Zutter

[ScrappyDeb]

I would like to make some of the wire spiral bound chipboard albums for Christmas. I really don't need an expensive binder so I was wondering if anyone has used the Zutter.

[Metalcharm]

If you do a search for 'bind it all' you'll come up with lots of threads here on the forums or projects int he gallery.

i've got one and love it - I'm making calendars as pressies this year for Christmas and have made lots of notebooks and mini albums in the past.

I fyou don't think you'll use it a lot ask around your local scrap shops and see if they have one for hire.

[wustaz]

I have one and it's sitting over there all lonely. I have never used it yet

[ScrappyDeb]

Thank you ladies for the info. Think I need to have one!!

[lamcquinn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wustaz

I have one and it's sitting over there all lonely. I have never used it yet

same here.

[shcommish]

I jusr purchased the Bind It All yesterday and used it today for the first time.l I read all the comments about it and was a little hestitant to buy it but I wanted it for a project I am making. Anyway, I used it today and it was SO EASY!! You can go on UTube and find a tutorial to show you how to use it. The Utube tutorial is much easier to understand then the DVD the Bind It All came with because it shows you close ups of what to do. First time I tried it, it came out perfect!! No problems at all!

[pjw2855]

shcommish.......Go to the Bind-it-All website for excellent instructions and other super information for using your binding machine. The DVD that comes with the Bind-it-All is a waste of time to watch, in my opinion. Just two dippy woman who don't say much of anything and are not clear at all on what they do say.

Patti

[KimberlyinMN]

I like my Bind It All. I don't use it every day but I'm glad that I have it.

[stampsinblue]

I really like mine! Allow some time to read/view some online tutorials & to "play" with it a bit to get the hang before you start making books/etc with your "good" supplies.
I think the best thing for you to consider is how much you might use it. Many stores that offer printing/binding can do different types of bindings for you if you only expect to do a few books/projects. I have used Staples & a local place & neither were very expensive.
If you do decide on a BIA, I would suggest shopping around. See if there is a LSS by you that carries it & accepts some type of coupons (either ones they send out or Michaels/Joanns/etc). I know Archivers carries it & they often send out 30% off one item coupons in their fliers (you have to sign up for their mailing list, I think).

[kelsluvs2scrap]

I love mine. Go to the Bind It All website for instructions, the ones that come with it aren't very good. You'll love it. At first you'll wonder what you can do with it and next thing you know, you're binding everything in sight.

[penni sue]

I had heard that Hobby Lobby was going to carry Zutter products. Talked to my friend this weekend @ HL and she said the space is ready for it just waiting to get the products in; she doesn't know when though. So, this will give you a chance to do some research on it until then.
P.S. Don't forget about HL's coupons every other week.
Have fun!

[ScrappyDeb]

You ladies are so helpful! I'm a new member to this site although I have received the newsletter for awhile. Thank you so much for all the helpful information.