Inspiring papercrafts in a flash! Crafter’s Companion’s Gemini Die Cutting Machine is a sleek, fast machine capable of cutting and embossing a wide range of materials and using innumerable dies to produce stunning crafts for every occasion.
This automatic equipment, which is compatible with major brand die brands, takes the stress out of die-cutting and produces excellent results! Paper, cardboard, mountboard, cloth, acetate, foil, and cork board can all be cut with it.
The quiet, high-pressure motor can be engaged with only a simple push of the button and features edge-to-edge technology and optical sensors to reduce ripping and creases. With an extra-wide opening and huge platforms, this machine makes cutting designs for a variety of applications a breeze.
This machine is a space-saving type that can be popped onto your desk or table, with rubber soles at the bottom for stability and built-in handholds, this machine is a lightweight, low-profile design that can be popped onto your desk or table. Two cutting platforms, a 3D embossing folder, and dies are also included!
- The Gemini machine comes with a clear cutting platform, a base cutting platform, a metal cutting platform, a magnetic shim, a plastic shim, a rubber embossing mat, a 3D embossing folder, dies, and a power cord.
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What does Gemini craft entail?
Crafter’s Companion’s Gemini die-cutting and embossing machines are a cardmaker’s and quilter’s dream. With so many accessories in this ever-expanding collection, you’ll be cutting and embossing a variety of materials, including paper and fabric, in no time. There are 526 goods in total.
What is an embossing machine and how does it work?
Embossing machines are an excellent example of a modern twist on traditional industrial techniques. Typically, an embossed tag is made by pressing an entire design into metal using a die set. A metal tag embossing machine, on the other hand, employs a collection of hitting heads to add each character to the material separately.
(March 21st to April 19th)
For an Aries, the most typical last words are “Please hold my beer.” Their adventurous spirit is a desirable trait unless they do something spectacularly idiotic like riding a bicycle down a cliff or disappearing when visiting a new nation “It’s completely safe.”
(April 20th to May 21st)
A Taurus will perish doing something they believe they can do on their own but shouldn’t. Enjoy being crushed behind the bookshelf you thought you could move alone!
(May 22nd to June 21st)
A Gemini will perish if he or she makes the wrong friends. They’re so nice and upbeat that they see the good in everyone, even those who shout “bad for you.” While they claim to have good intuition, they’ll be killed by their mistaken faith in a friend’s fixer upper.
(June 22nd to July 22nd)
A Cancer will die of a broken heart or something equally cheesy and ridiculous. When something truly dreadful occurs, their self-destructive tendencies emerge. They’ll wallow in their misery until their resolve to continue ebbs.
(September 23rd to October 22nd)
A Libra will die in the service of someone they care about. For example, one year there will be a flu shot shortage, and they will forego getting one out of the kindness of their hearts only to catch the flu and die.
(October 23rd to November 22nd)
In a quarrel with someone about something they’ve already forgotten about, a Scorpio will die. They’ll give instructions for their obituary to make it clear that they won.
(December 22nd to January 20th)
A Capricorn will die of old age on a deathbed, surrounded by all the people who have let them down in their lives so that they might be disappointed one more time.
(January 21st to February 18th)
An Aquarius will die at the expense of aiding someone in need. They’ll pick up a hitchhiker who appeals to their feeling of responsibility and altruism, or they’ll injure themselves while attempting to save someone from an accident. They’re the type of person you hope is nearby in an emergency.
(February 19th to March 20th)
While penning a poem on their iPhone notes or immersed in the words of whatever dreamy song is playing in their headphones, a Pisces will stray into traffic. They will perish as a result of their head in the clouds.
How does a Gemini express regret?
You’re a natural communicator, and it shows in the way you apologize. “Before saying ‘I’m sorry,’ Geminis want to talk things over to figure out the complete story of what happened, what went wrong, and what remedy they have,” explains Lang.
That means that while apologizing may take some time, your ultimate aim is for everyone to have complete clarity on the matter and to be able to go forward without any lasting resentments. To ensure that’s the case, you may be known to write a detailed email or text after the conversation to recap and reiterate what was said and ensure everyone’s on the same page, says Murphy.
Is the Big Shot being phased out by Sizzix?
Stampin’ Up has announced the discontinuation of the Sizzix Big Shot and the replacement of Sizzix as the maker of their dies, a decision that has been in the works for months. The new dies from Stampin’ Up will have a somewhat different design than the previous ones. Stampin’ Up is eliminating (or “retiring”) a huge number of die designs from their catalog as part of their move to a new die manufacturer. Once existing inventory of the old Sizzix-manufactured die style is sold out, the existing designs that are being kept in the product line will transfer to the new style of die.
Ellison laid off a large number of employees at its Lake Forest, California business in early April. At least some of the company’s in-house project designers were among those laid off, which apparently accounted for up to 20% of the U.S. workforce. According to their LinkedIn profiles, several of Ellison’s graphic designers also left the company around that period.
Is it possible to cut cloth with a Sizzix?
With the exception of Bigz Plus and Bigz Pro dies, the Big Shot Fabric Series Machine has a stylish appeal and the ability to work with the entire Sizzix product library (with the exception of Bigz Plus and Bigz Pro dies) from our smallest chemical-etched dies to our large 6″ wide steel-rule dies and embossing tools. If that wasn’t enough, this compact roller machine can cut a variety of materials, from cardboard to leather, including cotton, batting, flannel, wool, and more. The Big Shot has a big, easy-to-turn side handle, a solid operating platform, and durable rollers. Charming shapes can be readily constructed with the fabi for appliqu, home dcor, fashion, quilting, and a variety of other hobbies. (Always verify accessory requirements to assure compatibility.)
To begin your die library, the Big Shot Machine comes with two Standard Cutting Pads and one Bigz die (Flower Layers #11). The Cutting Pads are designed to properly compensate for the pressure and height needed to achieve a detailed die-cut. Simply place the die and the material to be cut between the cutting pads, feed the sandwich into the machine, and turn the side handle to progress the sandwich through the machine.
