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cuttlebug confusion

isavirtue, member | January 23rd, 20111 comment

so i was totally psyched when my mother mailed me a cuttlebug for christmas (no easy feat - if you've ever lifted a packaged cuttlebug, then you know). i love the way the embossing folders...

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Metal Embossed Box

miteyatom, member | September 11th, 2010

I followed the instructions, and then using 2 way duct tape (works well) used my heavier guage aluminum. Continued to follow from there, except I went all the way to the edge of the lid, so i rolled...

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Simple cards for Christmas

mlamarredesigns, member | November 3rd, 2009

Created this clean and simple card using copic markers and shimmerz paint with the new release of Provo Craft Cuttlebug Folders-Cardinal. TFL Maggie

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'You Make Me Smile' Card

Nathalia, member | April 14th, 20091 comment

Card created for The Cuttlebug Challenge Blog using: Valerie Salmon card sketch Two Spotted Dogs March Scrapbooking Kit Cuttlebug Textiles Texture Embossing Folder Vintage Pom Pom...

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Cupcake Pocket Gift Bag w/Greeting Cards

Nathalia, member | April 14th, 20091 comment

Gift Bag created for The Cuttlebug Challenge Blog using: Cutting Cafe digital Cupcake images Cuttlebug Swiss Dots & Birds/Swirls Embossing Folders Felt, lace, gemstones and other asst...

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Embossed Velvet Balsam Sachets

Inklings, member | November 18th, 2008

Hand-embossed and hand sewn velvet balsam fir tip sachets. The embossed images were created using rubber stamps. I have instructions for embossing velvet here.

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Embossed Velvet Scarves

Inklings, member | November 18th, 2008

Hand-embossed and hand sewn velvet and fleece scarves. The embossed images were created using rubber stamps. I have instructions for embossing velvet here.

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Fabric to Dye For

MaryRay, contributor | June 17th, 2008

As if there isn't enough fabulous fabric out there to tempt us, now we can design and create our own by dyeing, painting, stenciling, stamping, and printing on inkjet printers. Here are some techniques to try.

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