Spellbinder compatible Digi stamps?

[Krysiad]

Can anyone tell if and where I can find any Spellbinder compatible digi stamps? Thanks in advance.

[cleversomeday]

Just Rite and Daily Bread are 2 I can think of.
The above information is incorrect, please see my post below for accurate info.

[stampencamper]

I don't ODBD has ever had digi images. If I'm wrong I'd like to see the site
please. You're asking a tough question. I use waltzingmouse but, they are not digital

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Originally Posted by cleversomeday

Just Rite and Daily Bread are 2 I can think of.

[RosieLP]

I'd love to know this, too.

[Jen636]

I don't know if this helps or not and sorry if I'm teaching you to suck eggs or not but I usually print an image out so it's not near the edge of the card then I get my dies and check which one will fit the digi stamps then I usually cut them out on the big shot. Either that or I cut the digi stamp out then add it on top of the die cut image. Jenny x

[cleversomeday]

Oops, I'm sorry stampencamper is right. Just Rite doesn't have digis either. Thanks for catching that. I was looking at the wrong list. Here's the right one:
http://www.birdscards.com
Birdie Brown
http://www.tiffanydoodles.com/Search...Search=nesties
I agree with Jen that you can pretty easily match digis to Nesties since you can resize the digis and have a choice of Nestie sizes. I keep a digital image of my nesties on my computer and I can match them up on screen fairly easily. Once I make a match I note it so I don't have to go through that process again.

[mareda]

I scan my Spellbinders, SU dies, Sizzix, etc. I can then fit my text, graphic, etc to scanned die. Thus, creating my own digis to fit. Print, run through cutting machine with die.

I lay dies on scanner bed to fit 8.5 x 11. Lay a white 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper on top of dies then scan.
I print out to make sure the printed dies fit the actual size of the die. I then save that as my template to work from.

[birdieluver]

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Originally Posted by mareda

I scan my Spellbinders, SU dies, Sizzix, etc. I can then fit my text, graphic, etc to scanned die. Thus, creating my own digis to fit. Print, run through cutting machine with die.

I lay dies on scanner bed to fit 8.5 x 11. Lay a white 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper on top of dies then scan.
I print out to make sure the printed dies fit the actual size of the die. I then save that as my template to work from.

Oh dear!! Why didn't you mention that before I had so many to scan? Hahahaa!! I never even thought of that!

Terry

[Jen636]

Oh that's a good idea I never thought of scanning them. Thanks for sharing. Guess what I'm going to be doing over the weekend. Jenny x

[Lilyzee]

This was very helpful. I never thought to scan my dies. Thanks for the info.

[craftykarla]

Thanks for the tip about scanning the dies. I make most of my sentiments on the computer then use my label dies, so this will help.

[duchiedog]

That's genius! I often type up sentiments then have to fiddle with the font size - if I scan them I can easily see if they will fit - THANKS!!

[**JILL**]

What a great idea to scan the dies! I never thought of this - I'm going to give it a try. TFS