Visit our gallery to take a look at some of the items we have created using die-cuts. We sell a wide variety of die-cuts, including many Tim Holtz designs. Many of our creations are also for sale, and new items are constantly being added.
This fun assortment of Halloween magnets has been created using the base from the Layered Jack-Lantern Set and all of the Frightening Faces. Using various Distressed Ink colors with all of the different faces allows for an endless array of spooky pumpkins.
This Trick or Treat Magnet was built from several Tim Holtz Halloween designs, including Halloween Hangouts, the crescent moon from the Haunted House, the cat from Witchcraft, and Trick or Treat. Sizzix Dotted Squares forms the base. The combinations are endless!
These magnets were created using the Best Bunnies die cut set. Tim Holtz Distress Inks give this duo a “rusty” look.
Perfect for Halloween, this is a Layered Jack-O-Lantern magnet. He is comprised of nine pieces, giving him a 3-D appearance.
A spooky ghost from the Village Graveyard, a bat from the Halloween Hangouts, and Regions Beyond from the Halloween Block Words set, mounted on some Dotted Squares all comprise this eerie magnet! More Tim Holtz design fun!
Several dies were used to create this Happy Birthday Magnet. The base is cut from the Tim Holtz Postage Stamp Frame, and it is embellished with the Circus Monkey on a Unicycle, Barrel of Monkeys, Planks and cut-out alphabet dies. Combining a wide variety of shapes and styles is what makes working with die-cuts so much fun!
Dreaming of a vacation or ready to go exploring? This set of magnets was created using the Tim Holtz Travel Set. What a fun way to display postcards or photos from your trip!
You can make your own Monster Trio with Zombie, Monster and Vampire die-cut kits! For added possibilities, you can create a Zombie Magnet, Monster Magnet and a Vampire Magnet for added drama.
Who doesn’t love a pink bunny? This cute little guy was cut from chipboard using the Tim Holtz Cottontail die. His was colored using a variety Tim Holtz Distress Inks.
These magnets were created with the Tim Holtz Fresh Baked #2 die-cut set. Each magnet looks just like a Christmas cookie!
Die-cuts cut more than paper! This magnet was created with the Cottontail die, but using burlap instead of cardstock. This Burlap Cottontail has a nice bow using embroidery thread, just to change things up a bit.
Beware! A Halloween Hangouts owl lurks, and Haunted House bats cling to a Branch Tree, on this Tim Holtz inspired magnet. Dotted Squares comprise the base. Beware sits atop an embossed Plank. The Branch tree extends past the edge of the magnet, to make the scene a little more fun and interesting.
An embossed Foundry panel was placed over the Postage Stamp Frame to create the background for this Wacky Robot magnet. The Tim Holtz Robotic set provided the bits and pieces for the Robot.
Here is another example of a fun way to use the Tim Holtz Halloween Hangouts. This Beware magnet features the skeleton from the Tim Holtz Ghoulish set. The Jack-o-Lantern from the Halloween Hangouts is cut from the Sizzix Dotted Squares. Just add “Beware”!
Several different layers were used for this Happy Birthday magnet. The base is cut from the Stacked Deckle set, which is topped with an embossed Dominoes panel. A Tim Holtz Crazy Dog with a bone, a postage stamp with a number one, and some Birthday text cut from Alphanumeric dies complete the design.
Five Silly Monsters make up this set of magnets. Each one has been colored using Tim Holtz Distress Inks. Monsters aren’t just for Halloween! These guys are at home on any magnetic surface any time of the year.
The Tim Holtz Headstone is the base for this fun Halloween magnet. Two Branch Trees, the skeleton from the Ghoulish die-cut set, and the Jack-o-Lantern and Skull-and-Crossbones from the Halloween Sidekick set complete the scene.
This Amusement Park Skyline is the highlight of this fun scene which was created for some friends who have a Beach House near the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk.
Dinosaurs are always fun to have around! Using the Tim Holtz Prehistoric set, Tropical set and Twigs On-The-Edge, a little Prehistoric scene has been created. Put them on your refrigerator and move them around!
Whittles are fun little die shapes that make great tags, magnets, embellishments!
A single Lost Zombie anchors this Halloween magnet. He obviously has somewhere to go…but where? Also featured in this scene is the Jack-O-Lantern from the Halloween Hangouts, a single Plank, Halloween Words “EEK”, and Dotted Squares. Each piece has been colored with Tim Holtz Distressed Inks to add some Halloween flair.
