Birthday Letter Metal Die Cuts for Happy Birthday Party Invitations - DIY Scrapbooking Album Decorative Embossing Paper Dies, Stencils, and Cuttings for Card Making Review

This "Happy Birthday" die cut cleanly and the die separated easily from the stamp. I've used it on several cardstocks and foils with no problem and was very happy with how it looked on greeting cards. I definitely recommend this matrix.

I wanted a greeting that almost fills the card. This one cuts well on the edges but not in the middle. I tried different ranges of plates and rollers, no change. Then I tried a new type of cutting surface and it worked like clockwork. The die still needs to be carefully removed from the die where you want it to stick. paper helps.

I understand that it is the buyer's responsibility to read the measurements in the product description, however it is not fair for the seller to depict the product in the image. As shown in the picture, it looks like it will fill most of the front of a regular sized greeting card. It's much smaller than in the photo. Should have read the reviews before buying.

This die is smaller than the product photos suggest. Judging by the product photo, one would expect this matrix to take up the entire card. No, it's quite small. But if you're okay with the little 'Happy Birthday' on the front of the card, that's fine. It requires multiple runs with a large shot and requires foil sharpening. In the end I was able to cut the watercolor paper fairly cleanly.

I really wanted to like this stamp. This is a good size for any card or project. When using mixed media 98 lbs and kraft paper 65 lbs. It would be a nice font if it came out and cut through the whole path. Tried two passes and still not cut in the same spot. It takes too long trying to get the paper out of the die. My other stamps are much simpler. If you have the time and want to save money then maybe, but if it's a struggle, spending and crying then the savings aren't worth it. Oh, the silver