70 Pcs Die Cut Alphabet for Card Making Metal Die Cuts Numbers and Letters Basic Shapes Embossing Stencil Template with Punctuation for DIY Christmas Card Photo Album Scrapbooking Supplies

like this set cuts good

I wanted to include photos but Amazon won’t let me import photos from my phone. There are a few letters that were hard to figure out what they were. I had to lay the died out in alphabetical and numerical order and then think upside down and backwards to match each letter with its die. I packaged upper and lower case of each letter together with their dies and labeled them to eliminate confusion later. Took me about an hour to match them all up.

The letters are nice but some of the loser-case numbers are difficult to decipher. I ended up putting double faced tape on cardboard, then placing them alphabetically on the tape to make it easier to determine the letters.

I bought these for my craft projects they are great. Ive used these for cards,mini books and diy cookbooks. If you look at the photos you'll see how nice they come out they don't break apart when you're pulling them apart from the dies. I love these. I placed a quarter so you could have an idea how big they are in size. You can use this for so many projects they will look so proffesional. Buy these I recommend. Hope this was helpful.

exellent

Lower case alphabet is hard to read

Exactly as advertised. 70 individual dies (you have to snap them apart) for this price is excellent. The upper case letters are about 1" high, the lower case letters smaller. The paper can be difficult to get out of small detailed dies like this, but I was able to remove all the paper, I may add a layer of waxed paper in the future. I printed out the photo of the full alphabet and that really helps - especially telling apart the m, n, u, v, and w. Very happy I got this set.

I am very happy with this purchase. I cut out the entire alphabet in 2 passes. Leaving them attached makes it easy to find the letter that you are looking for. Since they are cursive letters it is hard to tell what they are. I'm keeping the negative piece of cardstock as a guide to help me identify the letters when they are loose.

Useful . Nice style lettering

I like the way they cut. But the lower case letters are on the small side and could be a bit fiddly if you have dexterity issues , have used most of the letters and pleased with what I’ve used them for up to now

I love them. The are not fiddley. The are fun to play with.

The only down side to these letters are if you don't keep them in order, a b c etc some of the letters you can't make out what they say

As others have said, the lower case r and s are weird and hard to know which is which. I personally cut off part of the r to make it look better, but its not perfect. Would also suggest a marker pen before you separate them.