sizzix dies

[crafterinnc]

I've been going through my sizzix dies, and find many duplicate a punch or a spellbinder die that I also have. I also have a Cameo and can do a lot of things with it. But sometimes its hard to let go of the sizzix die. One advantage to the sizzix die is you can cut cardboard with it.
Any thoughts??

[Arizona]

I would hang on to everything if space is not an issue. I usually find that things I never use, and think I never will, eventually become a need after I give it away.

[gregzgurl]

Quote:

Originally Posted by crafterinnc

I've been going through my sizzix dies, and find many duplicate a punch or a spellbinder die that I also have. I also have a Cameo and can do a lot of things with it. But sometimes its hard to let go of the sizzix die. One advantage to the sizzix die is you can cut cardboard with it.
Any thoughts??

...and lots of other materials that Spellbinders and punches can't. If you think you'll use them that way, keep 'em!

[Lynn in St. Louis]

I agree - if space isn't an issue, keep 'em. More than once I have given something away, only to want/need it the next week.

[JBgreendawn]

I have bought back most the sizzix dies ( steel ruled ) that I had gotten rid of... that I used... so, if you have the space keep them. its much easier then hunting down an old one and re-buying it and then kicking yourself mentally for it... :mrgreen:

[ceramicat1]

Another vote for keeping them if you have the storage space.

[diecuts4u]

they are just so darn handy.................I plan to donate them to our library when I am unable to use them anymore......................