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Go big or go home? We say go small! The Petite Places collection is a series of stamps and dies that will allow you to create your own miniature scenes and villages. The Petite Places: Home & Garden set is filled with options! Paired with the coordinating dies, you can create an adorable miniature 3 dimensional house, or use the front entry portion alone as a tiny garden shed. There are so many details, including a miniature garden plot where you can “plant” rows of flowers, a 3D trellis, and more. This set is perfect for creating cards and gifts for homemade gifts and goodies, birthday party treats and favors, or use this set as a special way to package some home-grown fruits or veggies! The house front can be used alone for flat projects like cards and tags, or it can be combined with the dimensional building die to create adorable miniature scenes inside ornaments and globes. The Petite Places: Home & Garden stamps and dies coordinate perfectly with the various dies in the Scene It collection, as well as the other Petite Places buildings.
*This stamp set does not include a CD case.
MEASUREMENT REFERENCE:
This set comes on a single 4x6 acetate sheet. The assembled flat house front measures just over 1 1/8” wide and just under 1 1/4” high. The trellis measures 1/2” wide and 5/8” high. The assembled trees measure 1” wide and 1” high. The “happiness is homemade” sentiment measures just under 1” wide and 3/4” high. The assembled 3D house measures 1” wide and 1 1/4” high. The assembled garden shed measures 1/2” wide and 1” high.
*This stamp set does not include a CD case.
MEASUREMENT REFERENCE:
This set comes on a single 4x6 acetate sheet. The assembled flat house front measures just over 1 1/8” wide and just under 1 1/4” high. The trellis measures 1/2” wide and 5/8” high. The assembled trees measure 1” wide and 1” high. The “happiness is homemade” sentiment measures just under 1” wide and 3/4” high. The assembled 3D house measures 1” wide and 1 1/4” high. The assembled garden shed measures 1/2” wide and 1” high.
