Review on Sizzix Multi Color Thinlits Die Set 661097: Flowers by Lori Whitlock - 10 Pack | Vibrant Floral Cutting Dies by Kelly Caballes

These are my favorite flower stamps for any occasion. I have several different floral stamp sets and while I love and use them all, this is the one I use the most. I particularly like the yellow center matrix shown in the picture. It just adds something to make your flowers look ruffled. There are four different flower "sets of two". Daisy is the largest and her two matrices are approximately 2-3/4" and 2" I don't know what to call the other flower sets but their sizes are as follows: Possible geraniums have pistils in 2" and 1-3/4", possible zinnias in sizes 1-3/4" and 1-1". . 1/4" and a pointed bloom on 1-3/4" and 1-1/4" petals. The petal is 1-1/4" and the fancy center pistil I mentioned earlier, is 1-1/4". The best part is that all of these dies cut a tiny center hole in them, making them very easy to insert pins into. That's a huge bonus! I have a Cricut cartridge for Mother's Day , which cuts flowers with no holes in the middle. If I want to put nonsense through them and attach them to the card. I have to align the layers of flowers one by one and pierce them. This is royal pain! So save yourself the heartache and buy these floral stamps. They can be used with or without pins, but if you use pins those tiny center holes are a real blessing! I know full well these dies can be used in Big Shot and Cuttlebug machines (I think you need a C plate to cut thin matrices i h (but haven't used my cuttlebug for a long time.) I know these matrices work on both machines because I have both. In fact, most dies have adapter plates for use with thin dies.