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Wednesday, 20 April 2011

...Dies?...

I'm asking everyone, I want to hear what you think too!! I am considering getting some custom dies made up for the stamps we have already released, so I'm itching to know....what do we want dies for...I know what I'd like, but what do you think would help you get the most out of your WMS? And just to help you get your thinking heads into gear, I will pick a random comment from this post to win a set of stamps from the upcoming May release!!
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  1. Donna C.20 April 2011 at 01:51

    Would love to have dies for the spring basket set.

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  2. whoistracy20 April 2011 at 01:51

    Awesome idea! I think dies for any of the stamps in the Sewing Box Hugs or Sewing Box Xmas sets would be fabulous- I always find myself cutting those out to layer on cards and projects.

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  3. Diane Jaquay20 April 2011 at 01:55

    I'd love to see dies for both your rose and poinsettia stamp sets. I'd also love to see a die for your gingerbread boy/girl :)

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  4. Karen B.20 April 2011 at 01:55

    Roses in Bloom! I'd love the dies for the blooms and the leaves, and possibly something that fits the sentiments! Great idea!

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  5. Melissa20 April 2011 at 01:56

    How exciting!!

    I'd love a die for:
    --the tree from Asian Gardens
    --the bird (s) from Asian Gardens
    --the birdcage from Asian Gardens
    --the nutcrackers from Nutcracker Sweet
    --the trees from Nutcracker Sweet
    --the baskets from Spring Baskets
    --the floral arrangements from Spring Baskets

    Thanks!!

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  6. Laraine R20 April 2011 at 01:59

    How about dies for the gingerbread, sewing, basket & flower stamps.

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  7. Laraine R20 April 2011 at 02:00

    How about dies for the basket, sewing, gingerbread & flower stamps.

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  8. Kevin Renz20 April 2011 at 02:00

    Hiya Claire... the list is long. I also think that the Sewing Box Hugs has tons of images that would make great dies. Images from Nutcracker Sweet as well as Half Pint heroes...ok, how about any major images would make awesome dies!!! I'm no help, I know :)

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  9. Erin (Homemade Cards by Erin)20 April 2011 at 02:14

    Oh... I love your labels, but obviously those are nestability friendly... now if I were to buy a new set of stamps and get a die to go with it.... so many options. What about the banner sets?

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  10. Jen Adcock20 April 2011 at 02:19

    Oh my giddy aunt would I love dies to the Afternoon Tea set. That gorgeous kettle is totally die-worthy! Asian Gardens also has some pretty fab images that would just (more easily) spring to life if die cut. HTH.

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  11. Barbara DeBose20 April 2011 at 02:19

    Ohhh how fantastic! I think dies for the chrysanthemums or poinsettias would be fabulous!!

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  12. Nancy20 April 2011 at 02:21

    I would love a teapot die but a nice die to work with the Spring Basket set would be very nice to have also.

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  13. Lauren20 April 2011 at 02:23

    Ack!!!! Yes! Yes! Yes!!! I want dies!!! Chrysanthemums, Half Pint Heros, Teeny Trees, Bountiful Baskets....anything. Everything!! I absolutely LOVE having dies to match the stamps. I have gotten really lazy and spoiled by all the stamp/die combos that have come out lately!

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  14. Nikki W20 April 2011 at 02:27

    Such a difficult thing to make a decision about, but I think the Big Blooms, or the spring basket.

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  15. Lynne Phelps20 April 2011 at 02:35

    Ditto to the comments above. I would add any of the flower and leaf stamps - Roses, Poinsettias, and especially the Chrysanthemums with all those petals to cut around and the deep lobes on the leaves! I also cut out the Celtic Heritage elements all the time, boy would some dies be nice for that. Nutcracker set and a gingerbread man should wrap it up nicely!!!

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  16. Cassie_lu20 April 2011 at 03:00

    dies for Free Spirit or even Half Pint Heroes

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  17. Jen20 April 2011 at 03:16

    A die for the paper airplane or skateboarder from Free Spirit, and the car, rocket and sub from Half Pint Heroes would be WONDERFUL!!!

