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Nature's Garden Fabulous Fuchsia Collection - SVG Cut Files

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The Nature’s Garden Fabulous Fuchsia SVG Dies from Crafter’s Companion includes three designs to cut out a decorative rectangular frame and nesting panel. Each is filled with delicate and intricate die-cut detail for a lacy and sumptuous look.

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)

Claire ★★★★★

The nesting panel cuts so cleanly against the decorative frame that layering them took me no time at all. I've already used them on three cards and the intricate fuchsia details really pop when stacked.

Eva M. ★★★★★

The nesting panel fits perfectly inside the decorative frame, and the intricate fuchsia blossoms are so detailed they look hand-drawn once cut. I’ve already used both pieces on a thank-you card and the layering effect is stunning.

Leo Q. ★★★★★

The intricate fuchsia details cut so cleanly on my Cameo, even the tiny petal edges came out crisp with no tearing. I used the nesting panel behind the decorative frame and the layers lined up perfectly on the first try.