Die-Cutting Top Tips!

[@CraftyDawn]

Thanks Lou. Great tips. - Dawn 🌅🧡🧡🧡

[@bonnerdebbie]

Both of those points have helped me a LOT in the past. Thanks Lou!

[@Ane-kh3yp]

Thank you Lou. This is a great tip. Will definitely help me with my die cutting. Thank you.

[@leisacarnahan7647]

Thanks, Lou! I'll be saving this video.

[@denisetebbs2742]

One of the best tips ever.
My husband explained this to me in technical terms when a cut failed one time. I was bored 😅.
Your explanation is much more user friendly. Thanks Lou 😊

[@whichwitchhazel]

Great tips Lou xx

[@sallytaitt6204]

Brilliant. Thank you. 🌻🌻

[@michelegourd5742]

So very helpful!! Thanks

[@suzannetunnicliffe2422]

Thanks Lou, I'll save for info list.

[@CraftStashcoukTV]

Glad you found it helpful :)

[@dianescaroni5935]

Thank you

[@paulawray6210]

Thank you!

[@Ninjamom4]

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[@SandraMetcalfe]

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[@h.5226]

I store my dies in open ended plastic wallets with a magnetic sheet and greyboard for stability. I have these in an open box so I can flip through them easily. I keep coming across dies that have gone rusty and I've had to throw these away. Some of these I've had a long time- maybe 10 years or so. Others are not as old but usually cheaper brands. Why is this happening and how do I prevent this? I thought dies were meant to last a lifetime! Thank you CraftStash.