Cutting Dies - Basic Shapes - Buddly Crafts

Cutting Dies - Basic Shapes. Die cut shapes and passe partout shapes for card making and papercrafts with these thin metal dies. Showing 79 /79. Brand. Marianne Design (65) Sizzix (12) Stampendous (2) Offers. Craftables 20% ... Buddly Crafts; 16 Maxwell Road; …

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What is die cutting?

What Is Die-Cutting? With regards to cardmaking, Die-cutting is using metal shapes known as dies in an array of shapes and designs to cut out paper, card or in some cases other materials such as fabric. ...

What can you create with die cut shapes?

Die cut shapes, such as those found in this collection, can be used for various creative projects. The art of cutting silhouettes, or psaligraphy, was a popular hobby during the 18th and 19th century and reached a high degree of perfection, particularly among the Greeks. These shapes would make great additions to a layout. ...

What is die-cutting in cardmaking?

With regards to cardmaking, Die-cutting is using metal shapes known as dies in an array of shapes and designs to cut out paper, card or in some cases other materials such as fabric. One side of the die is sharp and with pressure it will efficiently cut through the material creating a perfect die-cut shape, sentiment or design over and over again! ...

Do card cutters use a die?

They do not use a die to cut, instead they have a blade which works more like a printer as it moves around the card, paper or fabric cutting out the design. What other tools and essentials do I need for die-cutting? ...

What is a die cut glued to a card?

A freshly cut die-cut ready to be glued to a card Dies were first used in making shoes, they were created for cutting out the leather more efficiently and accurately than by hand. The process has since evolved and die-cutting is used by many industries. ...

Why do people use die-cutting?

Dies were first used in making shoes, they were created for cutting out the leather more efficiently and accurately than by hand. The process has since evolved and die-cutting is used by many industries. It has also become a favourite technique for cardmakers and crafters as it enables us to very simply cut out shapes and designs for use on cards. ...