Start by spritzing both sides of the CS with water.
Next layer from the bottom up Cuttlebug Plate A, Fiskars plate, CS, a folded up paper towel or two depending on the thickeness, a piece of foam, Cuttlebug Plate C.
Run this through the Bug.
Now look at that beautiful design!!! And wasn't that easy! Just wait for it to dry, or speed dry with your heat gun.
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4 comments:
neato!! I had just seen your icture on the TJ email, this is much bettah!! I have a ton of those texture plates and will definitely try your cuttlebug version :) thanks for sharing!!
totally great tut Brenda! I will post a link on my site to this tut as well....keep it up GF!
This looks great. I also have about 25 of those texture plates and didn't use them- too much trouble with that hand thing. Now I will use them!
However, what exactly do you mean by "a piece of foam"? What kind of foam? TIA!
Fun Foam! The stuff you get at Hobby Lobby or Micheals, even WalMart. It comes in sheets 8 1/2 X 11 or bigger. Just cut off a piece small enough to fit through the bug.
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