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WHERE TO BUY YOUR BIG SHOT ? STAMPIN' UP! BIG SHOT PURCHASED FROM ME Big Shot Package

195.95

Exclusive SU dies and platforms

Tax @6.75%

Big Shot Machine

99.95

40% off coupon

included in Big Shot Package Shipping

STORE PURCHASED WITH COUPON 39.98

Tax @6.75% 19.95

14.57

4.05

Subtotal

64.02

Exclusive SU dies and platforms included in Big Shot Package With tax & shipping

TOTAL 230.47 FREE Sizzlits Die from Me -4.95 Hostess Benefits Free -20.00 Level 1 Hostess Stamp Set Free -15.95 TOTAL PLUS Home delivery 5 FREE sample ideas Hands-on instruction:

TOTAL

124.12 188.14

COST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO $1.43

189.57 You’ll spend that in gas trying to find it at the stores! PRICELESS!

More information about the Big Shot: Stampin’ Up! loves providing ways for you to enjoy creativity with new and exciting products. Stampin’ Up! has partnered with Sizzix to provide the Big Shot, as well as, exclusive dies to create wonderful gifts and projects. What is the Big Shot? The Big Shot is a manual die-cutting system that you can use for a number of projects and crafts. The simplicity of the Big Shot makes it a great addition to any one’s crafting hobby. Why would I want to purchase the Big Shot? You can use the Big Shot to create projects quickly and easily. You’ll be able to cut out intricate designs and create multiple cut outs at the same time. The Stampin’ Up! Big Shot line features exclusive designs that can’t be found anywhere else. The Stampin’ Up! Big Shot line opens up new possibilities for projects and hobbies. Creating die cuts is exciting, and you can cut out different types of materials to create different kinds of projects. Once you make the initial investment in the Big Shot machine, an additional purchase of a die now and then (similar to the way you update your stamp collection) only enhances the value of the machine. How does the Big Shot work? Using steel-ruled and chemically-etched dies, the Big Shot cuts out images by passing card stock and other materials through rollers that utilize pressure to cut through the materials.

With just a couple turns of the handle, you’ll be able to cut through a wide variety of materials. The Big Shot also comes with special cutting pads and a cutting platform that not only make the Big Shot safer and easier to use, but also lengthen the life of the product.

What are the different types of dies that you can use with the Big Shot? Currently, the Big Shot utilizes two types of dies: Steel Rule and Chemically-Etched. •

Steel Rule: When you think of steel rule dies, think of cookie cutters--they both work on the same principle. Steel rule dies are made by embedding an elongated razor blade into a hard wood base and then covering that blade with foam for safety. When the die is passed through the Big Shot, the foam is compressed and the blade punches through the material being cut. Because steel rule dies use a blade, you can cut more types of material as well as multiple layers of that material. Additionally, the cutting blades can also be designed with scoring blades to create fold lines.



Chemically Etched: Unlike steel rule dies, chemically etched dies can cut intricate designs. To create these dies, elaborate designs are etched into the metal using chemicals to burn away the unwanted metal. While these dies can create more intricate designs, they cannot cut as many types of materials nor can they cut multiple layers of material.

I have dies from other companies; can I use them with the Big Shot? Yes, you can! The Big Shot is the most versatile die-cutting machine on the market today. Using the multi-purpose platform, you can use dies, embossing plates, and other products from a wide variety of sources. I’ve heard that you can run multiple sheets of card stock through the Big Shot at the same time. How many can I run through at once? Using the steel rule dies, you can run multiple sheets of card stock through the Big Shot. The number of sheets depends on the die being used. Simple shape dies--dies that do not have perforation or scoring--can cut through up to eight sheets of card stock at once. Dies that feature perforation or scoring or that are more detailed may not produce the exact cuts when cutting multiples. You’ll want to experiment and see how many sheets you are comfortable passing through the Big Shot at once to get the desired effect. Chemically-etched dies should only be used to cut one sheet of card stock or paper at a time. What materials can I cut with the Big Shot? You can cut over 50 types of material using the Big Shot. A good rule of thumb is that if you can cut the material with your Craft & Rubber scissors, you can cut it with the Big Shot. See the attached list for the "Big Shot" approved materials. Is the Big Shot exclusive to Stampin’ Up!? No, the Big Shot machine is not exclusive to Stampin’ Up! However, the Big Shot produced for Stampin’ Up! features a handle color, as well as, a beautiful logo that are not available on any other version of the Big Shot. In addition to the hundreds of dies already available through Sizzix, we’ve created dies exclusive to Stampin’ Up! And, as we continue to develop this product line, you’ll see more and more Stampin’ Up! exclusive dies. Why should I buy my Big Shot from Stampin' Up!? •

Exclusive designs: Stampin’ Up!’s Big Shot features die designs that you won’t find anywhere else.



Stampin’ Up! demonstrators: The best benefit of any Stampin’ Up! product is the support that you receive from your demonstrator. I’ll be there to provide hands-on training, project ideas and help whenever you need it.

Who is Sizzix? Sizzix is a brand owned and operated by Ellison, Inc. Since 1977, Ellison has manufactured and distributed professional die-cutting machines and dies largely for the crafting and educational fields. Recognizing the potential of die-cutting machines in the scrapbooking and paper-crafting industries, Ellison developed the Sizzix machine for home use. At the same time, Ellison launched the Sizzix brand known for innovation, product development, and commitment to high quality.

Where can I purchase the carrying bag to hold my Big Shot? This carrying bag with a Stampin’ Up! logo is only available to order through your demonstrator. The Doctor’s Bag was created by Sizzix to make it easy to store and carry your Big Shot machine and dies; perfect for you to pick up and take to your next event. Item: 113474 Price: $69.95

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

Ruffleboard

Aluminum (.016)

Static cling vinyl

Tin (.008)

Warm & natural batting

Aircraft plywood (1/64")

Fusible fleece

Basswood (1/16")

Quilt batting

Balsa (3/32")

Adhesive and non-adhesive flexible magnet

Paperwood

Heat n' shrink plastic

Mat board (adhesive or none)

Adhesive and non-adhesive felt

Chipboard

Pop-up sponge

Fabric

Shiny self-adhesive and non-adhesive paper

Silicone

Iron-on fabric

Foam with chipboard (.1)

Poly foam adhesive and non adhesive

Corrugated pad

3-D illusionary plastic

Adhesive-backed cork

Glow in the dark adhesive and non adhesive

Fine sandpaper (.00)

Suede paper

Strene

Funky fur

Extra thick template plastic

Personal Embossing Plastic (PEP)

Template plastic

Shaggy plush felt

Plastic canvas (7 mesh)

Canvas

Bubble wrap

Vinyl flooring

Sheet foam

Shelf lining

Friendly (jewelry) plastic

Placement

100% pure beeswax (cut with parchment paper on top & bottom of beeswax)

Embossing rubber

Adhesive and non-adhesive rubber

Gasket material

Thin leather

From your Stampin' Up! demonstrator

Pamela Staples (919) 300-0128 [email protected]

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