Have you tried Press’n Seal for die cut inlay? 🤩

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[@bunnytoes7200]

Jennifer McGuire’s husby invented press ‘n seal. This is the first video I’ve seen that makes sense on its use for inlay. Thanks!

[@vickirivera2240]

Nice to see the exact steps!

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Glad you liked it!

[@ivypearl3895]

This is awesome!

[@Ladycrafty6]

Great idea! I use it to hold my images together but this is epic!💕

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! 💕

[@pantalonious3984]

🤩🤯🤯🤯🤯🥳🥳

[@gingerpayne7310]

Amazing- need to try this. Love the hack using your scoreboard to line things up with.

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thank you! 🙂

[@charleeviolet234]

Wow it's amazing!! ❤❤

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thank you! 😊

[@fromcheaptochic]

Genius!!!

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! ❤️

[@mayisouer1972]

Luv this technique ❤

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! 🙂

[@jennifermcdaniel8637]

Love it

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! 💕

[@kcinca5410]

Yes, indeedy! It works great especially when you have a large inlay to work with.

[@Sylvia.Torres]

Amazing! And BEAUTIFUL! ❤

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! 💕

[@PaperGlueFun]

Wonderful! I’m going to try this out!🎉

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Yay! Just make sure your ink blending is nice and dry so your paper doesn’t tear on the Press’n Seal. 🙂

[@carlaboone4505]

Very clever!!

[@DreamCraftCreate]

It makes things so much easier! 🙂

[@barbaragarza1298]

Easy

[@ericaserface675]

Total newbie here and love what I'm seeing but don't understand. It's there a step by step somewhere?

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Hi Erica! My blog post may help: dreamcraftcreate.com/altenew-online-workshop-beyond-basic-backgrounds/ 🙂

[@marsc1043]

Wow thats awesome👏👏👏

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thank you! 🙂

[@2legit64]

Very clever. Looking forward to trying this!

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! Have fun. 🙂

[@moeboe2]

Very cool💜

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Thanks! 🙂

[@mummabearmarie1109]

Wish we could get it here in Australia

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Darn! Hopefully they change that in the future!

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Lia Ellis good tip! 🙂

[@mummabearmarie1109]

@@liaellis2355 Oh Thank you, will have a look next time I go.

[@mummabearmarie1109]

@@liaellis2355 TY when I get some, mine will stay hidden in my craft room. Have a great day 🙂

[@dawnyoung9231]

I have to try this

[@39unaizashaikh8]

What paper you used to transfer the die cut pieces on

[@DreamCraftCreate]

It’s called Press’n Seal.

[@janettagagnon3245]

Is it not sticky in between the holes?

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Not that I’ve found. 🙂

[@Rockymtnbloom]

What is the tapping noise?

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Hi Debrah. I think you are just hearing part of the background music. 🙂

[@lindabarnett7653]

I'm not hearing any audio and, dumb me, I can't follow what you are doing. Can you redo this as a regular tutorial with spoken explanation??

[@DreamCraftCreate]

Hi Linda! I’ll keep this in mind and hopefully do a full length tutorial in the future. Essentially, I cut the image and poke out all of the small pieces onto my cutting plate before removing the die. Then I remove the die and use press n’ seal to pick everything up to hold it in the right spot. Then I peel off any of the pieces I’m not going to inlay. Then I can get the card front ready with another die cut piece backed with double sided adhesive that has the spots open for the inlay of the pieces that are stuck to the press and seal. Hopefully that makes sense. Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@lindabarnett7653]

@@DreamCraftCreate Thanks so much for this helpful response. Your technique really is a neat one.