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GO and Sizzix
Are Sizzix dies compatable with the GO machine? I recall some posts saying some brands can be interchanged.
There's a nice collecion of Sizzix dies for sale on our Craigslist. (spelling---Sixxiz, nope) |
No sizzix dies are thick, but you can use go dies in a sizzix. If you can afford it I would get the big shot pro over a go, they are a little more expensive but you can use both dies and the sizzix is a little sturdier than the go
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That is one reason I sold my GO and bought the big shot pro. I wanted to use other companies' dies in it.
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Originally Posted by Dolphyngyrl
(Post 6490170)
No sizzix dies are thick, but you can use go dies in a sizzix. If you can afford it I would get the big shot pro over a go, they are a little more expensive but you can use both dies and the sizzix is a little sturdier than the go
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If you could sell the machine you can still use all of your dies in the big shot pro. I had bought a lot of go dies while I had it and I still use them.
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Originally Posted by gale
(Post 6490798)
If you could sell the machine you can still use all of your dies in the big shot pro. I had bought a lot of go dies while I had it and I still use them.
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Then you're limited to only using Go brand dies.
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I a little confused...is the big shot pro for scrapbooking or for material...? I goggled and it shows up for scrapbooking
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Originally Posted by gale
(Post 6492148)
Then you're limited to only using Go brand dies.
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Originally Posted by pamesue
(Post 6492286)
I a little confused...is the big shot pro for scrapbooking or for material...? I goggled and it shows up for scrapbooking
All of my larger dies are quilting dies. I have a 10" square, 10" circle, 6" circle, etc. I've also seen tumblers, apple cores, hexagons, etc for making quilts. Plus a lot of applique shape dies. |
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