
Shop 18 Shapes products from our Sweet Dixie range. See them in use in our tutoriels gratuits pas à pas, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
Matrice de découpe SD Sentiments Set 2 Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Sentiments Set 1 Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Floral Embellishments Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Tall Geometric Panel Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Filigree Floral Panel Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Rectangular Tiled Background Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Square Tiled Background Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Large Flower Oval Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Filigree Mandala Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Matrice de découpe SD Floral Lattice Corner and More Sweet Dixie RUPTURE DE STOCK PART VITE
Sweet Dixie Shapes are cutting dies designed for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add precision-cut elements to their projects. Whether you're creating cards, layouts or mixed media pieces, this collection gives you the tools to cut clean, consistent shapes every time.
The range includes dies for cutting sentiments and words, decorative borders, and floral embellishments. You'll find geometric options like panels, circles and hearts, alongside intricate designs such as filigree florals, mandalas, doilies and lattice patterns. There are also background dies with tiled and mosaic effects, diamond mesh, and oval shapes. Each die is ready to use with a compatible cutting machine, letting you add layered detail, cut-out windows, or decorative frames to your work.
When choosing shapes for your projects, think about scale and balance—larger statement dies work well as focal points, whilst smaller details suit layering and accents. Consider mixing geometric and floral designs to create visual interest, and remember that negative space from cut-outs can be just as striking as the shapes themselves.