Quilters, paper crafters, stationery designers and even fine artists are blown away by the possibilities when they are introduced to a die-cutting solution they can use for their craft. Custom dies help them create unique items and save time.

Quilts of valour

In Ontario the women of Quilts of Valour-Dufferin are on a mission to make a quilt for every World War II veteran. Their custom GO! die is helping them get closer to meeting that goal.

techno chic

Product designer Natasha Dzurny turned to Custom Shape Pros when she needed a faster way to create her pop-up, light-up card kits. "They keep me sane."

edge to edge
quilting

Longarm quilt instructor Michele Van Graan uses her custom steel-rule die to create door hanger kits her students can use to practice different techniques.

Pam HELLER

AccuQuilt employee and quilter Pam Heller is inspired to have a custom die made to create a unique label for her quilts. She chose "Lola" after what her granddaughter Oakley calls her.

The Sampling

Carol Weatherman, an accomplished fiber artist, uses a custom die made for her AccuQuilt Studio Fabric Cutter to quickly cut shapes for her self-designed Wool Sewing Basket.

Doug LAnd

Doug Land proves that you can use a die to cut just about anything. He cuts small scale-like shapes out of aluminum cans and creates layers upon layers of them in his works of art.

Weatherly paper

Emmy Snipes' Southern stationery company has saved time producing custom stationery and envelope lines with their AccuCut GrandeMARK 2 Machine and custom steel-rule dies.