Take an Extra 10% OFF!
Use Code: CRAFTY
Use Code: CRAFTY
$8.99
$34.99 $22.69
$155.00 $131.69
$300.00 $254.99
$300.00 $239.99
This plate is perfect for using my Fiskars texture plates on my Sizzix.
I bought this pad to be used with my Cuttlebug. You do need the impressions pad to use this, but it works very well. It makes embossing with both brass and plastic stencils very easy. Though designed for a Sizzix, it works great with the Cuttlebug.
Made my emobssing clear and easy. Only wish the instructions were more detailed and comprehensive.
I ordered this along with the Impressions Pad so I could emboss using my brass stencils on my Big Shot and the work great!
Great idea,helps keep dies in place when using
two at a time.
I 'am so glad that your company had this. I don't know what
I would of done. You can't get them local craft stores. Thank
you for having this product.
Here's the perfect tool to help get the embossing and texturing done right when using your Sizzix Big Shot and BIGkick machines. It's a must have !! Easy to use... just add it to your sandwhch of layers and the machine does the work. I found that this mat attracts the paper fibers leaving it coated but it is easy to clean by just running the mat under some cool water and drying it off with some paper towels... or using the sticky side of a piece of clear packing tape. I would highly recommend using this Sizzix Texture - Silicone Rubber mat.
This handy little rubber pad has more uses than one. I use it under my projects to keep my tape from my tape runner off of my work surface. It rolls right off when I run my finger on it. I also use it under my project while I'm stamping. I seem to get a cleaner impression when I do. See if you can find other uses for it as well.
I ordered a second one of these because sizzix supplies seem to be in short supply sometimes and I'm loving my Big Shot. I have to learn to use this so if I rate down the middle that's why.
You must be signed in to comment. Please click here to sign in.
I am a newbie to this world of die cutting and machines as well. I was gifted a big shot but it didn't come with anything to use it so my question is what do I need to get started using the big shot die cutting machine please help me out anyone. I would like to use it to make jewelry I've seen it used on many craft shows and on you tube, but not sure what I would need and can't afford a lot cause I am on a fixed income. Thank you for your time and help and have a wonderful and blessed day.
By:
User
(03-Mar-19)
the silicone mat embosses, and to the person who answered, yes it does cquish out the back end as you roll, it is supossed to do that, it is forcing itself into the die, pushing the paper into the die to emboss it, so it actually gets squished a lot and then some comes out the back, it isnt slipping out, its squishing so much its protruding out. Newbies need the impression pad and silicone mat if they are going to emboss things. paper to cut your dies out of,or other material u plan to use, some use fabric or plastic etc. you def need dies. you need either washi tape or masking tape to hold your dies in place, or a magnetic platform,your choice which is easier, you can diecut without either, but if you want a specific part of the paper and not want your die to move u need to tape it down.i put the masking tape on my hand first to make it less sticky so it doesnt rip the paper when removing the diecut.you need a poky tool to remove pieces of bits from the dies if you are using intricate dies. it can be anything from pointy tweesers to actual pointy tools made for this purpose.pretty much that is it thats needs. wants are another whole story.
By: deedles77
(09-Feb-20)
What is actual material used to create the Silicone Rubber mat? Does it contain actual rubber or latex? I have allergies and would like to know before purchasing. Thank you.
By:
susan21479
(04-May-22)
The silicone used to make this mat is considered part of the rubber family. Silicone is something of a hybrid between a synthetic rubber and a synthetic plastic polymer.
By: Scrapbook.com
(05-May-22)
