Sizzix Die Cut Business Cards DIY

Great Tutorial! TFS!!

Gracious!  Bless your soul for making this tutorial.  I've been drilling Google for info on how to die cut and letterpress my own business cards (hopefully using something like the Sizzix or Cuttlebug), and I am very appreciative of your video.  Thank you!

Painter blue tape you can re use over and over. Also Cricut Explore is off the charts might be what you are looking for. Thank you for sharing. Also Check tim holtz doesn't he have ATC die? I think is a card size already in the market or even straight from sizzix ATC die?

Excellent information. One thought: when cutting, I think you get a better cut edge by placing your item with the front--printed--side against the foam. The cutting blades then cut your cardstock from front to back, giving the cut edge an excellent smooth, rolled-back edge. The difference is very slight, but your attention to detail makes me think you might try it.

This was inspiring thanks. I really like the idea of using envelopes for cardstock making the card more durable, clean and professional looking. I currently am searching for a way to handcraft my own design stamp with business information for my hobby. I can buy them online or through a local store but I am wanting to create them by hand. I have found videos on the subject of diy stamps but not currently what I am looking for. If you could direct me to a video or any information leading me to this idea I will be grateful. Thanks and happy crafting. Your video has lead me to some new ideas. You're great.

Why you can't use the ready made cards and stick on it your favor paper?

I would just have a custom stamp made that I could stamp onto the cardstock paper. Then just punch it out.

You should patent this, quick! I agree! I don't know why some manufacturer hasn't done this ages ago. There's a big demand for it! I really like how thick you got them too!

I laser print plain black and white cards onto A4 along with cutting lines and do letterbox drops. Tonight I printed and cut 120 cards in 20mins. I realy thunk it's cheaper to pay your local print shoo. Most places these days will do 150 for $10