Die-cutting machines.....

Liking your style, I'm more bothered about getting everyone else's presents sorted, I'm really not bothered what I get, as long as there's a stocking at the bottom of my bed on Christmas day.

thriftycrafter wrote:Liking your style, I'm more bothered about getting everyone else's presents sorted, I'm really not bothered what I get, as long as there's a stocking at the bottom of my bed on Christmas day.

I've already sorted their pressies, that's why I'm thinking about mine so early!! Believe me, I usually leave shopping until about Christmas Eve

Wow, I'm impressed.

thriftycrafter wrote:Wow, I'm impressed.

Don't be...it's only because I got them tickets to see Alexandra Burke

I am a great huge fan of the sizzix original, (pull the handle down one) i had one a long time ago and still love it...

i also have the cuttlebug, i can even use the tim Holtz dies on that...whereas i cannot use them on the sizzix

And ...although due to the baby starting her arrival on thursday ...i missed evening craft club...the week before i went and i bought a secondhand sizzix original for £10........secondhand but great condition..i bought it so when i do some craft clubs again at school for the students....i can have two for them to use.

I do love the cuttlebug too...i had 'mislaid' the white plate for a week or two ....so now i have it again....i will be using it this week.

I just have 9 plus our 3 and DH Christmas and 4.5 birthdays left to sort!
That without the little ones for odd thank you type gifts, and swap ones.

I have a zip e mate too :) Bought it off Nona ages ago. It takes everything except big shot sized dies

I also have a silhouette which is fab but under used due to lack of craft time this year.