Rectangle Pull Card - Elizabeth Craft Designs

These steel cutting dies are designed for paper, cardstock, vellum, and thin craft foam. For best results, use materials within the recommended thickness for your die-cutting machine.

After each use, gently brush away any paper scraps or adhesive residue with a soft brush or a dry cloth. Avoid using water or harsh cleaning agents, as this can lead to rust.

They are designed to be compatible with most leading die-cutting machines. Always check your specific machine's compatibility and recommended die thicknesses.

The steel cutting dies measure approximately 5.00" x 4.56". This refers to the overall size of the die components that create the pull card mechanism.

Yes, absolutely. They are excellent for adding interactive pull-tab elements to scrapbook pages, revealing photos or journaling.

The dies create the necessary shapes. You will typically need to fold and adhere specific paper tabs created by the die cuts according to the design's intent, allowing the sliding or pulling action.

Ensure you are using the correct shim or spacer plates with your die-cutting machine. Try running the die through the machine a second time or using a heavier cardstock with a more powerful machine.

Check that the die is positioned correctly and that the cutting edge is facing the paper. Ensure you are not using excessive pressure or forcing the die through the machine.

Gently pry the die away from the paper. If residue is building up, clean the die with a soft brush or cloth. Some crafters use a silicone spray lightly on the die (ensure it's safe for your paper type) to aid release.