Shadow Box Card Park Add-On Dies

Marsoni

M251S

$29.00

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Shadow Box Card Park Add-On DiesThis add on to Shadow Box Card creates a fun project that folds flat, and opens up to a three dimensional park scene! This set includes a grassy panel, a tree and tree tops, a stitched semicircle window, a squirrel, a bird (and wing), and an acorn! Lawn Cuts custom craft dies are high quality steel, made in the USA, and are compatible with most die cutting machines! approximate sizes: curved window opening: 2 " x 2 " squirrel: 1 " x 1 " tree trunks: 2

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025