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MemoryTrends 2005: Sizzix

izzzLake Forest, CA -- Ellison, the leading manufacturer of hand-operated die-cutting machines, is proud to announce innovative, new designs from the Sizzix brand.  The sensational, new Alphabars Alphabet Sets, Simple Impressions Embossing Folders and Sizzlits Decorative Die Sets will continue to empower expression for crafters of all skill sets.

Sizzix is expanding its popular offering of Alphabars with the additions of Alphaclips and Classic Stencil alphabet designs.  These versatile and unique Alphabars include two to four characters on a die and virtually every shape has a frame design with both a positive and negative image providing a great value at the low MSRP of $99.99.

In addition, two new Sizzlits Alphabets Sets are sure to be a hit with all ages.  When it comes to clownin' around, Bozo and Big Top help crafters fill some pretty big shoes.  Each comes with 35 individual dies, including uppercase, lowercase, numbers and punctuation in a protective Plastic Storage Case for an exceptional MSRP of $149.99.
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Sizzix also adds more than 20 new Simple Impression designs to its embossing line, including various shapes, backgrounds, and phrases.  Whether adding flair with a Hawaiian Flower to a scrapbook page or wishing a "Happy Birthday" on a unique card, these designs were made to impress.  Each is available at an MSRP of $8.99 or less.

Archaccent_1Also new from Sizzix are nine new Sizzlits Decorative Die Sets, compatible with both the Sizzix Machine and the Sidekick, and available in a variety of themes, from puzzles to graduations.  Now, both beginner and die-hard crafters will have even more options when selecting dies for any of their projects.   Each set is available at the value-priced MSRP of $19.99.

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