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  18. Jen20 April 2011 at 03:17

    Halloween will be here before we know it... Wanda, Wendy, the cauldron. Those would be terrific too!

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  19. Joanne Gilch20 April 2011 at 03:20

    Got my Afternoon Tea inked up for the challenge last week. Wouldn't it be great to have tea cups and teapots with matching dies?
    Teeny trees would be a spectacular set as they are used so often, these days.
    Last, but not least, Celtic Heritage, my all time go to set....little dies for the shamrocks, the heart, the birds, the cladagh(sp?)...so cool!!!!!
    I can't wait to see the may release.

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  20. Holly20 April 2011 at 03:20

    Bountiful Baskets Additions would be such a fun set to cut out with dies!!

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  21. Lizzy20 April 2011 at 03:31

    I would vote for the Sewing Box Hugs, the house and the flowers would be great!

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  22. Katie20 April 2011 at 03:31

    Definitely would like a die or dies for the Spring Baskets, Nutcracker Sweet, Half Pint Heroes (the rocket, car, and sub). That's just a start...I love that most of your sets already coordinate with the Spellbinders Dies...LOVE them!

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  23. Smriti20 April 2011 at 03:36

    There's no doubt that dies are the in thing these days! However it would be wonderful if in addition you could also have SVG files for them.

    Aside from that I think dies would be great for Roses in Bloom, Gingerbread joy and the baskets sets.

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  24. Meredith MacRitchie20 April 2011 at 04:00

    I was going to say Spring Baskets too, and while I know there are nesties that go with the label in VV Xmas, I would love to see a single die for it. Lastly - I was using BB-Poinsettias last week, and I sure could have used a die for those! :) Awesome idea Claire!

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  25. Lavandula20 April 2011 at 04:13

    I'd like dies for Roses in Bloom set or the Big Blooms - Chrysanthemums set.

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  26. Crafty Math Chick20 April 2011 at 04:42

    As I said on FB, ALL of your images are FABBY Claire, but my favorites are easily Sewing Box Christmas and Sewing Box Hugs, so those two would be my first choices. Someone suggested the gingerbread men from your other Christmas sets - those would totally rock too! I am just excited to see whatever you will have for us!! Such an exciting venture!! :)
    ~Meredith

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  27. carefreestamper20 April 2011 at 04:44

    Wonderful idea!! I just love your stamps, but I am terrible at cutting out images. Please do this!

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  28. TrinaR20 April 2011 at 05:38

    Lovely Idea - what about Afternoon Tea and Sentiments, especially the beautiful kettles and cups.

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  29. aaron120 April 2011 at 05:53

    I would love dies for faux fun. love this set but the top 2 look a mess when I cut them out lol so a die for those would be prefect. great idea to get some of your own dies.
    hayley

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  30. Susanne20 April 2011 at 06:02

    Wonderful idea!! I would appreciate as well
    dies for the two sewing Box Sets . That would Be lovely!
    Hugs, Susanne

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  31. Anne20 April 2011 at 06:08

    Big blooms - I just love those spectacular chrysanthemums when they're layered (and even when they're not!). And a selection of baskets to accompany the spring basket set.

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  32. Ve20 April 2011 at 06:31

    I'd realy love a die for the 'free spirit' bubble-pattern and flower-group and the 'asian gardens' tree and flower.

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  33. jplatt20 April 2011 at 06:43

    I want the sewing box ones too and the xmas sewing box these two sets are my favourites.

    Janette P

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  34. Pauline20 April 2011 at 06:58

    Afternoon Tea and Afternoon Tea Sentiments - For the cups and teapots, the pansies and smaller sentiment strips, and in particular the large invite label; Sewing Box Hugs and Christmas, AND a Victorian Frippery floral accent and a long frilly border die - now that would be awesome!! Oh I'm getting all excited now!!

