Die Cutting
Red - Type of Die or Folder
Green - Description of dies and folders
Purple - What cutting pads to use &
how to layer for the correct usage
Purple - What cutting pads to use &
how to layer for the correct usage
Embossing Folder
plastic folder that is hinged
Open 1 tab on the platform
Clear plastic cutting pad
embossing folder with paper
place crease of folder to go in the machine first
Clear plastic cutting pad
Clear plastic cutting pad
embossing folder with paper
place crease of folder to go in the machine first
Clear plastic cutting pad
3D Embossing Folder
Thick plastic folder that is hinged
Use the platform completely closed
embossing folder with paper
place crease of folder to go in the machine first
most 3D embossing folders will require only one cutting pad, however, if the folder is extremely thick you may not need the pad.
If paper tends to crack, you can try spritzing the paper with water first.
Steel Rule Dies
Hard plastic casing with foam, about 5/8” thick. Measures 5.5" X 5.5" Smaller ones measure 2.5" X 5.5". Has a sharp steel cutting blade inside the foam.
Cuts paper & cardstock, chipboard, cloth, felt, cork and canvas –most thick materials. Cuts multiple layers of paper at one time.
Clear plastic cutting pad
Die (foam side up)
Paper (pattern side down)
Clear plastic cutting pad
Paper (pattern side down)
Clear plastic cutting pad
Movers & Shapers
Smaller individual dies that need to be used with the base tray or inside a die with an opening.
Clear plastic cutting pad
Base tray for Movers & Shapers
Movers & Shapers - foam side up
Paper
Clear plastic cutting Pad
Movers & Shapers - foam side up
Paper
Clear plastic cutting Pad
Flip-it L Shape
A steel rule die that crease lines to make folds to flip.
Clear plastic cutting pad
Flip-it die - foam side up
Paper
Crease Pad
Paper
Crease Pad
Wafer Thin Dies
A very thin metal die.
Place platform first completely closed
Clear plastic cutting pad (or precision plate).
Paper face up
Wafer thin die with blade side down
Clear plastic cutting pad.
Clear plastic cutting pad.
If you are using a very detailed die it is best to use
the precision plate (a Crome plate that is included at with each
machine) The precision plate replaces one of the cutting pads.
See instructions above for correct sandwich.
Do not use precision plate with larger open dies like circles and squares.
Embossing Wafer Thin Dies
After cutting out the design, leave paper in die
Open one tab on platform (same as embossing)
Clear plastic cutting pad
Die with paper, blade side up
Rubber embossing pad
Hard black cutting pad found in box 11
Clear plastic cutting pad
Die with paper, blade side up
Rubber embossing pad
Hard black cutting pad found in box 11
Big Shot Pro -What cutting pads to
use
How to
layer for correct usage!
AccuCut
Dies
Thick wooden base with thick foam - will not work in smaller machines
Thick wooden base with thick foam - will not work in smaller machines
Empty Tray
Accucut Die - foam
side up
Paper - right side of paper face down (on the
foam)
Cutting Pad or
Crease Pad
Pro Dies
A 12" X 12" steel rule die
Big Shot Pro
Adaptor Pad
Cutting
Pad
Pro Die - foam
side up
Paper - right side
of paper face down on
die
Cutting Pad or
Crease Pad
Steel Rule Dies
Steel Rule Dies
Same as Pro Dies
Embossing
Empty Tray
Empty Tray
Big
Shot Pro Adaptor Pad
Big
Shot Pro Solo Platform
Cutting Pad
Embossing Folder
w/paper
Creased side of folder goes through first
Creased side of folder goes through first
Cutting Pad
Wafer Thin Dies
Wafer Thin Dies
Empty
Tray
Big Shot Pro Adaptor
Pad
Big Shot Pro Solo
Platform
Big Shot Pro Solo Thin Die
Adaptor
Cutting
Pad
Paper (face
up)
Die (face
down)
Cutting
Pad
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