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This Empress Mini Die Cutting and Embossing Machine is designed by Anna Griffin. This mini machine measures 7.5" x 4" x 4.5" and will not take up a lot of room in your crafting station. This machine does include a power cord. This machine also includes two A plates (also known as cutting mats) which measure 7.5" x 4.5". One Black magnetic mat which measures 7.5" x 4.5". There is one embossing mat which measures 7.5" x 4.5". There is one metal shim which measures 7.5" x 4.5". There is an instruction manual included. There are five cutting dies included, a frame, a layer, two flourishes, and the word "Hope". There is also an embossing folder that measures approximately 4" x 6". This machine includes a manufacturer's one year limited warranty in the instruction manual. This machine is portable, easy to operate, and has a simple plate stacking system. This machine is designed for people with dexterity issues. It is motorized, so no hand cranking is necessary. This machine will cut paper, cardstock, poster board, glitter paper, iron ons, vinyl, light wood, wrapping paper, stabilized fabric, deco foil, crepe paper, thin craft foam, and other materials (all sold separately). This machine will emboss paper, cardstock, poster board, envelopes, vellum, ribbon, tissue, paper bags, and other materials (all sold separately). This machine features a 4.75" opening. There is an automatic reverse feature for plates that are stacked too high. This machine is only compatible in the US and Canada only. It does not run on batteries.
This is the perfect machine for limited space. It die cuts beautifully and the cutting area is large enough that I can get sentiments and embellishments cut without having to leave my desk. I love it!
I’m so glad I bought this! I’m approaching my late 70’s and it is time to retire my 18 year old Sizzix Big Shot (which still works perfectly, so I’ll try to find a new home for it.) I wanted an electric machine that with a small footprint that could live on my desk. The Empress Mini fit the bill even better than I expected. It cuts dies very well and it will even take most of my background dies! It also takes regular sized embossing folders without a problem. I couldn’t be more pleased. It’s a mighty mini, for sure! I highly recommend it!
I have been trying to catch this machine on sale for a long time now and lo and behold Scrapbook.com did not fail my expectations.
I am one happy camper I do own a Gemini but I needed something smaller and with arthritis to get another machine to crank was not in the cards for me .
Thank you scrapbook. Com for allowing me to be able to afford this machine.
I Absolutely Love it and have been using this since I received it my die cuts for Xmas cards are almost done.
I like everything about this mini die cutter, except placing the dies cut side up. Cutting stamped images using dies that align with the design is more difficult.
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To replace cutting plates must they be Anna Griffin brand only or can Sizzix,/other brands work with this machine?
By:
PeachyKeen17
(06-Mar-24)
Hello! It is recommended to use Anna Griffin cutting plates in this machine.
By: Scrapbook.com
(06-Mar-24)
How much does the mini empress weigh vs. the larger empress? I think I heard 12 lbs for the mini but would like a comparison. I ask because I do A7 cards and they usually have a front panel of more than 4.75 so how would one use the mini to impress with the embossing folders? The weight on each machine is also a consideration in carrying them to crops to use. Appreciate thoughts from owners on the weight and the size of the plates? thx.
By:
mel_wilfong
(26-Jun-24)
Hello, the weight difference between the Mini Empress and Empress is approximately 9.21lbs. The opening on the Mini Empress is 4.75" so if any die cut measures close to that there is a chance it will not fit through the machine. You will want to make sure that the opening of the machine can accommodate the size of the die.
By: Scrapbook.com
(26-Jun-24)
Does the machine automatically pull the plates through or is there a button that has to be pressed the whole time the plates are running through?
By:
dbowencore
(26-Nov-22)
