Transform your and jewelry making with this Intro to Flower Die Cutting Set! Featuring 21 layering flower shapes across 3 carbon steel die sheets, this versatile collection makes it easy to cut crisp floral elements in multiple styles and graduated sizes.
Designed specifically for crafters who love dimension: cut beautiful paper flowers for cards, journals, and scrapbooks, or cut shrink plastic shapes to shape with Shrinkets molds into stunning, dimensional 3D flower beads!
✨ What’s Included:
3 Steel Die Sheets
21 Total Flower Shapes featuring multiple floral styles and graduated sizes for effortless layering and nesting.
Size range 2 1/2 inches -7/8
💡 Key Features & Crafting Possibilities:
Premium Carbon Steel: Durable, wafer-thin etched metal dies that produce clean, precise cuts every time.
Shrink Plastic & Flower Beads: Perfect for cutting shrink plastic sheets! Pair the cut pieces with Shrinkets molds (sold separately) to dome and shape custom dimensional flower beads and jewelry components.
Multi-Layering Fun: Mix and match sizes and petal shapes to create lush, dimensional paper blossoms.
Universal Machine Compatibility: Works with standard roller-style die-cutting machines, including:
Sizzix Big Shot / Vagabond
Spellbinders Platinum
Cuttlebug
Cricut Cuttlebug
(Standard sandwich plate setup required; check your machine’s manual for wafer-thin dies).
📏 Materials & Compatibility:
Material: 100% Carbon Steel (Wafer-thin etched metal dies)
Cuts Through: Shrink film / plastic, lightweight cardstock, paper, metallic foil, vellum, and craft foam.
Size range - 1 3/4 inches - 1 1/8Inches
Great for using with Shrinkets shrink plastic for forming beads , using the Shrinkets shrink plastic molds, and a craft heat gun for shrinking
Tips for Successful Cutting
To achieve clean, consistent cuts when working with shrink plastic, consider these best practices:
The Sandwich: Since these are thin metal dies, you generally need to use the manufacturer-recommended platform system for "wafer-thin" or "thin" dies.
Multiple Passes: Because shrink plastic can be denser or have a different texture than paper, running the die through your machine twice (forward and backward) ensures the die fully penetrates the material.
Intricate Details: If your design is very detailed, running the die through at a slight angle or placing it toward the edge of the cutting plates can sometimes provide a cleaner cut.
Alignment: When layering, if you are using multiple dies at once, use a small piece of low-tack painter's tape or washi tape to secure the dies to the shrink plastic before running them through the machine to prevent them from shifting.
Here is a link to successfully using the die cuts in a Sizzix machine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isof6di9peI&t=11s
LINK TP PURCHASE SHRINKETS MOLDS
https://www.juliehaymaker.com/product-page/julie-s-favorite-3-shrinkets-molds-set
































