Thank you so much for such an informative video. Seeing the examples of each size and pattern has really made it much easier. I particularly liked how you cut out each one as it example with contrast in colors for each stage. This is one of those videos that I have saved for reference and I’m so thankful for it. Thank you for taking the time to go into such detail.
This is such a great video for people like me that can't or don't know or remember the sizes of card bases. It is so helpful for me. You always develop products with everyone's needs in mind. I love the reference cards. I am going to make that. I work better with a written pattern or directions. Thank you so much. I hope these directions are printable on your blog. By the way those frame dies with foam strips is genius.
Thank you, this video explains so much. As others have said, I would love if you made dies with us Europeans in mind who use A4 cardstock, it would be so useful.
I am so glad that you explain things so well in your videos. I've been wondering about the a2 rectangles. I have your grip mat in my misti and absolutely love it.
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing the measurements and cutting of the cards. This is sooo helpful as sometimes I forget the measurements of other card sizes.
This was a great video and now I know where to go for any card base dies that will work for any size cards. Not too many people make A6 dies but nice to know that you have dies that will work for that size card. Thanks so very much for this informative video.
As others have commented the video was very informative. Especially it clarified that WFC A6 dies are not actually the equivalent of the standard A6 size, which is 10.5cm x 14.8cm when folded, roughly 4.1" x 5.8", not 4.625" x 6.25". Being in the UK, this is the stardard 'small' card. Wish I'd known this when I bought the WFC A6 Layers and A6 Additional Layers dies, believing them to be for UK/EU etc A6 size and frustratingly was unable to create 'correct' mats for my standard 10.5cm x 14.8cm A6 cards. I now know for future reference. It would be beneficial if the packaging highlighted that WFC A6 dies are not the equivalent of the standard A6 card size.
Wonderful video! The information was exactly what I needed to better understand the card sizes and the layering dies. I am sure your nesting dies will be a life and time saver!
May this is so helpful!!! Thank you for laying all that info out and for making names for the frames that make logical sense! lol you’re the best! WF is the best!!!
Love that you addressed how the way the dies were manufactured may affect the paper! I know I definitely asked that qns to customer service before so I’m sure others appreciate this information too
What a fabulous reference for all of your layering/nesting dies. I do have a several of the ones mentioned and looking forward to adding to my collection. I may have developed a bit of a Waffle Flower addiction 😂
great video, I'm saving this one for reference. And I am loving your grip mat- oh it is a lifesaver, or should I say a craft essential !!!!! You are a great company. Happy 2024 to all the creative people.
Thank you for this . Very useful. I’d love to find a6 nesting dies for those of us using non US basic card stock. I understand why they’re not so easily available but it is frustrating.
I love this fantastic video explaining the sizes and uses. As a super fan of 5x7 and slimline cards, having layering dies and instructions for cutting card bases is wonderful given so many differing sizes offered by other manufacturers. I appreciate that waffle flower has given so much thought to making our crafty lives more functional with the tools we use.
Whether you are new to card making, or someone who has enjoyed card making for awhile, these types of dies are such a great staple for your crafting needs! So many great options!
I have several of these nesting dies but had no idea there were the additional sets that give me narrower frames. Where have I been? Such a good reference for the wish list!!!
I just wish you could cater for those of us (and it seems there are many) who use A4 card stock and would love A6 nesting dies, stitched rectangle dies, cover plates and special dies such as the postage range waffle flower has.
Helpful information. Thanks. Do you have a similar one for the grip mat grids please? I got the set of 3 and would love a video with ideas on how to get the most of them.
Thanks for the video. I’m in Australia where we use A4 paper. Now I know not to purchase the A6 dies hoping they will fit our cardstock. I’ll have to stick to A2 for now. I love the waffle flower nesting dies.
Thank you so much for such an informative video. Seeing the examples of each size and pattern has really made it much easier. I particularly liked how you cut out each one as it example with contrast in colors for each stage. This is one of those videos that I have saved for reference and I’m so thankful for it. Thank you for taking the time to go into such detail.
I’m saving this video to refer back to. This was great information! ❤
Great video! 💜
Thank you! i’m so excited for some of these and you explained very well! My favorite is the additional A7 rectangles!
