Spruce up your nature-themed projects with the Prima Marketing Forest Leaves Dies. You will enjoy the array of leaves, including maple, in this set. These dies are designed from metal, which easily cuts through paper to create impressive pages. Prima Marketing design Themes: Vintage, Floral, Spring, Celebrations and Events, Card Making Pack includes six dies Made of metal Dies range in size from approximately: 1.25" x 1.75" - 2.5" x 3.25"
I've seen them used on different projects and thought they would be a good addition to my floral dies. And they are! They cut beautifully and all of the inside pieces fall out with out much effort. I cut them out in white cardstock for the Christmas season and they look very nice on my cards and scrapbook pages.
I was looking for some prima dies at Scrapbook.com for some doily dies and came across these dies. It just so happened that I hadn't found any of the leaf dies that I liked, so, I really liked these and they are really pretty.
Love that there are a variety of styles and sizes. Will go well with my flower dies.
I have used these in almost every project since I've purchase them! They are stunning and makes a project classy :) for me they are an essential ❤ I shop from scrapbook because I know they ALWAYS deliver ++ I know I will have what I order soon in my mailbox 👍
Didn't work really well with vellum. I had to try 3 times to get it right, there by wasting my paper.
Used in this project: My Purple Pocket Letter
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Can the thin purple dies of leaves & doilies be used with card stock or should only vellum, text weight paper, etc be used?
By:
User
(12-Feb-16)
Yes, they can be used with cardstock. In fact, if you use a texteured cardstock, your leaves will have texture.
By: dianna7111
(14-Feb-16)
I do not have that machine, but I would think any plate would work in other machines if the the size is correct! The precision plate is a bit squishy- which is what helps the die make a clean cut with thinner dies in a die-cut machine. I used to use shims and other plates, but this one is almost magical. Maybe email the machine manufacturer and ask them to be certain.
By: Sharon Laakkonen
(17-Nov-17)
