Create layered labels and decorative gift tags with this set of 5 Stitched Distressed Edge Tag nesting metal cutting dies. Featuring stitched borders and subtle irregular notched edges, they offer a torn-paper look with clean, precise results.
Key Features
• Nesting set of 5 metal cutting dies
• Stitched border detailing on each tag
• Decorative distressed notched sides
• Built-in circular hole for ribbon or twine
• Approximate largest size: 9 cm x 5.4 cm (3.54 x 2.13 inches)
• Graduated nesting sizes for 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 tag (9 cm tall) creates a clear focal feature on A6 card fronts. The smaller tags function as accent layers, sentiment backings or embellishment panels. The nesting format allows dimensional layering without overcrowding your design.
Ideal Card Sizes
• A6 – layered focal tag
• 5x7 – matted sentiment panel
• 6x6 – decorative central feature
• Handmade gift tags – product or favour labels
Perfect For
• Gift tags
• Layered handmade cards
• Birthday and celebration designs
• Wedding favours and labels
• Craft fair packaging
• Scrapbook journalling panels
• Product presentation tags
Description
This Stitched Distressed Edge Tag die set combines decorative texture with practical versatility. The irregular notched sides give a gently aged appearance, while the stitched borders keep the design neat and defined. Use the graduated sizes individually as labels or layer them together to create depth on card fronts and packaging. The integrated hole makes each shape ready for ribbon or twine, making them ideal for gift presentation as well as decorative card elements. Crisp cutting edges ensure consistent, professional results across multiple uses.
Please Note
Die set only is included. Photos may show example cuts to demonstrate the designs 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.
