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The pieces are thin and yet very effective! I have a Sizzix Big Shot and it worked perfectly due to the size. I cut an 8.5 x 11 piece of cardstock in half at 4.25 inches. This was perfect for the largest die cuts. Play around with the smaller pieces to get the look you want. The die cuts even score the paper so it's easy to fold and create the "steps". No instructions, unfortunately, but I encourage you to play around with it; I know my recipients will enjoy the pop-up effect! The cards fold flat beautifully!

I’m obsessed with this die cut. I’ve been using old birthday/xmas/greeting cards as well as scraps from other projects and turning them into name tag/card/gift card holders.It’s the perfect size to slip in a gift card if you’re going that route. I just love the results and versatility of what sort of occasions you can use this for.Great design for your card making / paper craft needs!

These dies cut well and can make cute cards. No instructions included, so you just figured it out as you go!

I like the way that they work together, but after three or four times it’s started cutting completely instead of perforating when it was needed to

Exactly as described

Arrived quickly. Great value

These dies didn't come with instructions; had to go on YouTube to figure it out. The dies are very thin and the piece that is supposed to cut the "steps" is very delicate. I was worried about damaging it while separating it from the outer pieces. Unfortunately, the dies cut where they were supposed to score and scored where they were they were supposed to cut. Where it should have cut and didn't, I had to cut it with an Xacto knife and because it was dull, it looked awful when I was done. I tried different types and weights of cardstock/paper and they all had the same exact issue in the same exact places. So, I know it wasn't a matter of trying something better or different. I should have bought a more expensive product from a name brand company. Sometimes saving a few dollars isn't worth the aggravation of returning or trying to get a refund. Sad that there isn't more quality control. Oh, and when I wrote the seller to see if there were instructions for the dies so that I didn't damage them taking them apart (i.e. separating what might not need to be separated), this is the response I received: "Thank you for your support and affirmation of our products. This 3D Card Shape Die Cut needs to separate them all, and then press out the cards one by one and then paste them together. I'm sorry that we don't have stock in hand at the moment, so we can't record screen or take pictures for you to show. All our best wishes for you." No helpful at all. I know to take the dies apart, run them through the die cutting machine, and glue them together. Duh. So, clearly not English speaking and instructions not helpful at all. Received a refund for this item because it's not worth the money, the time, or the aggravation.

So many pieces, too much fiddling to get it to work.

I wanted this die because I have others that I use to created intersting shaped cards and hoped to use this one. Firstly its quite large almost A3 size so that maybe an issue for some machines it took me. while to discoveer you need to break it apart to use it once I did it worked fine and i made a nice card with it

This set was easy to use and cut well. I used it to make a grad card.

I have used this product. Cuts well. I have put tags inside the slots. Fun die

Love it for card making it saves some work

It would have helped if the seller provided usable instructions. A photo that says “Instructions” is for a different die cut. It took some time to figure out how to use it.1 - separate the die cut into pieces (see photo 1). I simply twisted the smaller pieces out of the larger frame.2 - I used the die cut for a 4.25 in x 5.5 in card (see photo 2).3 - Cut out the larger piece with the steps using the rectangular part of the die cut (on the left in photo 1). In my card, it’s the red background.4 - I then used some patterned paper to cut out smaller pieces to decorate the steps. Note I didn’t use all of the smaller die cut pieces, because I wanted more of the red colour to show.5 - I cut the “Love ya” rectangle separately and used a corner puncher to decorate the corners. I then stamped the sentiment on it.6 - something to keep in mind: you might still need to decorate the front part of the card, otherwise it will look unfinished (see photo 3).7 - I haven’t tried it on a larger size card - something to play with next.Overall it’s a decent quality die cut and it cuts well. I used the Big Shot machine.