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$155.00 $131.69
Great product. I have used it to make 20 cards already
I made several of these cards for Christmas but found they are not good for mailing to friends. The post office required them to be pressed very flat and I found that ruined to star at the top of the tree. Such a shame.
The Sizzix - Winter Wishes Collection Thinlets Die is wonderful and easy to use.
The idea is nice the product good still playing with it. Have t o use thin paper for the folds to work
I really enjoyed creating and putting this cuttie together. I love how different each card can look.
Love this die, can't wait to play with it for my Christmas cards. Great value for the money
I absolutely love this die!! It cuts well and a perfect size. Thanks
Ruthie
I am not so much in love with this and will most likely not use it again. It was awkward and just odd, I really did. ot know what to do with it. I know I should have used a 110 lb paper or so, not the American Crafts paper I used. It cut just fine. It was flimsy with that paper I used.
The problem that was not my end, was that I really did not know what to do with it after I made it. I may tive it away to a friend who may know what to do with it.
Cuts nicely, just not a design for me.
cute die... would be great for beginners.... Im more advanced, so I wasnt too impressed, but its a good for my grand kids ... they will like it.
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How do you put it together?
By:
Jacline B
(31-Oct-15)
The directions with pictures were on the inside of my package under the dies.
By: Chihuahuacamper
(18-Aug-19)
I can't get an answer either. Looks like it's all in how you fold it to make it stand up. There are a few projects on the website that use parts of it. The thing is I bought three brand new dies by ms long, the artist, and there are no instructions, even on youtube.com. Did you notice they are called "something" long, to match her name, like this fold a long tree.
By: nanavirginniawinstead
(02-Nov-15)
