Review on 🌸 Assorted Metal Die Cuts Flower Cutting Dies Birthday Butterfly Die Cuts Lace Bird Stencils DIY Templates for Scrapbook Album Paper Card Embossing Decor, 6 Styles by Summer Hendricks

First of all you can use these stamps to create beautiful postcards. Some people have mentioned that dies don't cut well. I haven't had this problem. I used 65 lb card stock and thicker glitter material and both cut well. No cutting problems. My only issue with these dice is that the dice aren't all the same size as in the picture of the dice and the filled cards seem to indicate they are. I wanted my maps to have the same aspect ratio as a standard A2 map, so I had to think about what size I would need to create each of my layers (which is why I gave a lower usability rating). The "Happy Birthday" cube is basically an A2 card size so with layers the card will be larger than A2 meaning a standard A2 card sleeve would be too small. The butterfly cube has weird score lines that I don't understand. I just left the cut flat and used the score lines as a design element for my card. This made the map larger than A2. I think if you cut off the excess like the edges you will have a good A2 size. The bird card is the only die that came out naturally on A2 when stacked. The Dragonfly and Flower Cube end up being a smaller card, even when stacked on top of each other. And the pink plate, while nice, doesn't go very well with the A2 format. The A2 card I made with the rose cube has an edge where the edge of the cube should have been, so I added texture to hide that edge. Despite these sizing issues, I really like the outcome of the cards and would still recommend these stamps.