Spellbinders Card Creator

[mandaszoo]

So as not to Hijack Ready, Set, Craft's post, which card creator set should I get to cut card fronts for A2 cards? I can't tell if I should get the A or B set, and I can only afford to get one at this time. I don't mind a small border around the front of the card, but I plan on using a white card base, so I would want it to be as small as possible.

[Ready..Set..Craft]

Hi there!


Found a video on youtube that gives a visual on what the card looks like using only 1 set and what it looks like when you combine them. If the links do not work the first is by Christina Griffiths Title is Spellbinder Matting Basics

https://youtu.be/F0EV90QGrhY?list=PL...AO9y5jlIMMPKSd


The 2nd is Angel Crafts Title How to use Spellbinders Card Creator (also shows other dies but I think she only used Set A on her demo card)
https://youtu.be/h7T-ypVzoTU?list=PL...AO9y5jlIMMPKSd


Hope this helps

[jeaniebean55]

I have them both and find myself using the B set the most, but the A set has the largest rectangle (4 1/8 x 5 3/8 ). (and I was one of those who thought that buying dies to make rectangles was ridiculous ... and it's probably one of my most used dies, lol!)

[Annecards]

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Originally Posted by jeaniebean55

I have them both and find myself using the B set the most, but the A set has the largest rectangle (4 1/8 x 5 3/8 ). (and I was one of those who thought that buying dies to make rectangles was ridiculous ... and it's probably one of my most used dies, lol!)

I know! I just made a card today, using the Stampin Up large letters framelits. It was easy to line up the letters on a larger cut base, then used my Spellbinders die to center the word perfectly and cut. It would have been a pain to do with my paper cutter, and would have most likely ruined it.

Me too, I'm frequently reaching for my card creator basic sets! I think purchasing both A & B sets was well worth it, but then I like having 1/8" and 1/4" nesting options.