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Old 11-03-2008, 07:36 AM   #1  
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Default Cuttlebug and Nesties: You CAN cut and emboss in ONE pass!!

Being the lazy crafter that I am, I was tired of having to switch plates and make two passes with my Cuttlebug and my Nestabilities. Soooo, I figured out that you can cut and emboss ALL IN ONE PASS!! Here's the sandwich that I used (bottom to top):

A PLATE
2-3 pieces of CS for shims
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Nestability, ridge side up
Cardstock/DP for cutting (face down, if two-sided)
B PLATE

Run it through the Cuttlebug, and VOILA!!

WARNING: I found that as I did this over and over, that my B PLATE got pretty disfigured. I flip flop my B plate every time I run it through and it eventually flattens itself back out. I replace my B PLATES on a pretty regular basis, so this doesn't bother me. ALSO, this is a pretty tight fit - it WILL go through but will require some elbow grease. Hope this helps some other lazy crafters like me!! hehehe
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Be careful not to let go while trying to shove it in. I broke my knuckle doing that!

Great tip, I will have to try it.
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Be careful not to let go while trying to shove it in. I broke my knuckle doing that!

Great tip, I will have to try it.
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Being the lazy crafter that I am, I was tired of having to switch plates and make two passes with my Cuttlebug and my Nestabilities. Soooo, I figured out that you can cut and emboss ALL IN ONE PASS!! Here's the sandwich that I used (bottom to top):

A PLATE
2-3 pieces of CS for shims
C PLATE
Nestability, ridge side up
Cardstock/DP for cutting (face down, if two-sided)
B PLATE

Run it through the Cuttlebug, and VOILA!!

WARNING: I found that as I did this over and over, that my B PLATE got pretty disfigured. I flip flop my B plate every time I run it through and it eventually flattens itself back out. I replace my B PLATES on a pretty regular basis, so this doesn't bother me. ALSO, this is a pretty tight fit - it WILL go through but will require some elbow grease. Hope this helps some other lazy crafters like me!! hehehe
You can also see this blog Indigo Inklings for a photo tutorial of how she did it
http://indigoinklings.blogspot.com/2...cuttlebug.html

She uses a Sizzix Crease Pad Cut to size!

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