Merry Moose Stamp and Punch
If you live in Alaska, you know that often moose are around and seen often.  This stamp and punch certainly reminds me of Alaska.  I've posted a card here made with the both the stamp and the punch.  Used Old Olive for the trees, card base is Early Espresso and sentiment is Real Red.  

Early Espresso 8.5" x 11", cut in half on the short side, score at 4.25", fold

Old Olive at 4" x 5.25"

Use large tree stamp on size D block with Old Olive stamp pad - stamp and then stamp off again on the card (see sample), repeat several times till you have a forest.

On scrap stamp moose outline in Early Espresso and inner moose stamp in *** and carefully line up punch and punch out.  Use ** layering ** to raise.  Stamp foot prints of moose. 

The standard Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine (above) will be for sale starting next month, September.  It is $120 before shipping.  I'm offering a free Embossing Folder to those who buy your Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine from me.  As a demonstrator we are able to get ours before our guests.  I've received mine and it is AMAZING.  I have had other Big Shot machines from Sizzix but this beats them and I do not say that lightly or because I sell them.  Truly, it is beautiful, smooth, extremely efficient and closes up so nicely and has a smaller footprint.
The mini Stampin' Cut & Emboss machine is not available to anyone yet, not even to Demonstrators.  We've been told it will be available before the end of the year but don't know exactly when yet.  If you specifically want me to let you know about the mini let me know.
Some ask which one they should get if they can only get one.  If you can, of course, you'd likely want both (I know I do) but if you can only get one I'd strongly suggest you get the larger of the two or the standard.  The reason is because if you get only the mini you would not be able to use all the dies or embossing folders in it.  Quite a number, yes, but certainly not all.  However, if you get the standard you'd be able to use all the dies and all the embossing folders from Stampin' Up.