DL321 Fleur De Lis Boutique Stacker A2 Frame Die Cuts
Description
🎉 Unleash Your Inner Artist with Every Cut!
- ENDLESS CREATIVITY - Use as a frame or layering element for any card size.
- CRAFT WITH CONFIDENCE - High-quality cuts for professional results every time.
- ELEVATE YOUR CRAFTING GAME - Transform ordinary cards into extraordinary creations!
- PERFECTLY SIZED FOR A 2 CARDS - Designed to fit seamlessly, ensuring a polished look.
- COMPATIBLE WITH MULTIPLE STYLES - Mix and match with various die sets for unique designs.
The DL321 Fleur De Lis Boutique Stacker A2 Frame Die Cuts is a versatile 4-piece die set designed specifically for A2 size cards. Measuring approximately 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches, these dies can be used as cutout frames or layering elements, allowing for endless creative possibilities. Compatible with a variety of other die styles, this set is perfect for crafters looking to elevate their card-making game.
Reviews
A**R
Persian rug coasters!
Have you ever wanted those neat Persian rug coasters? With this and some craft foam you can
M**A
Five Stars
Well made and works well perfect for my projects
E**T
Pretty dies but should have more cutting edges
I make and sell greeting cards to benefit our local library, and I thought this four-die boutique stacker A2 frame set would make great wedding and birthday cards. I have also used them for sympathy cards. Please see customer image for an A2 (5.5" x 4.25") birthday card where I employed three of the four dies.I do have a problem with the way these dies are made: the straight (non-decorated) edges of these dies are NOT cutting edges. The smallest die has no cutting edges at all, except for those that cut out the small fleur de lis patterns. Why are they made like this? I always have to go in with my #11 X-acto blade and cut my own straight edges.I had to use a metal shim when make the initial die cut with my Spellbinders Grand Calibur machine.I've discovered that the best way to clean dies with lots of little pieces of paper that stick to the metal is to soak the die in warm water for a couple of minutes, then dig out the excess paper with a stiff-bristled brush, using small circular motions.
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