Cricut Cuttlebug - Version 2 Die Cutting & Embossing Machine

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Place the positive plate (green) into the holes on the bottom of the folder (green). Press until you hear a snap. The plate should be flat. Align the negative plate (clear) on top of the positive plate. Close the folder, pressing down until you hear a snap. Even though it’s general function includes only paper cutting tools, it can also cut precise shapes of various other materials as well such as cardboards, fabric and even leather. What Is A Die? For crafters, it’s all about the designs. Some models let you upload your own images or choose from a large selection in their free library. Other models also feature built-in image libraries, with hundreds of patterns from big brands like Simplicity and Riley Blake.

Place the negative plate (clear) into the holes on the bottom of the folder (green). Press until you hear a snap. The plate should be flat.

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The cuttlebug has suction capabilities that allows it to adhere to surfaces making it easy for you to feed your sandwich between the machine. But many users found this feature useless as it doesn’t do its job properly. Honestly, this feature is really not needed as the machine is sturdy and stable enough without the suction capabilities. Cuttlebug or Sizzix Big Shot: Which Is Better? Waiting for your craft die-cutting machine to warm up can be frustrating. A model that heats up in 60 seconds or less is an excellent choice.

Did you know that the Cricut Cuttlebug was one of the very first portable papercraft tools manufactured by Cricut? If you’re looking for a die-cutting machine which you can easily handle, then Cricut Cuttlebug is for you! What Is A Cricut Cuttlebug Used For? The C-plate acts as an adapter for it. If you are looking to use materials more than 6 inches than the Cuttlebug Adapter C Mat is a must! 2.     Suction: A Hit and Miss:For those concerned about staying within a budget, keep in mind that you can find a machine that fits your budget, depending on the bells and whistles that are included. Whether you’re new to craft die-cutting machines or not, ease of use is important. Look for a model that beeps to notify you once it reaches the preferred temperature, as well as before shutting down due to inactivity. Another handy feature to watch for is the ability to remember the settings you last used. Secondly, take the die (make sure the foam side is up) and place the chosen material i.e. fabric or thin felt on top of it. Take the embossing folder and put your desired material in the middle and just like before, make a sandwich using B plates.