I stamped the word thanks using the 30° angle. To help line up my stamping. I used a CutterPillar Glow Premium light pad. The self-healing cutting mat has measurement and degree lines on it and is translucent enough to let the light come through the mat, a piece of copy paper (to keep the mat from becoming an inky mess) and the White Daisy cardstock. I do not receive any compensation for saying nice things about this product; I saw a Facebook video demonstrating this product at the Craft and Hobby Show that took place in Phoenix, AZ last January and knew this was a tool that I would purchase as soon as I found it available (I should have waited because I saw it for a lower price at a different store).
BTW, I did not use the light pad on the background stamped card I posted on the weekend. I neglected to say it, but I used the We R Memory Keepers Precision Press on that card. Again, I do not get any compensation for saying this: I like that tool, but it does not have the degree lines and because I was lining up my cardstock based on the grid on the base (hoping I kept the angle the same) I got ink everywhere since I could not put scrap paper down.
All supplies I used to create this card are from Close To My Heart:
- My Acrylix™ stamp sets: Prickly Pear Scrapbooking Stamp + Thin Cuts (Z3338) or the Prickly Pear—Scrapbooking stamp set (D1722), Finding the Words (D1646)–this set is available in a French (D1646F) and Spanish (D1646S) option
- 5½" × 4¼" White Cards & Envelopes, Value Pack (X254)
- Prickly Pear Paper Packet (X7221B)
- White Twine (Z3216)
- 12" X 12" Cardstock: White Daisy (1385), Emerald (X5783), Tangerine (X5786), Sea Glass (X5789)
- Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pads: Emerald (Z2806), Sea Glass (Z2813), Glacier (Z2841), Tangerine (Z2809), Poppy (Z2852)
- Simple Chevron Embossing Folder (Z3247)
- adhesives: 3L® E-Z Dots® Adhesive (Z3022), 3-D Foam Tape (Z1151), Thin 3-D Foam Tape (Z2060)
- Supplies not from Close To My Heart: Cuttlebug, CutterPillar Glow Premium
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