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Old 06-15-2010, 03:23 PM   #1  
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Default Sizzix texture folders and the cuttlebug?

Does anyone know the sandwhich for using the SU sizzix texture plates in the cuttlebug? I was sure I read somewhere that they worked in there but my customer cannot get it to work. The fit thru but all the ways she has tried they have not impressed! Thanks for your help.
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Old 06-15-2010, 04:06 PM   #2  
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I just copy & pasted the response I gave to this very question a while back:

I use the plates in my cuttlebug. I found the trick was a silicone pad. This is the sandwich I use: A plate, texture plate, cardstock you want to emboss, silicone pad, cardstock shim (if needed), C plate. I bought a silicone baking sheet from Canadian Tire for $5 and I got 2 pads the size of the cuttlebug plates and 3 smaller pad the size of most of my spellbinder dies. You may want to lightly spritz you cardstock with water or rubbing alcohol just before you send it through the cuttlebug for a deeper impression. Hope that helps you out.
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