A Friendly Sasquatch (or Bigfoot), hides behind some bush and a Tim Holtz Pine Tree in this fun scene. This Bigfoot from Frantic Stamper is just the right size, and seems to be friendly as he peers from under a crescent moon (from the Haunted House die cut set), mounted onto some Sizzix Dotted Ovals.
A volcanic cloud spells out “I Lava You” while a Brontosaurus strides through Twigs adorned with mini hearts, which is not something you see everyday. The I Lava You set includes the two-piece volcano, several mini hearts, and the I Lava You. Everything is mounted on a Stacked Deckle base. What a fun way to let someone know how much you love them!
A Ghoulish Vampire casts a spell over potions and concoctions which can only lead to Toil & Trouble! This design was created from the Tim Holtz Laboratory, Halloween Words, Swirling Stars and Stacked Deckle die cut sets. So many dies, so little time!
Here is another rendition of a Tim Holtz Cottontail rabbit! He is ready for Easter, or any bunny occasion, with his blue stripes and polka-dot bow-tie.
A die-cut volt meter? Yes, indeed! Out of the imagination of Tim Holtz is Voltage, a multi-piece die cut set, combined here with some Atomic Elements, and a piece from the Atomic set. Using the Stacked Deckle-Lumber embossed panel as the base, this magnet is part Retro, part steampunk, with a little bit of Science and Vintage thrown in.
Sweet! A cool Skeleton with his bony hands is the focus of this fun Halloween magnet. It is comprised of the Sizzix Sweet set, candies from the Mini Halloween Things, Crossbones from the Halloween Side order, and mounted on a Baroque frame.
Creating Halloween scenes is one of my favorite things! This set combines Pumpkin Patch pumpkins with Frightening Faces, a Moonlit Owl, a Witchcraft Cat, Crescent Moon, Haunted House bats, all gathered by a Rickety Fence formed from several embossed Planks.
Aloha! A little island splendor comes from the Tim Holtz Tropical set! Relax with a Palm Tree, Hibiscus flowers and fern, all mounted on a Stacked Deckle base.
Let the good times roll with this Roller Coaster magnet! The Loop Coaster is from Frantic Stamper, and really makes an impression. The Palm Tree and Sun are from the Tim Holtz Beach Side Order, the tiny flowers on the bottom are from the Tim Holtz Tropical set, and everything is mounted on the Postage Stamp Frame.
Be sure to check out some other fun Frantic Stamper die cuts, including the Amusement Park Skyline and Carnival Skyline.
He’s Wicked and Sinister! All of the die cuts used in this scene are from Tim Holtz, including Sinister, Vintage Spirits, Hanging Sign and Stitched Ovals.
The Cottontail Bunny strikes again! Here he is atop a Postage Stamp Frame magnet, with some stamped Easter greetings.
Dead Men Tell No Tales….or do they? This pirate-themed magnet features a skull and crossbones mounted on a Stacked Baroque base, highlighted by a word of warning.
A variety of butterflies and florals comprise this Happy Birthday magnet. You will notice a Tattered Butterfly, Geometric butterfly and Mini Detailed Butterfly surrounded a variety of Funky Florals flowers and greenery. “Happy Birthday” is stamped on a Plank, and everything is mounted on a Dotted Oval base.
Bewitched is a popular Halloween design, featuring a Wicked Witch riding a broomstick. Wicked comes from the Halloween Shadow Script set, and together they make fun Halloween vignette.
Robots are always fun to assemble, especially when you have the Robotic set from Tim Holtz to work with. This particular robot sits atop an embossed panel of Steampunk gears, on a Deckle background.
Yes, this is a real Mardi Gras hat that was created by one of our customers, Scott W, of New Orleans! Scott was interested in re-creating the Carousel Bar at Hotel Monteleone in hat form for his Mardi Gras festivities. He used the Oval Ornate Frames for the top part of the carousel, some with mirrors and some with harlequins. He used the top part of the Wall Clock as the chair backs. Check out the real Carousel Bar and Lounge to compare.
St. Nick, Poinsettias, Toy Soldiers, Whittle Deer, Tree Rings, Retro Packages, Whittle Snowmen and Holly Branches are just a few of the ways you can decorate for the holidays.
