Cuttlebug Embossing Folder A2 – D’vine Swirl

Cuttlebug 4.25″ x 5.5″ embossing folders bring any project to life by adding texture and style. They’re just the right size for handmade cards and perfect for scrapbook layouts. Available in a variety of themes. Use with the Cuttlebug die-cut machine. Can also be used with the Sizzix Big Shot/Big Kick machines and a multipurpose platform.

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