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Crafter’s Companion Metal Die - Nordic Houses

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$4.19 $6.99 In stock

Bring the cold of the Arctic Circle to your crafts and projects with the Nordic Houses Metal Die Edge’able from Crafter’s Companion. This metal die cuts an image of a range of Nordic houses, perfect for adding an architectural theme to your handmade greetings cards, scrapbook pages, and more.

Die cutting gives a level of delicacy to cut-out designs that simply couldn’t be created with scissors or a craft knife.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob A. ★★★★★

The cut lines are crisp enough that even the tiny window panes popped out cleanly on my first pass through the machine. I used it across the bottom of a winter card and the little row of houses made the whole scene. Ordering the matching tree die next.

Henry ★★★★★

The little row of houses cut cleanly on the first pass through my machine, even the tiny window details. I've been using it as a border along the bottom of winter cards and the rooflines look crisp every time.

Adam ★★★★★

I used this on a winter card with layered cardstock and the rooflines came out crisp every time. The row of tiny houses is the perfect size for a slimline panel, and I've already got three more cards planned around it.