Ok, I agree that making a Big Shot sandwich might not be quite as tasty and exciting as making a BLT (bacon-lettuce-tomato sandwich) but having a quick and easy guide will make it so much easier.
I know that I frequently make the mistake of not swapping out my regular Big Shot Platform and my Magnetic Platform. ย I use my Framelits and Thinlits so often than when I go to use a TIEF (Textured Impressions Embossing Folder) I forget to change those platforms. ย I know immediately, when running the platform under the crank area, that I’ve got the wrong platform since there’s absolutely no resistance. ย Or there’s too much resistance.
So here’s a quick, handy, and printable guide for you to keep near your Big Shot:
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An additional tip would be to put this new Big Shot Embossing Mat on your next order because it will make getting a good image from the newer framelit dies that are for embossing rather than cutting much easier. ย An example would be the Pretty Park Framelits Dies stone piece that coordinates with the Sitting Pretty stamp set. ย By the way, you can purchase the Sitting Pretty Stamp Set and the Pretty Park Framelits Dies as a bundleย for 10% off!
I really couldn’t get the image definition I wanted until I got theย embossing mat since it’s padded and offers some cushioning to bring out the details of the image. ย I’ll have a ‘show and tell’ blog post soon showing off the features of this mat.
You’ll definitely find that making a Big Shot sandwich will be much easier when you reference this PDF. ย Print it out and enjoy!
