🔡 Versatile 26 Alphabet Letters Metal Cutting Dies: Enhance Card Making, Scrapbooking & DIY Projects with DIY Album Embossing Folder Paper Cake Card Maker Template Decor Stencils Review

I love the size of these dies, they are perfect for card making or scrapbooking. I'll probably leave them attached for easier storage, but you can take them apart to utilize both negative and positive space.

These little letter stamps are PERFECT for personalizing your A7 greeting cards. These are good quality thin punches that make clean cuts. If you love making shaker window cards, I made these with glitter and it looked amazing. You can't use glitter because these letters are very thin, but glitter works well.

These are fine blank punches. I only had to go through the machine 1 time to get a decent cut. Large format letters for card making or scrapbooking. They arrived very quickly after I ordered them and Revane did a great job of delivering them. Great price for the product, overall I will order from the seller again.

These letter dies were the perfect addition to my card making tools. The size is perfect for adding personalized messages to my cards. I also liked the simplicity of the font. I often cut letters under paper with a drying sheet. This method will help release the cut letters from the stamps.

They are tiny and cute. I don't plan on taking mine apart. I have a lot of scrap paper, so I plan to make and spell out the whole alphabet every time I need it and save the extra letters for future postcards. I think you could buy it cheaper from WISH, but I liked how quickly it came through Revain. It cuts great in my Big Shot.

If you use thick card stock, that's fine. But if you're using something that has a right/wrong side, you're in trouble. If you look at my photo/video you will see that the cutting edge of some letters is going in the right direction. for one letter while the others are in the opposite direction. Cut side A,B,C is in the right direction and F,J,L is in the opposite direction. I had to use them on single-sided material, of course. So I had to get my flat wire cutters and separate them. To say the

Too bad but they cut great if you're willing to do the whole alphabet at once or individual tiny letters to glue onto other paper or whatever you have. I have found better options that suit my needs where the letters can be cut or already separated from each other. This allows me to shape words and use them as stamps, because it's not always about making alphabets out of confetti, it's about stamping words onto the template itself. So I'm going to use this cube and use it as intended to cut out