Splitcoaststampers.com - the world's #1 papercrafting community
You're currently viewing Splitcoaststampers as a GUEST. We pride ourselves on being great hosts, but guests have limited access to some of our incredible artwork, our lively forums and other super cool features of the site! You can join our incredible papercrafting community at NO COST. So what are you waiting for?
Just wanted to thank Cat for providing this spreadsheet on how to make the sandwiches for the Cuttlebug. I recognize that it took you some time to create this chart and I truly appreciate it. THANK YOU
What sandwich do you use on the bug for the new SU framelits - the hearts and labels? If they are on this wonderful chart then I am missing them. Thank you so much for compiling this list>
__________________
~*Diane*~
<<<< DeeDee to Haleigh, Hannah, Ryan, Mya and Jake >>>>
What sandwich do you use on the bug for the new SU framelits - the hearts and labels? If they are on this wonderful chart then I am missing them. Thank you so much for compiling this list>
I am so new to this board and to the CUDDLEBUG world. I can't find a C plate. My other issue is the the little diecuts are now on my B plate. What in the world am I doing wrong.
I am so new to this board and to the CUDDLEBUG world. I can't find a C plate. My other issue is the the little diecuts are now on my B plate. What in the world am I doing wrong.
Love this place lots of info for someone like me.
Some craft stores carry the C plate, or they are available online. Here's one place: Cuttlebug Thin Die Adapter
I'm sure there are others; you just have to search. In lieu of having one in hand, you can add extra chipboard or card stock to your sandwich to make it thick enough -- experiment.
As far as marking up your B plates, yes that is going to happen. Be sure to
flip them to keep them from warping badly and spread the wear & tear.
As a personal note, always cut into your B plates rather than the A or C, since the B's are much easier and less expensive to replace if they break or wear out.
__________________
Melody ~ Isaiah 40:31 ~ Fan Club Member ~ gallery
My GOD can do amazing things. Ephesians 3:20
Not sure if this is where I should be asking this question but here goes....Is there a stack to cut and emboss with spellbinder dies at one time?
Thanks for any help.
Not sure if this is where I should be asking this question but here goes....Is there a stack to cut and emboss with spellbinder dies at one time?
Thanks for any help.
You use plates A, B & C to cut. Best to cut into your B plate, since those are easier to replace. You have to emboss in a separate pass through your machine using plate A & 2 B + your rubber mat + shims. Machines differ, but I use 2 cereal box shims.
Because the rubber mat goes against the cutting side of the die, you can't cut and emboss at the same time.
__________________
Melody ~ Isaiah 40:31 ~ Fan Club Member ~ gallery
My GOD can do amazing things. Ephesians 3:20
Thanks for the help. I was hoping to be able to save time and a step...guess not.
Quote:
Originally Posted by lacyquilter
You use plates A, B & C to cut. Best to cut into your B plate, since those are easier to replace. You have to emboss in a separate pass through your machine using plate A & 2 B + your rubber mat + shims. Machines differ, but I use 2 cereal box shims.
Because the rubber mat goes against the cutting side of the die, you can't cut and emboss at the same time.
Linear Mode
