This two piece etched metal die set, Poinsettia Bloom is designed by Yana Smakula and is part of the De-Light-Ful Christmas Collection from Spellbinders. This set features a full poinsettia flower and its base. These dies are compatible with leading die cutting machines (sold separately). These dies can be used on cards, scrapbook pages, and other paper crafting projects. The largest die measures 3.62" x 4.25" and the smallest die measures 3.37" x 3.93".
I have several Spellbinders poinsettia dies - as I discovered after I ordered this die - but I must say they are all different and each is as elegant and stunning as the next. So I love them all. But this die really can be the only focal point on an A2 card front. It's really outstanding because of the outer edge treatment, the addition of berries and leaves which I've done in white, gold, green and they all were attention grabbers.
The prettiest die set I have ever seen for Poinsettias. Easy to use and a beautiful results
Another exquisite die designed by Yama. It is delicate and sophisticated, I did not have a problem at all with this product.
Had fun using this poinsettia die to do die cut inlaid technique and it turned out really nice.
Great thing Scrapbook carries Spellbinders dies. Hard to find and absolutely rapt to find on your sites. Now l can complete my Christmas cards for this year. Very Happy and pleased with service and delivery .
While I haven't used this yet, the die is beautiful and I believe it will make beautiful cards. I don't recall ever having a problem with products from Spellbinders. When I started this crafty journey, Spellbinders was my go to for stamps and dies.
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Three items are shown in the die picture, there are two listed. Which 2 are the actual dies? If the two are the large die and the outline die, the difference is the actual poinsettia?
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claudiahein
(18-Jul-23)
Hello, the larger images are the actual die cuts and the small flower are the cut outs from the "out line" die of the flower.
By: Scrapbook.com
(19-Jul-23)