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  35. Sonia20 April 2011 at 07:20

    I love the idea of having dies for the stamp sets!! The Afternoon Tea set especially would be a great one to have dies for!!
    I love that set but I haven't purchased them yet because I am waiting for the matching dies to be released : )

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  36. Bumblebee20 April 2011 at 07:32

    To be honest, you're already very canny making the labels to fit spellbinders dies, so you cover those straight away. As for the other stamp sets...personally half pint heroes would be a favourite for me, or maybe for those who have the large flowers a crysathmum(sp?) die? Great idea though!

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  37. Anonymous20 April 2011 at 07:37

    Great idea. I suggest the Earth Angel stamp set or the nutcracker.

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  38. Jenny20 April 2011 at 07:59

    Hi I've a new customer to WMS so hope I can comment too.... How about some dies for the teeny trees set??? I know they are easier shapes to cut but you can't beat the neat edge a die gives you.
    Jenny x

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  39. Wendy ten Hove20 April 2011 at 08:01

    Hi Claire!
    Oeh.... I'm excited about this idea that you have!!! I'm a huuuuge fan of matching dies!! I already love that with your Spellbinder stamp sets, but you have so many fabulous shapes in your stamps, I would be thrilled to be able to buymatching dies for that!! I'm thinking about the trees, lanterns and flowers from Asian gardens, The Half pint heroes shapes! Oeh, the rocket would be awesome! Teeny trees shapes,Cupcake from Frame-It and cowboy, boots and guitar from Back in the saddle. But these are just my personal faves! Hee hee! ;-) I'm watching closely what you will do with this idea, Claire!! Excting!!
    Wishing you a lovely day, hope yours is as sunny as it is with us here today!
    Hugs, Wendy

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  40. Pipaiita/Carita20 April 2011 at 08:07

    Definately sewing box and I´d love one for the half pint heroes too!

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  41. Susanne20 April 2011 at 08:35

    What a wonderful idea! I would appreciate dies for both of the sewing box sets. That would be lovely!
    Hugs,
    Susanne

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  42. Marga20 April 2011 at 08:36

    What an amazing wonderful idea!! I would love to see a die set for Afternoon Tea, including one for the teapot and cups, since this stamp set is one my alltime favorites.
    xx

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  43. Rose20 April 2011 at 08:39

    I would love dies to go with the half pint heroes set....the car spaceship an submarine are too cute!!

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  44. Heather20 April 2011 at 08:41

    I only have half pint heroes (at the moment!) and to have a die for the main images would be great, I often cut out the car (without a person in it).

    Looking at your stamps I could imagine the gingerbread man would be a versatile die. I love the guitar from your recent western style set and can imagine a die for that and the boots would be cool.

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  45. Penny20 April 2011 at 09:05

    Great idea! I have 2 sets on my wish list, the first being Asian Gardens and I would love dies for the branch and the birdcages.

    My second set is Peace and Plenty and I love the apple and pear on that set so dies would be great. I know they are simple shapes but a fine border around the shapes gives a different look.

    I have some stamp sets with matching dies from other companies and i do have a lot of difficulty lining things up well. For instance I have a tall leaf stem and if I stamp the leaf part well then the stem is out of line and if the stem is perfect then the leaf is out of kilter.

    I have seen some dies where you can stamp first and then line up the dies with the aid of little notches or something (I can't for the life of me find an example this morning but I know I've seen them!) so especially for something long and delicate like the branch I think that would be essential.

    Thanks for reading my quite long winded post!!


    Penny

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  46. Sofia ;)20 April 2011 at 09:06

    Wow!!! I had such a hard time choosing...... I think I would love some dies for the Roses in bloom and the sewing box hugs!!!!!

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  47. Helen L20 April 2011 at 09:29

    Claire, this is a great idea! so here are my thoughts:
    Asian Gardens: the large and medium sized cherry blossoms, and/or the bird cages.
    Pic-Nic Patterns: the flower and stalk w/ leaves.
    Sewing Box-Hugs: the two flowers, the hearts, the leaves.
    Spring Baskets: The baskets, maybe the daffodils, and the egg clusters.
    Midnight Feast: the windows.
    V.Vintage Christmas: Snowflake
    Asian Garden Additions: the lanterns.
    Half-Pint Heroes: The car, rocket, & submarine, and maybe a little one to do the little heads.
    Victorian Frippery: the two flower shapes so we could stack them and make flowers.
    Just my thoughts/ideas. It would be so NICE to have some dies!! Hope this next endeavor works for you & WMS.
    Have a great Easter!!

