One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die
Posted by Spellbinders Team on October 03, 2017

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

There's a number of creative ways each of our die designs can be used. Today we have a fun blog post sharing 5 projects all created with the help of one die -  What's The Point Steel Rule Die .

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

From fabric Christmas Trees, to easy paper gift boxes, to Halloween Hats and fun to make Easter carrots - we got you covered! There are so many different ways one die can be used - these are just a few of the projects you can make using our  What's The Point Steel Rule Die . Let's take a closer look at each one of those projects below! But before we do, watch our video tutorial to learn how to use this die!

Video Tutorial:

Watch video below or on our Youtube channel .

Gift Box Idea #1

We simply adore this little gift box made by our Art Director, Beth Reames. Pick some pretty paper, add a bit of ribbon and you have a fabulous little gift box for your next party! The best part? You can die-cut up to 6 sheets of paper in a single pass with our Contour dies, so if you are making a bunch for your next party you'll have them ready in the nick of time.

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

Gift Box Idea #2

You can also use colored cardstock to create gift boxes using this die and embellish them using pretty paper florals. This project was created using Yana Smakula.

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

Hat's Off For Halloween

Believe it or not, Debi Adams was inspired by a piece of packaging she saw and created this witches hat as a cool party favor! You can find detailed instructions for this project on our blog here .

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

Easter Carrot

What else can you use a triangle shaped box for? An Easter carrot! Add a bit of greenery at the flat end and you have yourself a unique carrot shaped box!

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

Christmas Tree

And of course our post wouldn't be complete without a Christmas tree made using the What's The Point die . Yana Smakula has a d etailed video tutorial here on our blog showing you how to make these from start to finish!

One Die 5 Ways - What's The Point Steel Rule Die

We hope you enjoyed these fun DIY ideas using out What's The Point die.  What else would you use this die for? Comment below and as always, have fun die cutting!

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