can this be used to emboss paper cocktail napkins?
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I doubt that would work. It struggles to do much more than one sheet of paper.
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Yes that's one of the reasons we bought it. It works fine on most paper products.
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I use it for machine embroidery it is a little thick not sure if it would work on cardstock
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I used it to cut shapes to put on paper lanterns for my wedding. Also for scrap booking.
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Well, I have used Sissix and Spellbinders. Sometimes you doi need to add some extra shims but it does work. I really does make this easy. The large plate sizes are good because you can use several sizes of dies and embossing folders. You can also place several dies at one (depending on their sizes). I really like mine. -You can watch videos on YouTube for use ideas.
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Yes, I use it to stamp the back of cks and my envelopes, however I have to be sure the surface is level and push down evenly, otherwise the complete address doesn't always print.
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I wouldn't recommend it. I used it on card stock and was very disappointed. You can it, but it isn't nearly as nice as on a regular paper.
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I bought them to be used with a metal stamp so I don't know if they would work with an embossed.
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Yes the machine does emboss with the embossing tool. It can emboss on paper or foils and is ideal for making fold lines in cardstock.
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Most definitely YES. Spellbinder dies are awesome! They work great with the Cuttlebug. You will need a C plate. A, C and B plates are used together for cutting. A, B and B plates are used for embossing. If you emboss with the spellbinders dies, you will also need a tan mat. If you just emboss with an embossing folder, you just need the A and two B plates. Also a good tip when using really intricate dies is to place wax paper on your die first, then your card stock. It will make for an easier release. Sometimes if it doesn't cut through all the way, place a small shim (little piece of card stock) just over the area that didn't cut and run it through again, not over the entire area. The Alphabet dies are great and I didn't need to put wax paper in at all. They release just fine. For a wonderful website to learn all kinds of card making, go to card-making-magic.com. Christina Griffiths has all kinds of wonderful tutorials. You will learn a lot and she is very easy to follow. Good Luck and Happy Crafting!
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I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I cannot be more helpful. I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I... » Read More I am not sure of your question but will give you the only answers that I have. The embossing plates are easy to slip in and slip out of the embosser device - they lock into place using two square holes that hold and lock in two protruding metal parts. This is not a super sturdy device and it requires a lot of strength (to squeeze the embosser) to ensure that the embossed impression is adequate. I am not able to picture your needs but I doubt you could mount your own dies as the mounting structure is precise - in other words the holes line up with the pieces of metal that stick out. Sorry I cannot be more helpful. « Show Less
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Yes it does. You'll need the separate embossing tool http://www.amazon.com/Klic-N-Kut-ZING-Blue-Embossing-Tool/dp/B009CCXQLW
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It should, although I don't personally have one, but I've never had any issues with my other machines. Like with any embossing folder, you may have to adjust the thickness with different plates.
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Figure you could try it on a scrap, but if it were me, I would use Stazon (hope I'm spelling this right) brand ink pads... that stuff stamps on ANYTHING!
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I have used it with paper and card stock. It works really well. Have not tried it with fabric, foam, or anything else. It prints/embosses on certain metals nicely too. Its very useful. I use a dye with a pillow box shape, with a crease pad and it gives me awesome boxes for placing small gifts inside!!
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I suggest checking with the seller if that embosser have a removable stamp that can be switched with this one. If it is removable, it may not fill this design though. . .
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its fine glitter. you could try for stamp embossing, but i think you would be wasting whatever glitter you use.
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I've been using it with the Artisan 50 to print ID's for a local group we are running.... Make sure to wipe the tray with a baby wipe and then a dry towel after each print.