Service: Die Cutting

On Instagram I showed a little clip of a die cutting project and received a few questions about it.
Yes, I can die cut! On our vintage printing press, too.

Video of the cutting process:

Yeah, it's fun:

I have *lots* of shapes in the studio:

• Circles
• 6.25"
• 5"
• 4”
• 3.5”
• 3”
• 2.75”
• 2”
• 1.5”
• 1”
• Tombstone Cards (arched) (templates)
• A7
• A6
• 6.5x4.25"
• A2
• 4bar
• 3.5x4.25"
• Slit 2.5" Circle Escort Card (template)
• Envelope Liner
• A7 Rounded Euro Flap (template) - good for Announcement Converters' env.
• A7 Pointed Euro Flap (template) - pointed liner
• 6x6 Euro Flap, scalloped - can fit an A6 if you lop off 1.75" from the bottom (template)
• Scalloped
• 5x7" Oval (template)
• 5x5" Square (template)
• Oval (template)
• A7
• 1.5"x2"
• Squatty A7 Oval (template)
• Squatty A6 Oval (template)
• Champagne Bottle (template)
• Nutcracker (template)
• Sunglasses (template)
• Squares and rectangles
• Rounded rectangle (1.8125"x4.125" template)
• Perforated rounded rectangle (3.5"x2.3125 template)
• Tag/House shape (6.5"x3.5")
• Handled rectangle (5"x6.75")
• Shapes I still haven't figured out what they are
• Angled slits for inserting gift cards
  
• Door hanger styles, which I use for wine bottle gift tags
  

If you want a custom shape for your project, we can do that, too! My steel die maker is in the Dallas area and ships crazy-fast. I joke that the die arrives at the studio before I even submit my order, but it's about a two-day turnaround. So fast.

I'll update this with new die shapes/sizes and photos so you can reference it for projects.
As always, email if you have any questions or projects to discuss.
Cheers!