> Marilyn, I love the card.
>
> I have a Silhouette that is sitting in a box. I think I used it twice
> and then just didn't use it. I'm not sure if I should try motivating
> myself to use it or just sell it. I even have a $20 card to buy files
> for it. I find myself using my Slice a lot more. On the other hand, if
> I could make boxes to put cards in etc, that would be one way to use the
> Silhouette with its bigger cutting sizes!
>
> M-C
I am enjoying experimenting with it through Inkscape. I bought an unlimited subscription from Quikutz and I have downloaded loads of shapes but I like the idea of designing my own die cuts for projects. I have just uploaded another speciality card I made 5 of last night, which was a requested item.
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Personally, I think that I prefer the flexibility of QK Silhouette. I researched various machines fairly extensively before I bought mine. I didn't like the idea of having to buy more cards, cartridges or additional software to cut shapes. Some of the cutter designs are way to cutsie for my taste anyway. I have several manual die-cutters, the Wizard, Sizzix & Sidekick, Big Shot and QKutz but the cost of buying dies and then storing them just gets silly. Many of the dies have never been used because I forget what I have.....LOL. Having the cutter hooked up and the shapes on the PC make them far more accessible when I need them.Marilyn