1. Free Svg Files

DELETE UNWANTED TEXT - Remember to delete any added instructions or extra writting BEFORE you begin to cut. They will cut out if you don't!!RESIZING - If you are planning to resize a design, make sure to select all (CTRL A) of the design so you resize everything at the SAME TIME.

Everything needs to be resized TOGETHER so when you cut it out, ALL the pieces will still fit together perfectly!:)OPTIONS FOR EYES (Bear, Bunny, Reindeer, Duck):I have 2 options for making eyes. But of course, you are always welcome to be creative and make your own eyes!1st option - Using your diecut machine and the eyes pattern that are located in one of the WPC files I sent to you, CUT eyes on black cardstock and use a white gel pen to accent.2nd option - Open PDF eye file I sent you, PRINT on white cardstock and cut each eye out using scissors. Remember if you use this option and you resize your paper piecing, you will need to resize the PDF eyes as well.

Instruction are.Opening a PDF that you get with your WPC files:Every paper piecing pattern file that you purchase comes with a FULL PDF version of the same pattern. I don't want you to have to deal with too many PDF files so I have merged them into a packaged PDF bundle.

Meaning when you open the PDF, you will see all the different PDF files located on the left hand side of the pages. It is as easy as clicking on each file for it to open. Here is a screen shot of what I mean.

Leo's ReviewThe Pazzles Inspiration is by far the best looking machine on the market. Much like an Apple product, when you receive a brand new Pazzles, it’s obvious that lots of time and energy went into designing the machine as well as the box and product documentation. Branding and packaging may be cosmetic and irrelevant when the blade hits the mat, but we believe these characteristics are important and shed light on how much Pazzles believes in their product and how much they value their customers.When we received our first machine, we had some issues with it not cutting properly. At first we thought it was user error, but after a few emails and a phone call with Pazzles’ customer support, it was confirmed that the machine needed to be replaced. Pazzles shipped us a new machine and they also paid for return shipping on the original. The new machine made a successful cut on its first attempt and has made many beautiful cuts since. Occasionally we'll get some tearing, but adjusting the pressure usually resolves the problem.

Like any cutting machine, it's necessary to get a feel for the settings depending on what you are cutting and it is important to remember that machine performance is going to change depending on how old or new your blade is.The Pazzles Inspiration comes bundled with the Inspiration Studio software which you can upgrade to a Pro version that supports SVG import (we have not tested this software). As an alternative to the Pro version, Sure Cuts A Lot 3 (or later) is compatible with the Pazzles Inspiration and is our preferred (and recommended) cutting software. Reading various online reviews, we've come to the conclusion that the majority of bad reviews are a direct reflection of the software that the machine is bundled with (Inspiration Studio software) and has very little to do with the actual machine itself.

Sure Cuts A Lot 3 (SCAL) is our choice when it comes to software for the Pazzles Inspiration and had SCAL been included with the machine, we feel that that reviews would be much better. When posting the customer reviews below, we made sure to NOT include any reviews that included criticism of the Inspiration Studio since we ourselves don't use it.Much like the Cricut and Sizzix eclips, the Pazzles Inspiration is very user friendly. Loading the mat is as simple as placing your mat into the machine and pressing the load/unload button.

The machine automatically sets the origin so that you get consistent performance using Sure Cuts A Lot or the Inspiration Studio software.Overall, the Pazzles Inspiration is a great machine that is capable of cutting a variety of materials. Pazzles’ website states that it can cut up to 110 pound paper, stencil plastic, thin magnet material and other not-so-common materials. To date, we have only tested 80 lb cardstock, vinyl,.022 thickness chipboard and thin fabric with bonding material, but have been very happy with the results and can confidently say that this machine can handle any kit or collection from SVGCuts.com. Customer TestimonialsI am very happy with this product. While it's an investment, the flexibility it offers has given me a lot of creative opportunities with my scrapbooking/cardmaking/etc. Some reviewers commented that it eats paper but I have not experienced this (I've also followed the directions very closely). It can't do things that are.super.

Free Svg Files

intricate or have very thin lines, but overall it exceeded my expectations. I've only had it a few weeks or so but I have used it a lot - so far so good.— Gianna (Review from Amazon.com)I did a lot of research and decided on the Pazzles Inspiration over the other cutters out there as I can make my own designs and not have to depend on cards that are inserted. Works well and it also embosses, engraves metal and glass, distresses paper and cuts and even more! Love it!— Dixielynn60 (Review from Walmart.com)I bought the Pazzles about a month after its release. It does exactly what I expected and more.

I have also read the ratings from other people here and it would seem that they have a problem with operating the software and presumably using the computer. This has no bearing on the machine itself. Once you get the grip with the software the world is your oyster. The build quality is great. It is a solid machine with great features.

In my opinion it by far outways the Cricut which in essence you buy over and over again with the cost of the cartridges. Once you have the Pazzles you stop paying out and just design whatever you want. Outstanding machine!— Craftyvirgo (Review from Overstock.com) Pazzles Inspiration Q&A. Does the Pazzles Inspiration support 'Print to Cut'?No, the Pazzles does not have an automated print to cut feature. Sure Cuts A Lot does not support any form of Print to Cut with the Pazzles Inspiration. However, in theory, Print to Cut is possible with any cutting machine that allows you to manually position the starting point of the blade (which the Inspiration does), but without a laser to help with alignment of registration marks, the accuracy is inconsistent and therefore we have not tested it. What kinds of paper can the Inspiration™ cut?

Can it engrave and/or emboss?The Inspiration™ cuts vellum, vinyl, paper up to 110 lb cover, cardstocks, thinner chipboards, stencil plastic, transparency plastic, thin magnet material, stiffened fabric, Art Emboss foil sheets, textured papers, suede paper, flocked paper and poster board, freezer paper, and Pazzles™ exclusive stamp material and iron on materials. Using our additional tools, the Inspiration™ Draws with your favorite brands of thin and thick markers; Embosses on vellum, suede paper, art emboss foil and more; Engraves on metal, foil, glass, plastic and wood; and Pierces cardstock, art emboss foil, vellum and more.

What is included with the Pazzles Inspiration?The Inspiration™ Creative CutterInspiration™ Design software with video tutorials (Sure Cuts A Lot 3 sold separately)1 blade1 12” x 12” matInstruction manual InterfaceThe Pazzles Inspiration interface is simple and intuitive.