in really cool colors, but adding these small bright color hues details gives them such a natural look. I experimented using acrylic and watercolor paint to add those extra details. Step 1: Cutting Out the Center Cut out a paper of 1.5x2 inch rectangle for the stamens and one for the pollen. Now fringe the stripes as finely as you can. To make your stamen put aside the off-white fringe, which will be your stamens. Working with just the gold strip, cut across the fringe in very small rows, perpendicular to your first set of cuts, to create a tiny gold confetti. That will become the pollen at the ends of the stamens. Step 2: Coloring the Center ...