Did you know that you can cut more than paper with your Big Shot? Here is a list of approved materials. I don't even know what some of those things are on the list but I am glad I can use them with my Big Shot! Here is the cute little pillow box (113466) cut…
Big Shot Approved Materials Cut through the following 50 materials using steel rule dies and your Big Shot machine. Please note the maximum thickness of several materials. Brass (.055) Light weight steel Aluminum (.016) Tin (.008) Aircraft plywood (1/64″) Basswood (1/16″) Balsa (3/32″) Paperwood Mat board (adhesive or none) Chipboard Fabric Silicone Foam with chipboard…
Love this little basket made fron the Baskets and Blooms die. I also added some flowers made from the Birds and Blooms Sizzlits. The Basket was cut from the Summer Picnic Designer paper and the flowers are in Real Red, Bashful Blue and Old Olive.
Did you know that when you buy your Big Shot from me I will send you 3 newsletters with tips and ideas on ways to use your new die-cut machine? Today I have been working on that newsletter and having a great time using the Big Shot and dies. I used the Birds and Blooms Sizzlits…
Isn't he cute?! I think I was trying to avoid doing some chore and decided that making a snowman out of punches was way more important! The snowman was made using the same technique used to make the pumpkins in this post. The only difference was I punched a small circle and glued it to…
Here is another example of the gift card holder featured in Week 6 of the 12 Weeks of Christmas. For the frame I used the punch trick from the 11/11 and 11/12 post. I started with a 2 3/4" square and centered the paper in the punch and punched every side. I threaded the ribbon…
Here are some samples of how the punch trick I showed you yesterday looks when you start with different sized squares. Tomorrow I will have a sample that uses the 2 3/4" square. I will also be sending the 7th Week of Christmas email so make sure you are on my newsletter email…
I really like punches and think everyone should have lots of them on their stamping shelves. Here is a little trick to try with your Scallop edge punch (112091). To make the scallop square layer, you need to cut a 2 1/2" square. Insert your paper into the scallop edge punch so…
Okay, that was a cornball title but there is nothing corny about the SU! special that starts today! You get 20% off all Rub-Ons when you spend $20 on Stampin'Up! products (for more details click on the picture below StampinUp specials on the lower right hand side) I love using Rub-Ons especially on surfaces that…
Rub On Some Cheer! From November 10-30, get 20 percent off all Rub-Ons when you spend $20 on Stampin’ Up! products. For only $8.76 per package (regularly $10.95), you can get any of Stampin’ Up!’s fun and unique Rub-Ons that can be used on cards, scrapbook pages, crafting projects, and more! Item # Page # …