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Most people stamp an image first and then cut it out with the matching die. However, there's also a technique where you cut out your shapes first, and then stamp on the die-cut shapes by using a [[stamping tool]]. This is useful if …
* the die is closed so you can't see where exactly you're positioning it onto the paper
* the die has a manufacturing issue and is slightly off-center
* you don't want to risk the die shifting while cutting
* the stamp is prone to transforming because of its shape (such as a long flower, a balloon string, a long strip of text …)
* you quickly want to create multiple die-cut images

To create multiple die-cut and stamped images:
# cut out the shape a bunch of times
# place your stamp into your stamping tool
# put a scrap piece of paper on the base of your stamping tool
# stamp the image onto the scrap piece of paper
# take one of the leftover "frames" of the die-cut shape and tape it exactly around the image stamped on the scrap paper
# put an empty die-cut shape into the "frame"
# stamp the image
# remove the shape with a bit of low-tack tape

Repeat steps 6 to 8 for every image you want to stamp.