SpellbindersShapeabilities Die D-Lites, Sentiments 1,Brown,393639

This is Great and apples to most occasions, so I use it a lot. It cuts beautifully and is the perfect size for most standard cards.Like the script used too.

Completes my cardmaking perfectly. I needed a way to add a sentiment to my cards instead of stickers or stamping and these worked perfectly. Looked very professional.

The problem with this die set is that the letters are so small it's hard to work with them. I have not been able to get the "Congratulations" to work yet. I have used the "Best Wishes". You need to be very careful when pushing/punching it out. I recommend STICK IT for the back to adhere it to your card/project.

These dies are smaller than I thought they were going to be and cut clean most of the time. Not sure I will purchase from this company again

If you are sitting on the fence on whether to buy this or not, you should! I had this itm in my basket for a few days and kept going back to it. Then finally I just went for it. It was worth it. I used it for my card makings. I love to leave the insides of my cards blank, so these sentiments were perfect! When I needed an occasion, I just grab the dies and crank out the sediments that I needed. These dies are compatible with my Big Shot and Cuttlebug, so convenient! Overall, I am very satisfied with the die and the customer service. They shipped pretty quick and upon arrival, it was a described. These are my go-to dies when I am card making. The only advice that I would say would be to use wax paper when you are cutting as the lettering is delicate and the wax paper will allow the paper to release from the die.

The diecuts were wonderful. I did use a sheet of folded copy paper as a shim

Nice collection of words to add to my homemade greeting cards. I really like that the "Happy Birthday" and "Best Wishes" are separate words so I can mix and match or put one word under another when needed.

I like this die,The letters are just the right height/size for a card face sentiment.I read where it was hard to separate paper from the die...they were right.I put two layers of wax paper between the die and paper...then I used a pin to slide along the impression till it popped loose.Even with all the extra care you need to use this die it's worth it.