Add graceful botanical detail to your handmade projects with this Iris Flowers metal cutting dies set. Featuring three individually shaped iris blooms with flowing petals and stems, this set is ideal for layered floral arrangements and nature-inspired card designs.
Key Features
• Standard multi-piece die set (joined)
• Set of 3 individual iris flower dies
• Elegant botanical floral design
• Individual flowers approximately 5.9–6.3 cm tall (2.32–2.48 inches)
• Overall set layout size approx: 6.8 x 6.2 cm (2.68 x 2.44 inches)
• Made from durable carbon steel
• Compatible with most manual and electronic die-cutting machines
• Suitable for cutting paper, card and similar craft materials
Sizing Guidance
With each flower measuring around 6 cm tall, these dies create small-to-medium focal features on A6 cards and work well as layered floral accents on 5x7 and 6x6 layouts. They are ideal for building bouquets rather than covering large card areas.
Ideal Card Sizes
• A6 – layered floral focal
• 5x7 – floral arrangement feature
• 6x6 – balanced botanical layout
Perfect For
• Spring card making
• Mother’s Day cards
• Birthday and thank you cards
• Garden and botanical themed projects
• Scrapbook layouts
• Layered floral embellishments
Description
This iris flower die set brings soft movement and elegant shaping to floral card designs. Each bloom features distinctive flowing petals that layer beautifully when cut in coordinated shades, allowing you to create depth and contrast with ease.
The three individual flowers can be used separately for subtle embellishment or grouped together to form a fuller bouquet effect. Their size makes them versatile for a variety of card fronts while still providing enough detail to act as a clear focal point.
A refined floral set ideal for spring projects and botanical-themed handmade cards.
Please Note
Die set only is included. Photos may show example cuts to demonstrate the design the die creates.
Dies are supplied connected by small metal tabs and are intended to be separated before use. In most cases, gently wriggling and twisting the connector tabs using small pliers or nippers will detach them safely. Some sets may require careful trimming with fine snips.
Measurements are approximate and taken from the outer cutting edge. Finished cuts will be slightly smaller.
