The dies cut nicely and I love all the sizes. I'm going to use different sizes so it doesn't get old fast. LOL However I used the next to smallest dies for the dies I'm showing you. I used up the last of the paper in my stash for these tags. You can use up your stash with small tags. If the paper is thin, just layer it over a heavy card stock paper.

I just love this whole set

I just love these dies. Especially the coffee cup and the snail with mail! So many ways to use them.

Absolutely love the Boo die. The perfect size to make a statement on a treat container or card!

Perfect sentiment for all occasions

I thoroughly enjoyed embroidering one of the designs - instructions are very clear, and I liked the suggested threads’ colors. I highly recommend watching their videos on die-cutting and embroidering before starting a project if you’ve never done it before like me. Thank you, Waffleflower!

I lOVE the gifts die set. I've made a dozen gifts collages and have had a wonderul time. I made Xmas and birthday cards and I simply love the set. They are easy to assemble, and make great 3D packages, which can be used with postage or not. I've done several variations. I'm nearly blind and can still use them easily. Bravo, bravo, bravo to the designers.

Postage Collage Spooktacular Stamp Set

These brushes blend relly well. I like that they are color coded.

Love it! Delightfully cute-made 10 cards so far and will use for years to come

This makes the cutest moose! And it's been a lot of fun to stencil.

I am surprised to read the review below. Yes, this stencil is delicate, Pixie spray used together with strong magnet’s (even better, with the the stencil and card stock pushed right up into the corner of your Misty with the magnets, if you own one) and a very delicate pounce of a sponge tool, I assure you you will have success. YouTube the stencil and see how people work with it.

Take your time. Dab on pigment Oxide Ink with a sponge rather than trying to blend dye ink in with a brush. Dye ink almost always requires more blending and is typically harder to blend because of the quick drying time. Oxide ink is like blending with butter… so easy.

Regardless, it’s a stencil to replicate wood so no matter the application of ink and if the stencil slips a little it should look great; even more realistic with imperfections. Wood has a very organic/imperfect look and that’s the beauty of it. Try Hammermill cardstock, which has the most amazing silky feel to it, almost like a plastic coating (it doesn’t though) allowing the ink to stay wet a bit longer on the paper therefore blending is easier and more forgiving. Do a pounce type of blending.You could try Yupo paper too. Better yet call Waffle Flower and they will definitely help you out. Don’t just write them off, they are an excellent company.

Rest assured, your other products are going to be great; give them a chance. The company has been around for over 10 years and I know for a fact that companies in the craft manufacturing world do not stay in business for that long for if they have inferior product and most of all poor customer service. They are great to deal with!!!
Don’t stress.

This stencil set is wonderful. Easy to use and the numbered stencils keep things in order so the image come out perfect every time.

Pumpkin Time Die-n-stencil

Perfect as a table runner, but also can be used for many other designs.