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This set of 8 Large Stitched Scalloped Oval Frame dies are from Dress My Craft. These thin metal dies are designed to cut, emboss, or stencil cardstock, paper, foam, burlap, thin plastic, vellum, metallic foil, and other crafting materials. These dies are compatible with leading die cutting machines (sold separately). These dies have both a line of stitching around the inner edge and a scallop on the outside edge to give a different look to your projects. These dies can be used to create cards, scrapbooks, journals, tags, book marks, and more crafting projects.
Finally!! Oval frames that are not only a good variety of sizes, but
are, in my opinion, the true shape of an oval frame die!
Most others I have in my die collection of ovals have a slightly
Elongated shape & lack a bit of width to fit in many of my cards
that have an oval shape cut-out on the front of them.
I’m so delighted with this set and how well they cut through all types of card stock!
Thank you to Dress My Craft
Not only a great size but makes a beautiful cut. Love the oval/stitched look on cards and in scrapbooks.
I like this stitched scalloped oval frames very much and I'm glad I bought it. I like that the pieces are narrow, as well.
I only work with felt. This die separates the scallop from the oval when cutting felt. No matter what thickness the sandwich is. It might be different for card stock
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Does this scalloped oval frame set have a coordinating plain oval die set that has offsetting sizes?
By:
Sheri Kay
(06-Mar-22)
There is not a perfectly coordinating plain oval die set although there is Dress my Craft double stitched oval set of 4 dies.
By: Scrapbook.com
(07-Mar-22)
Is the largest oval able to be a 4x6 card? I want to make oval Easter egg cards
Can you please tell me if these dies are are solid or do they cut out the center of the oval? Thank you so much!
By:
User
(25-Sep-24)
Hello! These dies cut out frames in the oval shape. They are not solid ovals.
By: Scrapbook.com
(27-Sep-24)
