Sizzix Thinlits Die: Metal Cutting Tool for Precise and Intricate Designs Review

These types are so easy to use and complement my pages in my magazines perfectly, really making the pages look older and adding so much detail

Like all Thinlet dies, they bend slightly after a while, but turning them over when cutting helps. I love the backgrounds I can create with it and the butterflies (from another set) are beautiful. buy you!

Beautiful card effects for simple designs on colorful backgrounds - all four designs are easy to cut out and size to use side by side or snip off two opposite corners for a beautiful design and plenty of room to center mood. I am very happy with this purchase, a great addition to my workshop.

First of all I love this brand. I have never been disappointed and am always more amazed by the colors of this company. I bought it because I wanted something to add a little accent to some of my pages, but it ended up stealing the show. This is a must-have addition to your collection if you're into everything from regular mail, junk magazines to scrapbooking!

So far I have been happy with this range of Sissix products. These stamps only provide the outline of the image. I was expecting a completely standalone decoration to use, no confetti generated and just an outline of the image. I'm not sure if that's a good description. These stamps are expensive and disappointing. I've had impressive results with cheaper stamps. Would NOT buy again.

I was very disappointed in these. I was expecting to receive separate lace shapes as in the picture. It doesn't cross borders. So I get a sheet of paper with many holes. I could trim the edges awkwardly, but that defeats the purpose of the matrix. The picture is deceptive. I will probably send these back. Sizzix and Tim Holtz usually put out a quality product, but this is a failure. I will probably send these back.

I like Tim Holtz products but I found Sizzix (or Allison) products disappointing. When I use my die cuts I take scrap paper or shred the paper to make it smaller and then use a close up to get a usable, nicely cut out piece. I expected the same. I wanted openwork outlines. I wanted paper wire mesh but ended up with a different shape of confetti. I can tediously cut around the edges, but the purpose of die cutting is so I don't have to. I wanted the back of the diamond pattern, the lines between