This is so new to me! Usually I cut the few images that really jump at me on a new cart. Then I link to my Gypsy and get working on blending and welding from other cartridges. But due to the Gypsy update not being ready (as of post date), I am forced to play with my Lacey Labels the traditional way. I really wanted to get a good feel for this cartridge so I am going to show cuts 1-25 Tuesday June 29 and then 26-50 on Thursday July 1. The drawing for the Blog Candy (these 50 cuts) will be on Friday July 2 at 11:59pm. Just leave comments on the posts this week. The more times you comment, the more chance you have to win!
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CLICK HERE TO VIEWAll the cuts have their sizes listed and any notation that I thought was important. I hope you enjoy!
This is cut number 1 at 4 inches. It is one of my favorites. It was actually really easy to cut. I used Cotton Candy Stickles on the pink heart and Viva Decor Black Pearl Pen on the black pieces. I love how it turned out!
This is cut number 2 at 4 inches. Super easy to cut and assemble. The phrasing of "Miss You" may not cut smaller. But the shadow base and ring will for sure!"
This is cut number 3 at 3 inches. Another one that was super easy to cut. I used pop dots to raise the butterflies off the cut. It is hard to see in the picture but the paper is from Mariposa DCWV- very fitting!
This is cut number 4 cut at 4 inches. I thought the gold foil really made the wreath stand out. This was very easy to and assemble.
This is number 5 cut at 3 inches. I would not go any smaller than that for the framing and top layer shifts. The base and the shadow cut really nice and clean. As you can see, I used some Glimmer Mist tinted Primas to embellish. The top layer (Layer-Shift) was way too small to cut nicely at 3 inches. This was the first one that I felt I had to struggle.
This is number 6 cut at 3 inches. Super Easy to assemble! I used Red Stickles to embellish the tips. I think this one could even cut smaller for the framing. I love how the CoreDinations cardstock really makes this cut look elegant and fun!
This is cut number 7 at 3 inches. This one was very frustrating! The small slits on the frame were difficult to cut and even more difficult to remove from the mat. This cut would be hard to use on a card since it is so long. It really could not be cut any smaller than 3 inches on the framing and top layers.
This is cut number 8 at 3 1/2 inches. I love this cut! The top layer will not cut nicely smaller than 3 1/2 inches. If you were to cut this smaller, I would not bother cutting the top layer for the little flowers. Otherwise this one is great!
This is cut number 9 at 4 inches. So adorable! I think this would look great cut really large for an entire layout. It was also super easy to cut and assemble!
This is cut number 10 at 4 inches. I used some scraps form my K & Co paper. As elegant as the framing looks, it actually cut really well at this size. I think this one could go as small as 3 inches.
This is cut number 11 at 3 inches. This one one of the few cuts that I think the entire design, including the top layers, could be cut as small as 2 inches. This cut was really well designed! Just perfect!
This is cut number 12 at 4 1/2 inches. What a cheery way to send a greeting! This was one of my favorites! The whole design cut really well. This would look great on any card. Sunshine is what I think of when I see this!
This is cut number 13 at 3 inches. In real life I love the colors of this cut. Unfortunately no matter how hard I tried, I could not get the colors to look right. It really is not that pale. It is cut from an Anna Griffin pad of paper. The center sentiment cut really well! I think this could even go down to the 2 1/2 inch range.
This is cut number 14 at 3 1/2 inches. It was kind of strange cutting Christmas when its over 95 degrees outside! This is great design, except the top layer for the snowflakes will not cut smaller than 3 1/2 inches. That's why even though it suppose to cut approximately 7 snowflakes, you only see two on the cut. The others were just too small.
This is cut number 15 at 4 inches. This was easy peasy! Love this cut! And I love the Flower Shower stack from DCWV! This cut could go as small as 2 inches- I am sure. Clean and easy!
This is cut number 16 at 4 inches. I hate wonky scallops! For some reason no matter how hard I tried, this scallop will not cut straight. It made assembling hard. As you can see in the picture it is off centered. As much as a I love the Anna Griffin Botanica Bella paper, I am not satisfied with this cut.
This is cut number 17 at 4 inches. The intricacy of this cut make it gorgeous and difficult all at once. The top shift layer will not cut smaller than 4 inches. The flowers are just too small. I faked the top layer with some Dew Drops and Stickles. This paper is Anna Griffin and has a sweet charm to it.
This is cut number 18 at 4 inches. As you can see the cuts are not clean on the scrolling at 4 inches. It is too intricate and delicate. I like the medallion look of the shadow and the base but I doubt I will cut that scrolling again, unless I cut this really large- such as 8 inches and above.
This is cut number 19 at 4 inches. I used pop dots to raise the layers. This cut is super easy to assemble. The center saying could easily be changed. Love this one!!!!
This is cut number 20 at 3 inches. This cut is pure joy. I can assure you that this will make its way onto some Christmas cards this year. This cut can be mass produced so easily. The scallops cut really smooth!
This is cut number 21 at 3 1/2 inches. I think this cut would be so beautiful welded into a card. The slits are perfect for ribbon. This scallop cut really well. No wonky scallops! Simple but elegant!
This is cut number 22 at 3 inches. The layers are very intricate ont his cut. I found my best settings for the really intricate cuts is as follows: I am not sure this cut could go smaller- maybe with Vinyl.
Depth 5
Pressure Medium
Speed Medium
Multicut 2
This is cut number 23 at 4 1/2 inches. This my next mini album for sure. See that straight edge? That make sit really easy to bind with the Cinch. This could be cut down to 2 1/2 inches without trouble.
This is cut number 24 at 3 1/2 inches. This was by far the easiest to cut and assemble. I am confident this could be cut down to 2 inches with no trouble. The wording is spaced well and does not have super thin sections.
This is cut number 25 at 3 inches. I love the base on this cut. I thought I may have trouble with the small pieces cutting nicely, but that was not the case. This design is perfect! I will be using this one for a mini.
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