This is such a great video for people like me that can't or don't know or remember the sizes of card bases. It is so helpful for me. You always develop products with everyone's needs in mind. I love the reference cards. I am going to make that. I work better with a written pattern or directions. Thank you so much. I hope these directions are printable on your blog. By the way those frame dies with foam strips is genius.
I feel the same as other commenters... This was super helpful and informative! Definitely a keeper! Thank you for doing this for us! 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you, this video explains so much. As others have said, I would love if you made dies with us Europeans in mind who use A4 cardstock, it would be so useful.
I am so glad that you explain things so well in your videos. I've been wondering about the a2 rectangles. I have your grip mat in my misti and absolutely love it.
Wonderful video. I must say, I have the rectangles and use them for everything and they are still going strong!
This is a great video!!! I wished I saw these years ago. LOL
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing the measurements and cutting of the cards. This is sooo helpful as sometimes I forget the measurements of other card sizes.
This was a great video and now I know where to go for any card base dies that will work for any size cards. Not too many people make A6 dies but nice to know that you have dies that will work for that size card. Thanks so very much for this informative video.
As others have commented the video was very informative. Especially it clarified that WFC A6 dies are not actually the equivalent of the standard A6 size, which is 10.5cm x 14.8cm when folded, roughly 4.1" x 5.8", not 4.625" x 6.25". Being in the UK, this is the stardard 'small' card. Wish I'd known this when I bought the WFC A6 Layers and A6 Additional Layers dies, believing them to be for UK/EU etc A6 size and frustratingly was unable to create 'correct' mats for my standard 10.5cm x 14.8cm A6 cards. I now know for future reference.
It would be beneficial if the packaging highlighted that WFC A6 dies are not the equivalent of the standard A6 card size.
Wonderful video! The information was exactly what I needed to better understand the card sizes and the layering dies. I am sure your nesting dies will be a life and time saver!
All of this information is very helpful. Thank you so much!
May this is so helpful!!! Thank you for laying all that info out and for making names for the frames that make logical sense! lol you’re the best! WF is the best!!!
Wonderfully informative, now I understand the card sizes. Thank you!❤
Love that you addressed how the way the dies were manufactured may affect the paper! I know I definitely asked that qns to customer service before so I’m sure others appreciate this information too
What a fabulous reference for all of your layering/nesting dies. I do have a several of the ones mentioned and looking forward to adding to my collection. I may have developed a bit of a Waffle Flower addiction 😂
🎉 I’m so very excited about these! I can’t wait to try them. 😊
Hope you enjoy!
great video, I'm saving this one for reference. And I am loving your grip mat- oh it is a lifesaver, or should I say a craft essential !!!!! You are a great company. Happy 2024 to all the creative people.
Thank you for this . Very useful. I’d love to find a6 nesting dies for those of us using non US basic card stock. I understand why they’re not so easily available but it is frustrating.
I love this fantastic video explaining the sizes and uses. As a super fan of 5x7 and slimline cards, having layering dies and instructions for cutting card bases is wonderful given so many differing sizes offered by other manufacturers. I appreciate that waffle flower has given so much thought to making our crafty lives more functional with the tools we use.
Great video!
Great video!
Whether you are new to card making, or someone who has enjoyed card making for awhile, these types of dies are such a great staple for your crafting needs! So many great options!
I have several of these nesting dies but had no idea there were the additional sets that give me narrower frames. Where have I been? Such a good reference for the wish list!!!
Very good video it clarified a lot for me ❤
I just wish you could cater for those of us (and it seems there are many) who use A4 card stock and would love A6 nesting dies, stitched rectangle dies, cover plates and special dies such as the postage range waffle flower has.
Helpful information. Thanks.
Do you have a similar one for the grip mat grids please? I got the set of 3 and would love a video with ideas on how to get the most of them.
Thanks for the video. I’m in Australia where we use A4 paper. Now I know not to purchase the A6 dies hoping they will fit our cardstock. I’ll have to stick to A2 for now. I love the waffle flower nesting dies.
Hoping you'll make an A1 card size
brilliant!
When you say you cut the card stock down to....what ever you're doing, is the forst cut down from A4 catd stock?
Hello! Thank you for asking, we use US Letter-sized paper. All sizes are US sizes in this video.