Cloud Nesting Metal Cutting Dies – Set of 3 Layered Frames

Create soft layered sky scenes with this set of 3 Cloud Nesting metal cutting dies. Featuring smooth cloud outlines in graduated sizes, this set is perfect for building dimensional weather-themed and baby card designs.

Key Features

• Nesting set of 3 cloud-shaped metal cutting dies
• Smooth edge cloud outlines
• Layered open frame design for matting and shaker effects
• Approximate sizes:
  – 6.3 cm x 4.3 cm (2.48 x 1.69 inches)
  – 4.4 cm x 3.1 cm (1.73 x 1.22 inches)
  – 2.8 cm x 1.9 cm (1.10 x 0.75 inches)
• Graduated sizing for dimensional layering
• Made from durable carbon steel
• Compatible with most manual and electronic die-cutting machines
• Suitable for paper, card and similar craft materials

Sizing Guidance

The largest cloud (6.3 cm wide) works as a small focal frame on A6 card fronts. The medium and smallest clouds function as layered accent panels, sentiment frames or embellishments. The nesting format allows depth without overcrowding smaller layouts.

Ideal Card Sizes

• A6 – layered sky focal
• 5x7 – shaker cloud panel
• 6x6 – stacked weather design
• Slimline – repeating border effect

Perfect For

• Weather themed cards
• Baby and nursery designs
• Rainbow layouts
• Shaker card panels
• Scrapbook embellishments
• Framed sentiment designs

Description

This Cloud Nesting die set features smooth, rounded outlines designed for clean and versatile layering. The graduated sizes allow you to stack contrasting colours, patterned papers or vellum to create depth and dimension. The open frame style makes them ideal for shaker windows, stamped scenes or sentiment framing. Whether building playful children’s cards or soft pastel baby designs, these dies produce crisp, clean cuts for polished handmade results.

Please Note

Die set only is included. Photos may show example cuts to demonstrate the design the dies create.

This nesting set is supplied connected and is intended to be separated before first use. For best results, first gently twist the individual dies away from each other to separate the main frame. Once separated, any remaining connector tabs can usually be detached by gently wriggling and twisting them using small pliers or nippers. Depending on the set, some tabs may require careful trimming with fine snips if they do not release easily.

Measurements are approximate and taken from the outer cutting edge. Finished cuts will be slightly smaller.