Pazzles Anyone?

Pazzles Anyone?

Posted on 11. Jan, 2009 by scrapbook blogger in Pazzles

Ok, just got my new Pazzles and am sooooo EXCITED! Cost a bit more money than the Cricuts, but my curiosity got the best of me….I want to know if it will really cut 6000 True To Type Fonts!!!! If so, it is sooo worth the money. I ordered my Pazzles from Scrapbook Farm. They have them for $489.99 plus their usual awesome $5.00 shipping! Will do some test runs on it and get back to you all with my findings! Would love to hear from anyone who already has one!

4 Responses to “Pazzles Anyone?”

  1. Raquel

    27. Feb, 2009

    I have had Pazzle since last April and I LOVE It!! I’ve done so many cool things with it. I also found a website that has some very inexpensive files and I believe they can be used on the Cricut Design Studio too. Its http://www.paperthreads.com if you’re interested.

    Have fun with it, you’re gonna love it!

  2. Tammy Morales

    24. Jun, 2009

    I received the Pazzles just over a year a go and I absolutely love it. It is the best addition I have made to my scrapbook tools.

    Like you say … having all my fonts available is worth it right there. One of my favorite features is to weld the letters together for great titles, and no more buying tags and diecuts in different sizes, just cut to your requirements.

    I also love that I can put a 12 x 12 sheet through and have it print my journaling anywhere on the page.

    Have fun!

    Warmly,
    Tammy Morales
    Scrapbook Coach

  3. Jennifer Schrimsher

    26. Oct, 2009

    I am so glad that you all really like the Pazzles … I bought the Pazzles when it first came out and didnt have the same luck as the rest of you…. I think most of it had to do with me and not having the patience to learn how to use it… But I was able to find someone who wanted to trade for a Cricut Expressions. So glad that you love your Pazzles.

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    24. Feb, 2010

    you can do the very same thing with sure cuts alot software from craftedge for the cricut and also make your own svgs to cut for the cricut.

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