Has anyone used

these products...I don't quite get what they are for -

http://blitsy.com/mixage-june.html

Trying to view the page, but I keep getting a pop-up asking me to sign in with Facebook. Uggh!

Kinda looks like Cuttlebug? With dies and texture plates?

I had a friend on FB ask about the shipping on stuff from Blitsy. First time I've heard of it.

Here's the video that was on the blitsy page:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=S9njavC_LF8

Then you won't have to register Carla

That video doesn't help much. I think I'm just as confused as Lisa! LOL. Maybe that means I don't need it?

I got the spellbinders mixed media dies?

Yeah I'm thinking you have to have the machine that i shown there. I agree - if we can't figure it out, we don't need it.

Canadain Scrap Booker's latest addition as an article on Spellbinders Mix Media Dies.

and what does it say, Linda??

Actuallly.. the article is written by Karen Ellis, and she is the lady that owns The Srt House, which is the place I go on Thursday nights to art journal!

These are just basically, die cuts (let's say a heart shape< that you run through your mackine (big shot, cuttlebug, whatever..) and the there is a nother part that is heart shaped, and you glue your heart shaped cut out into it, and fill the center with epoxy... and you have made a pendant piece! That's it!

ah... good to know.. I'm not totally interested in making epoxy things right now!

Thanks, Helen!!

I am still at the looking at the pictures stage of CS, I savor that magazine first I look through all the pages checking out the LO pics looking for any names that I might know, then I look through it looking at the supply list on the LOs, then I usually check out the ads --- yes I look at the ads Then I finally read the articles. At 12 dollars, I need to get my monies worth!!!!

Thanks Helen - that makes sense!!! SO you can use your own machine.

Yes Lisa... any die cutting machine would work. The shapes that are to be filled with epoxy are quite deep... and usually made for jewelry.. but you could add them to a layout. And here.. they are quite pricey. Nothing I would use to be honest.

THanks for all the info- I'd never seen them before.

I suppose if they are on my desk, still unopened, I don't qualify as one who used it? lol! I purchased them thinking they were regular dies, and I liked the shapes. I have the hearts ones...now I want to go try them...I will tonight