July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator
Posted by Spellbinders Team on July 01, 2021

July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator

The July 2021 Large Die of the Month is here! This "Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator" die set features 16 cutting dies. Enjoy the step-by-step tutorial below as well as the video tutorial to get you started with this month’s kit! Make sure to show us what you create by tagging #SpellbindersClubKits on social media! This kit is available on July 1st, 2021, make sure to get yours!

July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator

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July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator

Catch step-by-step instructions for this project below. Click photos to enlarge:
  • Die cut
  • Fold at score lines and affix tabs to back
  • Fold over to create envelope and affix
  • Die cut
  • Layer to create card
  • Die cut flowers, affix & embellish

July 2021 Large Die of the Month – Video Tutorial

Watch the video tutorial using this month's kit below or on Youtube .

Additional inspiration

Here’s a closer look at the other projects we created using our July 2021 Large Die Of The Month kit :

July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator

July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator

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July 2021 Large Die of the Month is Here – Mini Slimline Envelope & Nested Card Creator

6 comments

this die set has been discontinued.

Yana Smakula,

How can I get 1 set of this die . JULY 2021 LARGE DIE OF THE MONTH IS HERE – MINI SLIMLINE ENVELOPE & NESTED CARD CREATOR

Ritu Bhansali,

THank you so much, Yana. I really appreciate your time!

Karen L Ballard-Briguglio,

These are so fun and an envelope die too, love the projects from the designers.

Andre M.,

The mini slimline cards featured in this blog post are 3 1/2 × 6 1/2". The largest rectangle die (not the envelope base) is 3 1/4 × 6 1/4". Hope this helps!

Yana Smakula,

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