Sizzix ScoreBoards Die: Multicolor Crafting Perfection Review

I've seen so many videos about this tiny book. I should have. After receiving it, I quickly made a prototype out of cardboard. The cuts were perfect but there were no cut lines. I decided to use a cracker box and see if that helps. The spine left a faint imprint so I knew where to bend it. I ordered the buckling pad thinking it was the right fit but after watching a video of it I think I'll have to return it once it arrives. Has anyone else had this problem? If yes, what is the solution? I only

This die is called the "Tiny Book" because it makes a tiny book, approximately 3 inches high, 2 and 5/16 inches wide, and 5/8 inches thick. . You can also use part of the cover to cut out the sides. The stamp also cuts out the buckle, photo corners, key and oval. The books are small enough to be charming but big enough to be functional. , No. 664424, makes bookshelves. I highly recommend these stamps. The folding blade of the Bigz punch is a piece of plastic that leaves a mark. so that the…

This stamp works, unfortunately it doesn't close without ribbon, magnets etc. I was able to make 9 envelopes out of two sheets of 12x12 paper. I made mine out of Silhouette chipboard (and 12 x 12 double-sided adhesive sheets) which is the thinnest chipboard I could find that will work with these scoreboard dies. There are no instructions on how to create inserts, just a few videos online for ideas. When you first get your dice, do a little test to see which direction the score lines go so you…