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  48. Unknown20 April 2011 at 10:19

    oooh... I would love to see dies for the Sewing Box Hugs as well - I keep using this set and always cut the stamped images around...

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  49. Cyndie20 April 2011 at 11:03

    The guitar from Back In The Saddle.
    All of the flower stamps (Roses, Poinsettias, Crysanthemums) plus the leaves to go with them.
    Sewing Box sets.
    Gingerbread man shape.
    Basket shapes (Spring Baskets, Additions).
    Christmas tree from Nutcracker Sweet.
    That should do to start with! I don't actually have all these sets (wish I did!), but these are the images where I think dies would be most popular.

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  50. Angela Mclean20 April 2011 at 11:05

    Great! Would love dies to match the big blooms sets so that it is mega easy to create enough for bouquets and sprays...
    Angela x.

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  51. Deirdre20 April 2011 at 11:19

    Brilliant idea Claire, two of my favourites are Afternoon Tea and Festive Foliage. Would just love, love dies for those or for that matter, a die with pinecone/s and a bough similiar to the stamp in Festive Foliage, which I have used and used to the point of wearing out, I love it so much!!

    Can't wait to hear the outcome of this chat.

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  52. Anonymous20 April 2011 at 11:26

    I would love dies for the Big Blooms Sets - Chrysanthemum and Poinsettia, Victorian Frippery - ooh can you see the long border in a matching die and no more trimming! What about Teeny Trees? I have purchased metal dies from MFT and PTI and love the clean cut you get withthem. I could go on and on but suffice to say - smashing idea Claire!

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  53. Deborah Frings20 April 2011 at 11:30

    I'd love to see some coordinating WMS dies - perhaps the Nutcracker Prince, maybe the Gingerbread kids and possibly the teacup/pot! And there's the little heroes set too! Hope this helps!

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  54. Gerdine20 April 2011 at 11:47

    This idea sounds great! Dies for half pint heroes?

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  55. Sarah20 April 2011 at 11:52

    Hi Claire,

    would be grate to have dies for the Bountiful Baskets and the Festive Foliage!

    Cheers, Sarah

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  56. katrynka20 April 2011 at 12:00

    I think the sewing box set would be nice! I'm pretty easy to get along with! Anything you come up with would be good.

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  57. Simply Shaz20 April 2011 at 12:26

    Oh YES!! I have been sooo wanting you to do this :)Which ones?? Hmmmm right now for me it would be afternoon tea and sewing box hugs (cos they are the 2 sets i will be getting next...lol) I think custom dies are a far better way to go. I do like that some of your dies co-ordinate with the nesties, but then we have to pay out for a full set of dies when we maybe only need one size out of the set to go with the stamp.And the price i would pay for the nesties would buy me another set of stamps :) I can't wait till you have custom dies :) Does this mean that there will be custom dies released with the new released stamps also?
    Shaz x

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  58. Hester20 April 2011 at 12:56

    i would love to see a die for the Big Blooms - Chrysanthemums set.

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  59. Annheidel20 April 2011 at 13:14

    Gingerbread Joy, of course! They aren't that difficult to cut out, but I would love to be able to cut them out of other materials like felt. :)

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  60. Teresa Abajo20 April 2011 at 13:16

    I would love to see dies for the Festive Foliage set. I just can't get enough leaves and greenery - it really dresses a flower up.

