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Your Halloween projects will be spellbinding when you use the Witch on Broom Shapeabilities Die Set from the Holiday Collection! The dies will cut, deboss, emboss and stencil with a single etched die template and are compatible with most die cutting machines sold separately. This set includes a witch on her broom and three bats. Included in this set are 4 thin metal dies by Spellbinders that range in size from .51" x .81" to 2.65" x 3.2".
How cute is this witch with her crooked nose, knobby chin, flowing hair, and fancy shoes?! I adore her!!! I also REALLY love the trio of bats in the three different sizes. I'm always "filling in" empty spots on my Halloween pages with a sprinkling of bats and now I can just cut them whenever I want. They are adorable!
Used in this project: Halloween Shaker Cupcake Toppers
I am loving this witch and her bats!. Cuts really well on my Cuttlebug. Now all my friends want one.
The detail of the witch is very intricate. It'll make a very cute card.
This will be a fun die to use this Halloween. I also have the large house die from Spellbinders to match it with.
Tim Holtz dies are the best and this is no exception. Cutest witch I've seen in a long time.
This made a fun Halloween Card....Just love it! Lot of positive feedback!
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Can you use Sizzix dies with the Spellbinder Platinum 6 machine?
By:
EleanorO
(14-Jan-20)
Yes, you can use Sizzix dies with the Platinum 6 machine. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(14-Jan-20)
Yesterday I tried to cut this shape out with my die-cut machine. Her head and upper part cut nicely but the bottom (shoes legs, etc.) was more like embossed . I changed up the pressure but it still did a similar output. What do I need to do?
By:
CJHolmes
(19-Sep-17)
If you have one of the tools that has a round ball on the end, you can use it to smooth out the lines. Turn it over to the wrong side and go over the lines -- after you experiment a little you will be able to smooth the lines.
By: candace26693
(16-Feb-18)
