Scrappy Tails dies

[Alice in Md]

Has anyone had experience with products from Scrappy Tails? -- https://scrappytailscrafts.com/
I have been looking at their dies and stamps, but it's a newer company and I have not seen many reviews.

[browpr]

Never heard of them There prices are a bit high.

[MN_Stamper]

I have several of their dies. They are large and complex and make wonderful 3D boxes and such. Their prices are high, but watch for a sale. Their products are generally very unique and it seems they can't be found elsewhere.

[wavejumper]

I just just got the plain slimline pop up set on sale. I like that it has dies for decorating the panels. I have not used it yet though.

You might want to also look at Made to Surprise out of England. Her vids are good-esp cute when she has Grandma helping. I think you can get them here too. She does a lot of interesting shapes.

[fl_beachbum]

I looked up the "Made to Surprise" company and Craftstash.us came up. Anyone familiar with them?

[wavejumper]

Yes. They are the US arm of the British parent company. I found out with Tonic US (same thing) though sometimes you order from them but it still ships from England.

I checked-I have ordered from them twice last year to get some Craft Consortium product and Sue Wilson. It was fine I am pretty sure they came from the US side.

ETS On second thought I cant swear where it shipped from. I can say it arrived fine. Also watch which currency you are working in.

[withintheabyss]

Check out their youtube and blog. Sabrina (owner) is great. Yes the company is less than a year old as far as selling her stamps and dies, but she has been a cardmaker for about 10 years, and hand draws/designs her product with help of her mom and grandma herself. Small business, Florida based and has great sales from time to time as well.