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valmin 12-07-2009 05:14 PM

Cuttlebug emboss image in centre, not outside
 
Does anyone know how to use the cuttlebug to emboss a Christmas tree in the centre of the paper such as this card

http://jackietopa.typepad.com/addict...tmas-tree.html

I've tried the suggested way but obviously have mixed up the instructions! Thanks

craftymomto2 12-08-2009 10:13 AM

I'm going to guess that she used a piece of cardboard (chipboard, eg. cereal box) and placed that one the card front where she wanted the embossed item. I think that should keep it from embossing the rest of the card front??? You might try this on a scrap piece of cardstock first. :)

drdewilde 12-10-2009 10:54 AM

Mary is right. You will need about 4 sheets of chipboard the thickness of a cerealbox (or even more, you just have to try it) in the shape of what you want to emboss (this could be circles or squares or whatever......) and put in on top of the embossing folder when you are ready to use it.
It works great.

HTH, Debby

snap_scrap_stamp 12-10-2009 04:15 PM

That is a really cool technique!! I'm going to have to give it a try. I clicked through to the other post linked to in that blog, and I'm not sure I'd be able to cut into my embossing folders. It is a beautiful effect, though!! I will try the chipboard technique first. :)

labullard 12-12-2009 04:09 AM

Here's the tutorial I used for this technique, and it worked great!:

http://stampingdoc.blogspot.com/2009...selective.html

And if you're using cereal box weight cardboard, you can use Nestabilities dies for the shapes. I did find my heavier cardstock (Paper Trey Select White) worked better for this.

Linda

craftymomto2 12-12-2009 08:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by labullard (Post 15701766)
Here's the tutorial I used for this technique, and it worked great!:

http://stampingdoc.blogspot.com/2009...selective.html

And if you're using cereal box weight cardboard, you can use Nestabilities dies for the shapes. I did find my heavier cardstock (Paper Trey Select White) worked better for this.

Linda

Thanks for link!

Bethem 12-12-2009 05:40 PM

This works for me: Cut two identical pieces of chipboard or cereal box in shape of desired tree and stick them together. Stack A plate on bottom, folder with cardstock inside, the two pieces of chipboard and C plate on top.

You can do this with any shape you want. Whatever the shape of the chipboard, that is what is embossed. Almost magic, huh?

StampinAK 12-12-2009 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bethem (Post 15705216)
This works for me: Cut two identical pieces of chipboard or cereal box in shape of desired tree and stick them together. Stack A plate on bottom, folder with cardstock inside, the two pieces of chipboard and C plate on top.

You can do this with any shape you want. Whatever the shape of the chipboard, that is what is embossed. Almost magic, huh?

Thanks Bethem! This works perfectly for me as well. This is a really neat technique. A great way to expand the CB folder uses!

valmin 12-13-2009 02:07 PM

Thanks so much everyone - finally got it worked out - was really worried that I was more mentally challenged than I thought. It was the specific A plate folder etc that finally got through to me! Have a great Christmas.

Vina82 12-13-2009 05:38 PM

Wow...this is such a beautiful technique! I will have to give this a try!
Thank you so much for shaing the tutorial link!


Quote:

Originally Posted by labullard (Post 15701766)
Here's the tutorial I used for this technique, and it worked great!:

http://stampingdoc.blogspot.com/2009...selective.html

And if you're using cereal box weight cardboard, you can use Nestabilities dies for the shapes. I did find my heavier cardstock (Paper Trey Select White) worked better for this.

Linda


dostamping 12-17-2009 07:26 PM

I just posted a tutorial for that technique: http://dostamping.typepad.com/dostam...ree-video.html

whitepuppy mammaw 12-18-2009 07:49 PM

These tutorials are great, thanks.I am still working on my cards and will try some of these. Phyl

gingerd 12-20-2009 05:08 PM

WOW! Something else I need to try!

Thanks much-
Ginger


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