Just for fun - what did you die cut?

I was just going to post and saw this... I designed my own cut file with the Silhouette Design software (that I've owned for too long and not used ) and made my own tag, banner, pennant shape and a Pac-man and ghosts and a few other simple shapes and they actually cut! It took maybe 3 minutes per shape (they are simple...) what took me so long?

Haven't crafted in a couple of weeks, but at the crop in October, I used a ton of leaf dies--Spellbinders and TE--and I had fun playing with a very old Cuttlebug set to die cut and emboss pumpkins out of different papers and then fussy cut the inside portions to pop up over the originals to get more colour and dimension. Also cut some titles with Spellbinders alphabet dies.

I am looking forward to making some more Christmas cards using diecuts of trees and deer. And my TE Santa & reindeer die--just saw a really cool way to liven it up on the scrapbook & cards today blog

I think the most used dies in my stash are the TE stacked stitched circle dies. They get more of a workout than any others.

Nothing lately, but I found the cutest octopus die that I found at Tuesday Morning quite a while ago and forgot that I had it. I have completed all but one of my summer layouts, so that octopus is going onto a freshwater page. He'll have to deal with it.

I stamped a bunch of Halloween themed stamps, and I cut them out using the PixScan mat and my Cameo. Two of them were wood mounted stamps. None of the various stamps I used had matching dies. It was a bit of a pain learning to use the PixScan mat, but it was totally worth it.

The last thing I cut I used Silhouette to cut ovals for my Thanksgiving cards (like for a platter with stamped pumpkins on it). Then I bought a set of Copics and stamped and started coloring images for my Christmas cards. I still have a couple of weeks to finish the T-giving cards, right?

BTW - I'm obsessed with Copic coloring. What in the wide, wide world took me so long to buy these?  Oh, yeah $$$!

I got my last 2 dies from my aliexpress/Amazon order today so I tried them out. I've finished making cards for the 2peas swap so I just might have to make more cards for family and coworkers!

I got my "take a bough" die set out and cut a few sample pieces to see if the skewers I had would be the right size to make the trees. Now I just need to hunt down some really sturdy green cardstock so that I actually use this set this year.

nicolep, cute plane.

I haven't physically die cut anything. But last week, I did layout a calendar in silhouette so I could cut all of the pieces, which I hope to do this week. Then this week, I designed some wine cellar tags in silhouette to print and cut as well. Hopefully this week too.

I cut some A2 sized plain rectangle backgrounds, scalloped stitched rectangle and circle backgrounds, and Christmas lights to make cards.

I used matching dies to cut out 12 stamped Santas for Christmas cards.

I cut a whole lot of heart borders using my die from a new class I bought. and having fun connecting it all to create paper ribbons.

My last cuts were titles from one of my alpha die sets. I have some Christmas cards to make so I’ll be using my Big Shot a good deal in the next few weeks.

It was probably my Sizzix doodlebug alpha dies, along with the Sizzlit italic alphabet dies. It had been a long time!

The fact that I can't remember tells me it has been too long.