Cutting Dies BANQUET 9-piece set — flower and branch shapes

BANQUET 9-piece cutting die set — flower and branch shapes provides a collection of coordinated floral and foliage silhouettes designed for use with compatible manual die-cutting machines. The set contains nine thin metal dies formed as various flower blooms and branch elements that cut precise decorative shapes from paper, cardstock and other similar thin materials. It is intended to help crafters produce repeatable embellishments for cards, scrapbooks, gift tags and other paper crafting projects.

Advantages

The metal dies deliver consistent, clean cuts that reduce manual trimming and speed up assembly of multiple decorative elements. A variety of complementary flower and branch shapes allows layered designs and composition flexibility without needing multiple separate sets. The dies are compatible with common syste­ms and work well with standard paper, lightweight cardstock and design papers used in cardmaking and scrapbooking.

Suitable for

• Handmade greeting cards and invitations
• Scrapbooking layouts and photo albums
• Gift tags, bookmarks and small paper ornaments
• Layered paper art and mixed-media decorations

Key specifications

• Set contents: 9 metal cutting dies in floral and branch shapes
• Material compatibility: paper, lightweight and medium-weight cardstock, design paper
• Recommended cutting method: manual die-cutting machine compatible with thin metal dies
• Finish: thin stamped metal for precise edge definition

How to use

Place the chosen die with the cutting edge facing the material, create a sandwich according to your die-cutting machine manufacturer's instructions and run it through the machine. Remove the die and carefully eject the cut shape from the paper; use a poking tool or thin brush if needed to free delicate sections. For layered effects, cut several shapes in different colours or papers and assemble with adhesive suitable for paper crafting.

Usage recommendations

Use with standard manual die-cutting machines designed for thin metal dies, avoid excessive pressure that could damage delicate shapes, and store dies flat or on a magnetic sheet to maintain shape and alignment.