Sizzix Framelits Tag Card

I love the 'Sizzix Framelits Die and Clear Acrylic Stamps - Tags' set, which includes lots of different sized and shaped tag dies, plus co-ordinating stamps, such as the ones used here.

I used the largest die in the set to make a card, by leaving the folded edge of a folded in two piece of cardstock inside the top of the die.

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