Crafter’s Companion Gemini Pro Machine and BundleThe sleek Gemini Pro die-cutting and embossing machine is fast and powerful, with a high-pressure system that delivers fantastic results at the push of a button. With an extra-wide opening and oversized platforms, the Gemini Pro provides edge-to-edge cutting, perfect for large materials such as thick card stock, vinyl, foil and fabric. It is compatible with most thin metal dies and embossing folders. Use it for all kinds of decorative and craft applications, including scrapbooking, card making, paper and fabric embellishments, table decor and much more.
What You Get
- Gemini Pro die-cutting and embossing machine
- 2 Clear cutting plates
- Metal cutting plate
- Rubber embossing mat
- Magnetic shim
- Plastic shim
- User’s guide
- Power cord
- Manufacturer’s 1-year limited warranty
Bundled Goodies
- 11.75″ x 11.75″ Large stencil – Falling Hearts
- 11.75″ x 11.75″ Large stencil – Moroccan Tile
- 9-piece Gemini Dimensionals die and stencil set – Handled Favor Box (2.7″ x 3.9″ x 2.7″)
- 9-piece Gemini Dimensionals die and stencil set – Origami Favor Box (2.7″ x 2.7″ x 2.7″)
- 3-piece Gemini Edge’ables die set – Regal Ric Rac (7″ x 2.1″)
- 3-piece Gemini Edge’ables die set – Beautiful Butterflies (7″ x 2.1″)
- (32) 12″ x 12″ Sheets of 240 gsm double-sided pearlescent card stock – Summer Sorbet (8 sheets of 4 colors)
Good to Know
- Some dies may have sharp points, edges or corners.
- Exhibit caution when using these dies and do not leave them unattended near children.
- Not intended for use by any child under the age of 14.
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by Nunzio
It arrived in great shape. No problems.