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  61. Debbie20 April 2011 at 13:59

    Coordinating dies to match stamp sets is and AWESOME idea ... will make quick and light work for designing :)

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  62. Tara Cardwell20 April 2011 at 14:46

    I just love your spellbinder label compatible stamps, but wish you did the bigger sizes (ie the largest lable from each, and maybe even calibre compatible size???) But how about making your own "lable shaped" dies and matching stamps so your imagination isn't restricted to spellbinder only shapes? If you could do the "inbetween" sized dies too that would be awesome as some of the spellbinder ones you really want one inbetween (so I often find myself drawing round the outside of the die and cutting by hand to get a thinner border)

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  63. sodell20 April 2011 at 14:57

    That is a fantastic idea! I love the thought of custom dies- how about the Roses in Bloom set? For something floral they would be great! Thank you, Stacy

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  64. IamDerby20 April 2011 at 15:15

    The big basket from spring baskets, the cute bunny from lil buddies, the gingerbread boys

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  65. Lisa Hjulberg20 April 2011 at 15:26

    I vote for the teapot and teacups as #1, but I also hope for the flowers and leaves sets.

    Cheers!

    P.S. Can't wait for your release!!!

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  66. Charmaine Stack20 April 2011 at 15:44

    Afternoon Tea Sentiments - dies to go with the tea cup and the pansies in that set would be lovely. And I am looking forward to you designing stamps and dies together from scratch in the future. I think your creativity would really rock that!

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  67. Ute20 April 2011 at 15:48

    Hi, I'd like to see dies for the Bountiful Baskets Additions and for the teapots in the Afternoon Tea set. This would be great for all kinds of autumnal cards, invitations and well-wishes to ill people.
    But whichever set you choose, I expect it will be great use!
    Yours, Ute

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  68. Rachel Hope20 April 2011 at 16:05

    OH!!! I would Love a die set for the Roses in Bloom Roses and Leaves!!

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  69. ellepaulette20 April 2011 at 16:29

    This is a wonderful idea! I know I would love dies for the Afternoon Tea Set!

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  70. Melyssa20 April 2011 at 16:48

    OMG!! I would love dies for Half Pint Heros just the vehicles!! All of the sewing box series, nutcrackers and tree and spring baskets.

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  71. Meghan20 April 2011 at 17:31

    I think Half-Baked Gingerbread Joy would be a perfect stamp set to create dies for. Not sure if there are gingerbread men/women dies out there. The little vests would be so cute in dies to!

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  72. Ruth20 April 2011 at 19:01

    The gingerbread sets and the nutcracker sweet would be fab!

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  73. Polly Pierce20 April 2011 at 19:33

    I agree with Donna C on this one, it's gotta be the Spring Basket set or the Tea Cup as I seem to be spending a lot of time fussy cutting both of these for baby cards... :D

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  74. Denise Bryant20 April 2011 at 20:09

    I'd love to see a set to go with the Big Blooms mums.
    Also Teeny Trees is a favorite set, so maybe a some to go with those too!
    DeniseB

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  75. Karin20 April 2011 at 20:19

    Can you say everything? Just start with one of the most sold sets and go from there...I would want a die to go with everything!

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  76. Snoopy20 April 2011 at 20:29

    I'd love to see a die for the gingerbread man. That way I could make a garland out of him without having a scissors-fest ...lol.

    Hugs,
    Snoopy :D

    http://snoopyshomemadefun.blogspot.com/

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  77. Ren-Yi20 April 2011 at 20:30

    I think any of the difficult to cut out shapes - like the tea kettle or chrysanthemums - would be perfect!

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  78. Robin Cooper20 April 2011 at 21:05

    Poinsettia and Roses in bloom!!!

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  79. Cassandra20 April 2011 at 21:26

    Definitely the Nutcracker and the Spring Baskets. But really happy to have any dies.

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  80. Unknown20 April 2011 at 21:43

    Yes! That would be awesome. would spend less time cutting these images out, LOL! I would like to see, the Afternoon tea set one, Big Blooms - Chrysanthemums and Asian Garden...just to get started!

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  81. Karen M20 April 2011 at 21:58

    I absolutely love your stamps and any dies you do would be brill! I think a basket to match the easter baskets and additions stamps and also the teeny trees, perhaps?

