Infinity Tag Dies - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on August 26, 2016

Infinity Tag Dies

Today I am so excited to introduce one of my favorite new products from the 2016 Winter Catalog -- Infinity Dies! These are a line of nesting dies currently available in three shapes -- circles, rectangles and tags. Today I'm going to feature the hero_product_link sku="DI197" text="Tag Dies"].

DI197 Infinity Tag Dies

The Tag Dies feature five sizes of of shaped tags along with three hole reinforcers. I used the smallest tag on my cards today and it measures 1.125" x 2". I also used both styles of hole reinforcers, so you can see what they both look like. I love the option of having both of these!

Hello Tags by Kelly Rasmussen for Hero Arts

I started out by die cutting a rainbow of colored tags. I adhered four tags in a row to a strip of cardstock, making sure they were lined up perfectly and were as close together as they could be since I would be stamping the messages across all the tags.

Hello Tags by Kelly Rasmussen for Hero Arts

I used the hero_product_link sku="CL982" text="Luggage Tag Alphabet"] to white heat emboss a sentiment across the four tags. These letter stamps are great for creating big bold messages!

Hello Tags by Kelly Rasmussen for Hero Arts

I tied each tag with a coordinating piece of baker's twine and then adhered the strip of tags to a white card base with foam adhesive. To continue with the rainbow theme I added some gems and pearls to finish off the cards.

These tag dies will no doubt be one of my staple supplies that I keep within close reach for all sorts of projects. Be sure to stop by tomorrow for a closer look at the rectangle Infinity Dies!

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