Use a piece of copy paper to cover the foil before you place the die on top. It's thin enough that it won't compromise the die and eliminates the scratches the cutting mats leave behind.
Thursday, October 20, 2016
DON'T BE FOILED!
Don't be "foiled" any longer. I love the gorgeous SU! foil papers, but they do tend to get "bits" in them when I use them with a well-worn/well-loved clear plate. Here is a simple and easy solution, and your foil paper is just as gorgeous when you're done as it was when you took it out of the package!
Use a piece of copy paper to cover the foil before you place the die on top. It's thin enough that it won't compromise the die and eliminates the scratches the cutting mats leave behind.
Use a piece of copy paper to cover the foil before you place the die on top. It's thin enough that it won't compromise the die and eliminates the scratches the cutting mats leave behind.
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