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In this Big Shot Tutorial: How to Use Embossing Folders, I’m going to show you how to use different types of embossing folders with your Big Shot so you'll know how to make your Big Shot sandwich for each type of folder for great results every time.

This is the second post showing cards I made using a new die set I acquired, Tim Holtz Multi-Media #5 dies by Sizzix (662688). I used two of the dies in the set. Dies like this make fast and easy cards if you're like me and love making lots of different backgrounds that you keep in your stash. This second die looks more like a cherry blossom branch, and not only is it a lovely die, it shows the colors of the panel behind it very nicely. I made 5 more cards - 4 Birthday cards and 1 Thank You…

Sizzix Big Shot Machine: What Can it Cut? Every wondered what you can cut with a Sizzix Big Shot? Here's your chance to see it in action. We tested 34 different materials to see how it would go.

Hello everyone! It's Jo from Let's Art Journal here with this month's Creative Card Making tutorial. Today I'm sharing some Mixed Media cards that are suitable for different occasions such as birthdays, to say thank you or just simply to say hello! I used some fun techniques to make these cards, here's how they came together ... I started by creating a Masterboard from a piece of A4 Mixed Media paper using one of my favourite smooshing techniques by stamping Peacock Feathers, Twisted Citron…

10 Reasons Why You Need a Sizzix Die Cut Machine with Jen Gallacher.

when it comes to adding a little dimension to your favorite die-cut florals or stamped images the right tools can make all the…

Use Your Stuff Challenge 360...Mood Board Honey Bee Stamps is having a clearance on Tim Holtz Distress Crayons. I had 1-5 sets and was thrilled to be able to get the rest through them. In the upper left corner of the mood board is my inspiration for my card. The base card is white card stock. the main piece is water color paper with assorted Tim Holtz Distress crayons rubbed over it. Next I wet my finger and smeared the colors adding more is needed. Once it was dry, have to admit I helped it…