The Square Grid Cover-Up Die by Die-namics for My Favorite Things is a steel cutting die that creates a clean square grid, ideal for cards, shaker cards, scrapbooking details, invitations and mixed media projects. The design features 12 square openings, each measuring approximately 2.8 cm / 1.12”, evenly spaced across the panel.
The grid works beautifully when you want to organize many small elements within one card or composition. Use it to create shaker card windows, frames for small images, separate spaces for sentiments, tiny scenes, small die-cuts, photos or decorative details. It is also very useful for birthday cards, kids’ cards, seasonal projects, advent-style layouts, mini album inserts and projects with small repeating motifs.
The die-cut result can also be used as a stencil for ink blending, sponging or airbrushing to create clean geometric backgrounds. The die cuts paper, chipboard, cardstock, vellum, foil and thin metal, depending on the material and machine used. It is compatible with all popular manual die-cutting machines.
👉 Features:
- Steel Die-namics cutting die by My Favorite Things
- Design: Square Grid Cover-Up
- Creates a grid with 12 square openings
- Each square measures approximately 2.8 cm / 1.12”
- Ideal for shaker cards, windows, frames, grid cards and backgrounds
- The die-cut can also be used as a stencil for blending, sponging or airbrushing
- Cuts paper, chipboard, cardstock, vellum, foil and thin metal
- Suitable for all popular manual die-cutting machines
📐 Size: 10.16 x 13.3 cm / 4” x 5.25”
👍 Ideal for:
Shaker cards, birthday cards, tiny scene cards, scrapbook layouts, mini albums, inserts, invitations, mixed media projects, backgrounds, grid designs, frames, windows, sentiments, tiny embellishments, sequins and paper crafting projects with a clean geometric structure.
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Create a card that feels like a little display window with 12 different surprises: a sentiment in one square, tiny die-cuts in others, sequins behind clear acetate, ink blending in the background and a small story unfolding box by box. The grid brings structure to the design while leaving room for color, play and tiny details.
