Waffle Flower Howtos - Rosette Hearts Template Die

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[@DebraRogersAlwaysAlbums]

Just received this die and I LOVE it! TY! Hugs!

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Debra Rogers Hugs! Happy Crafting!

[@melanier7598]

I was looking for this type of die back in February so am glad to see you have them. Will check your website. Very pretty!

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Melanie R Thank you, Melanie!

[@GabrielaGarcia-pi1ji]

Just ordered it on Blitsy....

[@craftsandbargains]

Love it!1 TFS!!

[@loriseabrook1906]

Good tips but why use a scrap paper and make the back look unfinished?? It takes no time to punch out a appropriate circle with white cardstock? I would never send a rosette with a piece of scrap paper like this on the back to someone? It looks like you took so much time designing the die that to have it unflinished isnt right? Just my opinion. I love the die and it sure makes it easy to make the rosettes. TFS your die and project.

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+Lori Seabrook Hi Lori, we did it to save some time because the rosette will be added to a card that no one will see the back of it. Of course, you can choose to diecut an extra circle to give it a perfect finished look! Thank you for asking!

[@dianneblassingill4311]

can you cut me some of them out and sent them to me I don't have one to cut thing out with I will get one went my cancer is over with but for now have get someone to do it for me

[@hakantacrafter813]

why did you score the paper yourself? are your dies that rubbish? if so why do you make them like that?

[@b.a.jordan1857]

Did you listen to her? When she was using the lesser weight card stock, the score lines are not as deep as they are in the heavier weight. This is common in dies that score in places rather than cut. To mke a die that scores deeply in lesser weight cardstock, it would cut the heavier weight in that same area. Wow, you’re rude.