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  82. Ziggy7620 April 2011 at 22:04

    Wow, What fun!!!
    I would love to see the roses and Poinsettias—but maybe with internal layers too, in stages so that we can get an easy layered 3-D effect.

    Then there is the basket for the Bountiful Basket set.

    Like everyone else has said, the Nutcrackers and their tree. The secret Santa set has some good possibilities too—foot prints all over the mantel next year!!!
    Gee... I guess all your major focal point stamps would be a good bet. Love the idea. I know that I use other brands of stamp/die sets quite often and I love your nestie friendly stamps too. It really adds to the versatility.

    Cheers!! Lori

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  83. Anonymous20 April 2011 at 22:54

    Thisis the day I have been waiting for.I am for everything everyone else said. I think Earth Angel would be great (the girl and all the wings). I would use it a lot more. Definitely the tepots and cups and the pansys and the flowers in the Roses in Bloom set. I'd like one for the submarine, car, and rocket in Half Pint Heroes, Festive Foliage, Spring Baskets, both Sewing Boxes, the willow tree, animals in L'il Buddies and trees and nutcrackers in Nutcracker Sweet. I'll stop here...for now.:)

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  84. Rachel B20 April 2011 at 23:05

    I only have the sets that fit my nesties, but I would say dies are always a plus! I think a set to fit the free spirit set would be awesome!

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  85. Sue D20 April 2011 at 23:05

    Love dies! Just a quick look through the stamp sets and these came to mind: Half pint heroes, big bloom sets, nutcracker, gingerbread, and sewing box sets.

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  86. Jeanne J. 21 April 2011 at 00:27

    I'd like to see die cuts for the big blooms sets. I think the dies are a great idea and would really compliment the stamp sets making them even more versatile.

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  87. Jeanne J. 21 April 2011 at 00:28

    I would love to see dies for the big blooms sets. This would be a great fit with the stamps making them easier to use.

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  88. Pat21 April 2011 at 00:51

    Please, please, please consider Festive Foliage. Also on my request list would be Asian Gardens and Additions and Halloween Party.

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  89. Gill21 April 2011 at 01:06

    What a fabulous idea. I'd like there to be dies for the afternoon tea & the sewing box sets.

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  90. Anonymous21 April 2011 at 01:13

    Claire,
    I think the Poinsetta, Rose and Sewing box collection would a good place to start for creating your own dies. Good for you for branching out and not being limited by another companies offerings!
    Candy

    candace_wichmann@merck.com

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  91. Kelly S.21 April 2011 at 03:07

    Sewing Box Christmas would be my first pick...especially the mitten and the stocking :)

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  92. LaurieJ21 April 2011 at 04:26

    Dies??! How fantastic! Oh so many choices!! The first thing that came to mind was Roses in Bloom. And that was quickly followed by all of the images in the Sewing Box sets. And how 'bout Festive Foliage?

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  93. Emilia21 April 2011 at 06:45

    I would like some dies for the Asian Garden set. I can't wait!!!!!

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  94. Purrfect Paper Creations21 April 2011 at 07:09

    I wanted to echo all the previous sentiments for Sewing Box Hugs and Sewing Box Christmas and add my vote for Half Pint Heroes!

    Can't wait to see what May brings!

    Chris L.

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  95. ~ Ali Robertson ~21 April 2011 at 09:05

    What a fabulous idea Claire as always you think of your customers and their input. First Class service.

    I'm fairly new to WMS so I'm still building up my collection. On my wishlist are Sewing Box hugs and Sewing Box Christmas so dies relating to these wold be fabulous as I think a Primative Star and Heart would be an essential addition to any stash. I also adore Roses in Bloom...I could go on and on!

    I'm sure no matter what you choose it will be FANTASTIC

    Ali x

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  96. Kathi21 April 2011 at 10:16

    Hi :-)
    until now, only purchased stamps which fit in my Spellbinders dies and I am happy with them.
    But if I hadto name one I would like dies for it would be the baskets sets.
    Xx Kathi

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  97. Joyce across the Pond21 April 2011 at 10:43

    As far as I can see Sewing Box hugs has the lead followed by Beautiful Blooms...and I totally agree with those but would love to have the tree and the bridge from Asian gardens....but I'll accept any dies for the sets I have....this is a great move Claire, forward thinking indeed.

