Great Dies for Scrapbooking

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Sometimes it is not necessary to have stamps for scrapbooking but it is well-worth checking out the dies in the catalogue as often these stand alone and are fantastic for scrapbooking . 

This article is about ALL of the dies in the Current 2020/21 main catalogue and the 2020 Holiday Winter Catalogue and later I will add other articles as new offering come along.

Alphabets and Words Dies

1. Unfortunately Stampin' Up currently only have one alphabet die. Generally keep alphabet dies and don't sell them on (I have a stash of them for my scrapbooks going way back into past  catalogues. A good one to start your collection off is this one.

Playful Alphabet - £32.00
Well Written - £37.00
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Word Wishes - £33.00

Pretty Background Dies

These dies are sometimes quite intricate probably needing a lot of weeding but look amazing as background pieces tucked behind your photographs or cut them and use them as stencils to paint or use with embossing pastes. An extra bonus is you can cut individual pieces from them giving you smaller embellishments.
Christmas Layers - £27.00
Butterfly Beauty - £36.00
Sweetest Border - £32.00
Sweetest Border - £32.00
Many Layered Blossoms - £42.00
Many Medallions - £32.00
Detailed Hearts - £27.00






Timeless Shapes

Basic but beautiful shapes you can use on almost any layout - classic 
Stitched Leaves - £33.00
Stitched Stars - £35.00
Stitched Be Mine - £33.00


Label Dies

Great as tags, labels for journalling but also can be used to decorate and make borders or even use across a whole layout to make your own scrapbooking papers!
Tasteful Labels - £29.00
Field Tiles - £32.00
Stitched Rectangles - £33.00
Stitched Nest Labels - £33.00
Trio of Tags- £15.00
Ornate Frames - £32.00
Stitched Triangles - £33.00

Accents

For embellishing your pages - dies you can use as decoration - sometimes they may have a label shape thrown in as well!!.

Wreath Builder - £35.00

Wild Rose - £32.00

Happy - £28.00

Sweet Silhouettes - £33.00

Snow Globe Scenes - £29.00


Pine Woods Dies - £33.00

Dino - £33.00

Poppy Moments - £34.00

In the Woods - £31.00

Beautiful Boughs- £33.00


Wild Rose - £32.00

Poinsettia Dies - £33.00

Magestic Mountain - £33.00

Birds and More - £32.00

Home Together - £32.00


So Many Snowflakes - £33.00

World Map - £29.00


I have finished this article with the World Map dies as these are a set that subscribers to my December kit will be getting in lovely shiny brass cardstock to go with the rest of the kit. If you would like to have a few more to cut yourself and you love this kit and order before the 1st December with the December kit then you will get them for an amazing discount of £20.00 that is a £9.00 saving!

I am also planning to feature different dies in future articles and future kits and will have a die of the month with a fantastic discount along with some ways you can use it. I will also be looking at the versatility of punches each month also. 

I hope you like this article and I look forward to featuring dies and punches in future articles with you.

If you don't already have a cutting machine - Consider Stampin' Up's new Cut and Emboss machine. Put it on your wish list to your loved ones and give them my website links so that they can buy it for you for Christmas. Just click on the picture to go to the shop. Here is the link to copy for a potential gifter https://www.stampinup.uk/products/stampin-cut-emboss-machine?dbswdemoid=5036768

If a potential gifter contacts me I can also send vouchers as presents. craftyjop@gmail.com

STAMPIN’ CUT & EMBOSS MACHINE

I tried it out in Canada with a Canadian demonstrator and its very smooth and it folds away!  - it actually takes the same plates as the Big Shot When you purchase one it comes with standard cutting plates and if you buy one from me you will receive the Take Your Pick Tool with the die brush attachment for FREE!! - and the best news is - coming in January is the new mini Cut and Emboss Machine which I will be undertaking some tests on soon and a review to compare it to my other cutting machines

Enjoy your day 

Love JoP x

 


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