Can you emboss these with a Cuttlebug?
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Well Cindy, that is something I haven't ever tried....give me a minute to run it through my Big Shot and I will let you know. How's that? DRUM ROLL....for dramatic effect!!! I used an embossing folder by Darice mainly for the style of design and it worked beautifully. I ran one piece through several times and it looks OK while having a slight curve in it like most paper or card stock. Then I ran a second piece through once then back to the starting position because it is easier to remove the folder from that position and it looks great too, without quite as much curve. The flower design is embossed in the plastic very well with no tearing or milky look around the edges, that I was concerned about. I chose this folder because the design has several sizes of daisy like flowers, some swirls formed from dots and also a couple tiny hearts. Besides the curve I can see no difference in the results. None of the designs in the folder caused a puncture in the plastic especially the dotted swirls. I believe you would be very happy with the Cuttlebug results too. So go for it...and by the way, thanks for asking, I love passing along information that I have learned so others can increase their knowledge and fun in their creativity. Don't forget you can stamp on this with a permanent ink too and color it. Have fun!
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I am not sure. I have a Big Shot and used it in that. But the Cuttlebug appears to be very similar, so I dont see why not. But again, not totally sure.
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yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
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I do not think that would work. The cursive loops are dainty and thin and would be distorted by the texture
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Not unless you can find some real nice stencils. I couldn't engrave anything legible with the stencils included with this tool. I would suggest having them sign with a marker or something anyway and have it engraved afterwards over top of the marker... by someone who knows what they are doing. Engraving is more difficult than I thought it would be.
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We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
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I use this exact die with my Cuttlebug. You don't use the thick white pad with it, but it works just fine.
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NO! The Cuttlebug is an embosser, and the embossment cards are approximately 4x6". The AccQuilt GO! uses fabric cutting dies that are much larger, and are usually used for quilts. Claire
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I'm sorry I have never tried it with the Cuttlebug. It certainly wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see.
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Yes, you can cut them with scissors. I'm not sure about writing on them, but my guess would be that you can.
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they are very thick, I doubt any printer could handle it. You could hand stamp.
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Yes, they do work but you can only use the base and one B plate just like the Big shot. They are thicker than the regular embossing folders and a hard plastic. should lightly mist the paper with water before embossing.
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Yes. You can use the Anna Griffin dies on the Sizzix. Use it exactly in the sandwich that Anna describes in her instructions but use it with 'no tabs'. The bottom platform on the extended Sizzix platform will act as your Cuttlebug A Plate. Use the two clear plates that come with your Sizzix as your Cuttlebug B Plates. Make the sandwich with the rubber mat that comes with Anna's cutting dies in the same configuration as she describes. Emboss also just as she describes in her instructions still using 'no tabs'. I bought the Sizzix for use with the Anna Griffin dies because I found it nearly impossible to get them through the Cuttlebug. The Sizzix did a great job with little effort. Great machine. Will be buying additional dies from this company. Hope this helps.
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you would have to ask an engraver that question. I just bought these for home use.
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U could, but these r very easy to use and the stencil won't even be necessary :) My 3 daughters (13,10, &5) and I have created some awesome stuff freehand.
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no, this item would have to be custom engraved. I have them available for engraving at medaboutyou2 (dot) (com)
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Sorry DeAnne, but i don't know...I don't even know what a cuttlebug is. I can tell you that they are very good sharp blades and they are priced right if you find that they can be used in a "cuttlebug".