3 Pieces 8.4 Inches Metal Irregular Edges Ruler,Measuring Embossing Cutting Dies for Card Making Scrapbooking Craft Decor School Office DIY Tools

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I thought by the images that they were plastic. But these are very thin metal and I was able to tear small strips for miniature journal pages. The edges are very refined and sharp enough to do some perfect tearing, but not so sharp you would cut yourself. They are very light but easy to work with. I was concerned that because of how light they were that they wouldn't stay in place but they are super easy to work with and did not slide around when applying minimal pressure.

These do not work quite as I had hoped.

I love these things. Not only are they for leaving a patterned edge on your paper they are cutting dies. I saw a review that said the numbers were backwards... yes they are so they are correct when you die cut them. I think these will make some cool page embellishments belly band for sure. Spine decorating. Charting the growth of a child... as far as sharpness that i saw on another review... i needed a bandaid today because one of them cut me.

These rulers are easier than they thought it would be to use. I thought the small size would be a problem, but they’re not. I am very glad I purchased them and would recommend them.

The product description is flat-out wrong. In my opinion it's deceptive, and here's why:1. These are NOT made out of high carbon steel as claimed in the product description. The deckle rulers are flimsy, easily bendable to a 60-70 degree angle. There's a cheap plastic coating on them - at first I thought they *were plastic. When I got them out of the wrapper, it appears that they're made of aluminum, or some soft metal.2. There are numbers printed on the rulers. They scale runs from right to left, rather than left to right. Not a good feature if trying to sell a tool. Also, the numbers are backwards and upside down. It's not a ruler if the numbers are wrong and if they don't refer to any standard measure. Why even include the numbers if they're not going to be accurate?3. I tried using one to tear some regular copy paper. The short length (8.25", not 8.4" as advertised) and narrow width makes it very difficult to hold the ruler firmly enough so that the edge will tear paper to create a deckle. This is the MAIN REASON I bought the product, and it's essentially unusable.My advice - walk on by and find a tool that will actually do the job.

Cheap plastic Didn't tear paper nicely returned

The various edges of each piece allows the crafter to achieve the look that best suits their project. These pieces will be added my crafting tool box.