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  98. Maureen Merritt21 April 2011 at 11:56

    Chrysanthemums & Poinsettias!!! Matching dies are a fantastic idea :)

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  99. Antje21 April 2011 at 12:05

    Oh yes, I would love to have dies for the 'biig blooms - Chrysanthemums' ... that little zigzag to cut takes soooo long!
    and also Asian Garden Additon, the ballons - I could imagine would be a nice tool.
    Happy Easter to you ... and I am looking forward to the new release!

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  100. Isabel Z21 April 2011 at 12:30

    I LOVE dies since cutting images out is so time consuming and my time to create is limited. My vote is for Spring Baskets, Half Pint Heroes, and Nutcracker Sweet. Thank you.

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  101. Leann21 April 2011 at 12:37

    Eeeeeek!!! Half Pint Hero's definitely - how cute would that little rocket look?!
    Maybe Asian Gardens too...and Afternoon Tea...I could go on and on!
    Leann

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  102. slbt1721 April 2011 at 13:32

    I admire from afar ... your stamp are high on my wish list .... but I love the idea of dies ..i. it helps with the assembling of mass quantity projects, or the intricate ones .... like Big Blooms, or Half Baked Gingerbread Joy or Oven Fresh Gingerbread Joy, Roses in Bloom, Afternoon Tea. You have a lot of possibilities with your stamps!
    Sandra ltb

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  103. Beth21 April 2011 at 13:44

    I would love to have dies for the flowers, birdcage, clouds and bridge for the Asian Garden/Additions set as well as pinecone dies for the Festive Foliage.

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  104. Mary H21 April 2011 at 14:53

    dies for the poinsettia set....would be so cool!!!

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  105. Vicki Wizniuk21 April 2011 at 15:23

    My very honest opinion: I would want dies that I can use for lots of different things. Those are the types I tend to buy. I do buy the occasional one to go with a specific stamp set if it really strikes my fancy, but I find they don't get as much use, so I don't buy them as often.
    I really can't wait to see what you come out with! :)

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  106. Sandy21 April 2011 at 15:28

    Oh, I would love a die for the tree and branches of Asian Gardens. Thanks for thinking of bringing dies to you line. It makes life so much easier!

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  107. Caroline21 April 2011 at 15:32

    Afternoon tea would be my choice. I'd love to see a die for kettles and cups, not a die I have come across before! x

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  108. Amy Kolling21 April 2011 at 17:45

    A tree die for the Teeny Trees Please!!! :)

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  109. Margaret C21 April 2011 at 18:02

    I LOVE the idea of dies and am open to all ideas - can I suggest you go the way of Papertrey Ink and mak them so they can be used as embossing dies too ? I don't think that's a patented idea - just a damn fine one !!!

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  110. "Kirby" (KrB)21 April 2011 at 18:29

    I am still in the "getting acquainted" mode here at WM, but I'm picking up speed. In looking through your stamp collection and the gallery, and I know I want to acquire the Big Blooms-Chrysanthemums and that one looks like much time would be saved with a die, so that gets my vote. I also own Afternoon Tea, (insert smiley face) and the teapot would be a great die as well. Ovenfresh Gingerbread Joy would no doubt be another popular one. I'm sure I'll find more that I'll wish I had suggested, but that's a good start from one who's just beginning her WM "lust-fest."

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  111. Lousette21 April 2011 at 19:29

    Definitely Roses in bloom and possibly half pint heroes too. I think dies are a great idea!

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  112. Jen Tapler21 April 2011 at 22:43

    All of your stamps are amazing and would do well with dies, but I'd LOVE it if you started with Half Pint Heroes. There seems to be an over-abundance of floral images and dies in the stamping industry (and yours are FANTASTIC), but we're lacking good boy images / dies. You have THE cutest set in the Half Pint Heroes set and I'd LOVE dies to match! This is my most-used stamp set for boy cards and I'd use it even more if I had matching dies to reach for!! :-) After that of course, every stamp set you make needs a matching die in my opinion!!

