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1. The Cuttlebug is compatible with Sizzix Sizzlets.
To process using a Sizzlet die, you will need to place your plates and materials in the following order:
1. The “A” plate
2. The “B” plate
3. The Sizzlet die with
the foam side facing up
4. The paper or cardstock
5. A second “B” plate
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2. This is the finished result using a Sizzix Sizzlet.
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3. Sizzix also has the Original Dies. These are thicker dies and can also be used easily with the Cuttlebug.
To process using the Sizzix Original die, you will need to place your plates and materials in the following order:
1. The “B” plate
2. The Paper
3. The Sizzix Originals Die
with the foam side
facing down
4. A second “B” plate
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4. These are examples of die cut flowers.
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5. In Europe, there are dies from Double-Do. These are very thin and are also compatible with the Cuttlebug.
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6. To process, you will need to place your plates and materials in the following order:
1. The “A” plate
2. The “B” plate
3. The Double-Do die with
the foam side up
4. The paper
4. the “C” Plate
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7. By using one of the Sizzix Original Dies (See and follow the placement order in step 3 and replace the paper with this material), you can not only cut paper, but felt...
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8. ... fun foam and ...
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9. ... fabric.
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10. When die cutting fabric, it is wise to iron on fusible web to the backside of the fabric first to prevent fraying. This also has the advantage that the die cut fabric can be easily ironed and appliqued on another surface.
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About the Cuttlebug
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