Karen and Leo Introduce our Layering Lace Die Set Collection | Tonic Studios

Join Leo and Karen for a brand new launch in our As Seen on TV range: the Layering Lace Die Set Collection. This collection of die sets gives you a huge range of creative possibilities, with two layering die sets, and a set of panels to create boxes using the same layers!

Create timeless cards and projects with these lovely, Layering Lace Die Sets. Each set features decorative verso dies, designed to provide an elegant, lace effect to your crafts. Select dies can be used interchangeably across the range for extra versatility. Additionally, these die sets are perfectly sized to fit your Layering Lace Box Side Panels Die Set (item 5363e) to create the perfect, matching gift box.

• Each layering set contains 17 dies
• Largest die size: 201mm x 201mm (7.9” x 7.9”)
• Features multiple interchangeable layering dies & sentiment dies
• The box panels die set contains 12 dies
• Largest die size: 70mm x 155mm (2.8” x 6.1”)
• Features multiple decorative designs, as well as a delightful lock and latch

In this video:
00:00 - Intro
00:54 - A Look Through the Die Sets
04:24 - Sample Projects From our Design Team
12:46 - Wrap Up

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[mamapillow]

Congrats to Darcy on these, love the bigger size and interchangeability of these.dies!

[msl]

I didnt get the Bundle price. They didnt have it bundled anywhere.

[msl]

Those very large outside layers? What are those?