SizzixThinlits Die Set 65 Pack Alphanumeric Classic Upper Case by Tim Holtz, Multicolor
Product ID: 155796942
🎨multicolor for vibrant creativity
🔠65 precision-cut uppercase letters
⚙️compatible with all major Sizzix Big Shot machines
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The Sizzix Thinlits Die Set by Tim Holtz features 65 multicolor uppercase sans serif dies designed for precision cutting across various materials. Compatible with all major Sizzix Big Shot machines, this set offers compact, versatile tools to personalize and elevate your paper crafting and stenciling projects.
K**R
These consistently cut sharply and completely
The Sizzix dies are a bit more pricey but I appreciate how cleanly they cut thru thick cardstock, stencil film, and even thin craft foam.
A**R
Nice sized font
I do a lot of card making and I love the size of the font and numbers. You really cannot go wrong with Tim Holtz products. Great quality.
B**T
Thinlit alphabet
I have wanted more alphabet dies for a while. this set looks like it will be very versatile. I am looking forward to using it in my card making projects.
M**N
Amazing font dies!!
Probably the best and easiest to use alphanumeric dies on the market! Very large in size make them amazingly simple to maneuver on any project!!
K**N
Only reason I bought another alpha set is because of 'et' symbol
The true and proper symbol for 'and' is 'et' and I feel fortunate to actually find one in this day and age. I know everyone else seems to use 'ampersand (and per se and)' for an 'and' sign, but 'et' is the historical proper usage (et tu Brute?) (et voila') . Up until about 1900 'and' was end of the alphabet, coming after 'z' and the term was 'and per se and' which garbled into ampersand. It was sometime after 1900 ampersand was dropped from alphabet but symbol stayed in printing of books. If you read books from 1920's, you see ampersand used in both novels and texts. Just an FYI...
P**H
Easy to use
I like the look of the letters as they are easy to read.
C**N
Cuts beautifully!
Cut like butter on paper and on felt, and I love that there are multiples of vowels and other letters. Love Tim’s creations.
V**N
Alpha
It's a Tim Holtz product what's to to love?
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