I love my temu dies, I pretty much only buy all of my craft supplies from them. In Australia my choices are very limited where I live but financially as a pensioner with stage 4 cancer temu is keeping me crafting

I have loads from temu, never had a problem

Thank you for sharing. I have bought several so far from Temu & love them. I understand the cost thing. I buy and support independent sellers when I can. However, the economy is getting tough & I work & study part- time. Thankful I can still get some craft supplies for an outlet.

I have just got into the dies Not used many yet.Glad you are doing. this video.

Lauren, I saw a video on KZread where the person used wax paper over her die cuts and they were left with a clean cut that you didn't have any pieces to poke out. Then I was thinking on the dies that didn't cut through try putting a piece of aluminum foil over the cardstock and place your die onto of the foil and see if that makes a difference. Most of my Temu dies cut perfectly. But even the more costly ones I have found like you did in your video that they don't always cut perfectly even with shims.

I totally agree with you!

@MadeByLaurenMCo

18 күн бұрын

Thank you ❤️

I have no issues with my tenu dies love them ❤❤❤❤

very intricate dies, especially large intricate dies, often need to be run through the machine multiple times. Changing the position in between runs also help them to cut through properly.

Can you link your die storage notebook? I can't seem to find it

Iv bought most of my dies over the years off AliExpress cut just as well I can't get the Verity of them where I live in the UK. Happy crafting.jx

@MadeByLaurenMCo

17 күн бұрын

Thank you ❤️

I find all dies work well at first but some ( Crafters Companion) don’t work well over time. How do Temu dies hold up after many uses?

@MadeByLaurenMCo

18 күн бұрын

I will keep using them to be able to say, I don’t do a huge amount of die cutting ❤️

I live in the USA and we have a lot of crafting choices here. I have found that most of them are made in China. So that die you by from any big-name craft company was most likely made in China, and therefore the die you by from Temu that looks like a name brand die probably is the same one. I don't know what a contract with a manufacturing company in China looks like, but if there was not a clause in there about the ability to sell the die under another Chinese company, they wouldn't do it. There are dies and stamps that are packaged just like Stampin' Up but without their name on it. If I had a choice between buying from Stampin' Up at a big price or Temu at less than half the price, I would pick Temu every time.

@MadeByLaurenMCo

18 күн бұрын

I am jealous of the choices in the US 😂 ❤️

I love temu dies, use them a lot but i don't think this is a fair comparison to hunkydory. You mentioned everything the same but you didn't mention surface area. The hunkydory die has a much larger surface area so won't get the same pressure as the smaller ones . This is why a lot of die cutting has to go through more than once.

I think the die is fine its the die cutting machine thats the problem

Intellectual theft. I have seen several small companies go because of cheap rip-offs. Yes, it costs more to buy from the companies or designers. But it's their blood sweat and tears. Mo Manning in the USA did a grest article about this. She is a fantastic artist. So yes, it's cheap. But how would you feel if that was you.