Big Shot Die Cutting Machine by Sizzix (4006631)

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Big Shot Die Cutting Machine

by Sizzix

Item #: 4006631

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$119.99

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Cut shapes easy and fast! The BigShot die-cutting machine from Sizzix cuts paper, fabric, cardstock, felt—just about anything you can cut with scissors. It's compatible with most dies on the market and is easy to use. Just follow the included instructions for the type of die you're using and turn the handle. It's that easy! Versatile and efficient, this machine will take dies and embossing folders up to 6" wide. Along with the die-cutting machine, you'll also get 1 extended multipurpose platform and 2 standard acrylic cutting pads.

The BigShot is 14¼"x12⅜"x6" and weighs just 7½ pounds, making it portable to carry from room to room or to events. Its sturdy construction includes solid core steel rollers, unibody cast roller housing, solid steel gears and ABS plastic exterior. It's also backed by a 3-year limited warranty. Best of all, it's fun and easy to use to create unique, pretty accents for card making, scrapbook pages, tags, gift bags, and many other papercrafts!

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Item #: 4006631

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Name:

Jean

Comment:

Love the bigshot, my cards have taken on a new look. Can't wait to get more embossing folders, so many ideas so little time. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas on all the web, can't wait to try some of them.

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Friday, July 25th @ 02:26 PM

Name:

Helen

Comment:

I love my new bigshot machine!It really makes it easy to add embellishments to cards and makes beautiful fronts for cards with the embossing folders. Easy & fun!

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Monday, January 27th @ 07:01 AM

Name:

karen

Comment:

this machine added a whole new side to my card making. It is very easy to use and comes with very good instructions. I have seen lots of flourishes, frames, etc. used on cards in some of the resent webisodes and it would be nice to see a webisode of these actually being made.

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Wednesday, June 5th @ 05:09 AM