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  113. Unknown21 April 2011 at 23:18

    I am so addicted to co-ordinating dies and stamp sets! Love themj!

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  114. Cheryl B.21 April 2011 at 23:49

    Hi Claire, I would love to have a die for Big Blooms Poinsettias. I had to cut out a lot of Poinsettias last Christmas! I would love the nutcracker and the tree from Nutcracker Sweets. The sewing box looks like a good candidate(don't have those ...yet!) and of course all the vehicles in Half Pint Heroes.
    That list would make you one busy, busy bee. Have a blessed Easter.

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  115. Tamara22 April 2011 at 00:38

    Afternoon Tea
    Half-Baked Gingerbread Joy/Oven Fresh Gingerbread Joy
    Sewing Foliage

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  116. Carol's Ink Spot22 April 2011 at 01:52

    Oh the teacup/s and teapot for sure! And what about those pine cones too. The little gingerbread people and the Nutcracker guy!

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  117. Chinnu22 April 2011 at 04:29

    Ooohh ... my two (actually 3) topc picks would be Asian Garden / + Additions and Afternoon Tea, please.

    Next would be Sewing Box Hugs.

    Please and thank you!

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  118. Rachel P22 April 2011 at 06:08

    Oooh, you're really trying hard to make up the temptation value even MORE, aren't you!! LOL..I LOVE having coordinating dies with my stamps...it's one of my FAVORITE things..I'm thinking...
    1)Afternoon Tea - cups & teapots, little tags & maybe even the invitation label
    2)Roses in Bloom flowers & leaves (as well as other flowers/leaves also)
    3)Spring Baskets & Bountiful Baskets - baskets, eggs, flowers, etc.

    Those are my votes! I can't wait to see what you decide! :)

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  119. Nancy Jensen22 April 2011 at 08:39

    It would be fun to have dies for the following stamp sets: roses in bloom, afternoon tea and Spring Baskets. If you made just 2 or 3 dies per stamp set they would be very affordable. Some stamps would probably get more use if they had dies.. it takes time to "fussy-cut" everything out. :)

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  120. Laura Isham22 April 2011 at 15:59

    DIES?!?! Fun! Love, love, LOVE having matching dies for my stamps. I would like to see that nutcracker get a die!

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  121. rudlis22 April 2011 at 17:02

    I love your stamps...I would like some dies for the Big Blooms - Chrysanthemums or Big Blooms Poinsettias.

    Hugs form Poland :)

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  122. Rosemary22 April 2011 at 18:00

    oh boy!! dies for the nutcracker sweet set would be simply lovely! i don't own any of the sewing box sets, but coordinating dies for those set would be wonderful, too!

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  123. Mary I22 April 2011 at 19:00

    What a fabby idea Claire!

    So many to choose from: Gingerbread people, big blooms flowers, sewing box shapes.

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  124. Monica K.22 April 2011 at 19:58

    How exciting! So happy that there will be WMS dies now! I would love to have dies for the Sewing box images (esp. the house), Nutcracker Sweet and the Peace and Plenty images.

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  125. suezie23 April 2011 at 22:39

    Hi Claire - I'd love to see 'multi-use dies - you know the kind that are great with or without stamps. Maybe it's just me but it really urks me that some companies are doing dies that are meaningless without the stamp. If it's only good for one stamp and nothing else then I'd rather cut it out by hand and save my money for more stamps! Sorry - but you did ask.

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  126. Karen H.23 April 2011 at 23:14

    The lanterns in Asian Gardens Additions; and the cowboy/horse from Back in the Saddle.

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  127. Deirdre25 April 2011 at 16:36

    Claire, so many stamps - so little dies!!!! I am a huge fan of all of your stamps with matching dies, makes it all so easy. I know I will be happy with whatever you choose. I personally would love some for the Big Blooms. Thanks so much for a chance to win.

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