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Old 12-10-2007, 12:15 PM   #1  
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I just purchased a Sizzix Originals die to use in my Wizard. I went to spellbinders to find out the sandwich recipe. I have the recipe all made, but I have no clue how I'm supposed to get this through my machine. It seems like the sandwich is just too thick overall. Does anyone have any tips that they can share?

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To run a Sizzix die (red, green, yellow) with with the steel blades, you will use the transparent square mat. then paper and then Sizzix die face down. So the color plastic is on top. Enter the sandwich just like you would any other. It looks like the sandwich is too thick, but it does work. Don't forget to catch it on the way out.


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Spellbinders Transparent Square mat (kinda see through)
paper/cardstock/chipboard...
Sizzix steel blade die (foam down, color plastic on top)

Run through the Wizard like normal.

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Thank you! I was trying to use the regular cutting mat!

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Your welcome. You were correct that sandwich is too thick. LOL. Just try the translucent mat. It should work just fine.

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