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cuttlebug emboss
when you use the cuttle bug emboss folder to put ink in, is it easy to clean?
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I tried it with Colorbox's Fluid Chalk ink and it came right off without any discolouration.. =) stazon or ancient page would probably stain it bad...
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thank's
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you're welcome! =)
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i have used the pallette inks and washed right away and nothing stained.
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Julie Buehler has a tutorial on her blog showing how she inks hers with a rubber brayer and then wipes the ink away with a baby wipe. It looks sparkly clean! Here is the link to her blog:
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I used a baby wipe to clean mine. Easy peasy.
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Thanks, aFancycat, for that link! Had no idea that could even be done so it's great to see it in action.
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I've only had my CB for a couple of months and had no idea this could be done ... guess what I'll be trying tomorrow!
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I used Stampin Up classic and also Brilliance inks and it came off with no problem. I used wet wipes and also have a sink close by.
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I use VersaMagic and Brilliance. Comes off with a baby wipe!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
afancycat Julie Buehler has a tutorial on her blog showing how she inks hers with a rubber brayer and then wipes the ink away with a baby wipe. It looks sparkly clean! Here is the link to her blog:
www.paperpleasing.typepad.com
Here is the link to the actual tutorial :
http://paperpleasing.typepad.com/my_...bug-ink-e.html
Hope this helps
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i am not brave enough to try this...
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momis mama i am not brave enough to try this...
Here is the challenge for it
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OMG...that is really cool! I loved the video demo because it really showed the entire process so well (I was confused by the written version!!). Thanks for sharing the information!
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What an awesome idea.....would have never thought of doing that
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I need to try it out soon. It's way too cool.
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Quote:
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gwtwdebbi OMG...that is really cool! I loved the video demo because it really showed the entire process so well (I was confused by the written version!!). Thanks for sharing the information!
What video?? hmm am I blind as well as blonde?
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Awesome video tutorial! I just bought a cuttlebug today at mike's and the invitation embossing folder. I'm gonna try it out for my nephew's 1st birthday party invites. Thanks so much!!
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I can't wait to try using ink in my embossing folders!
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Here's a video on YouTube that works. She uses a brayer but you can use the ink pad directly on the folder too..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81ijR...com/my_weblog/
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LMstamps I have tried to get the YouTube Demostration to work SEVERAL times...and it won't happen! Is there a written Tutorial anywhere as to how to this? Thanks! :-) LM
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I did this using the Happy Birthday folder and the ink pools on the plastic. It is very dotty on the cardstock....is that how it is supposed to look?
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afancycat I did this using the Happy Birthday folder and the ink pools on the plastic. It is very dotty on the cardstock....is that how it is supposed to look?
What kind of ink did you use? Did you use the brayer or just the "direct to plastic" technique?
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I used SU classic dye and used my rubber brayer. I tried it with craft to see if it would look any better but it looked really baaaaaaaad!!!! I was expecting a smooth look but I guess it would make sense that the ink would pool on plastic, right?
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I bet a chalk ink or one of the stickier ones would work well. I would go play but I'm getting ready for bed!
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