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Crafter's Companion Scene Dies - Under The Sea

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$6.27 $8.95 In stock

Category: Die

Journey Under The Sea with these Scene Dies, perfect for your next ocean-themed crafts and projects. This set of eight metal dies features fish, shells, and aquatic plants that will fit perfectly in your next handmade greeting card, scrapbook page, 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 (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Edward L. ★★★★★

The tiny fish die cut perfectly—every fin and detail came through cleanly on my first pass. I’m already planning a mermaid card with these shells and plants layered together.

Samuel Z. ★★★★★

I was thrilled with how well the seaweed and coral dies cut through my cardstock—no jagged edges at all. The smallest shell is just the right size for adding a subtle ocean touch.

Sofia ★★★★★

The fish and shell shapes cut so cleanly that I didn't have to poke out any tiny pieces, and the aquatic plants layer perfectly to build a full scene. I've already used them on three different cards and each one turned out looking like a proper little underwater window.