I have got to stop promising to post things "later" in the day in my posts. Sometimes the day just gets away from you and things come up. I know I promised this yesterday, but we got super busy after we worked on the yard and didn't get back home until late in the evening and then an unexpected guest stopped by.... so excuses aside, here we go...
Miranda asked about partial embossing with the fold on the left, instead of at the top as I have shown on this post and this post. This is showing partial embossing on the card base. You can always partial emboss on a card front that you adhere to the card base, too.
1.) Determine where you want the fold of your card and how much you want to emboss on the front of the card.
2.) Line up the folder so that it covers the area that you want to emboss. Set on the plates and run through your Cuttlebug. In this example I am partial embossing from the top of my card and tucked the back of the card around the outside of the embossing folder.
3.) In this example I am partial embossing from the side of the card and left the card open and unfolded.
It's really super simple and basically, you can partial emboss anywhere on a card as long as the embossing folder and the paper you're embossing can fit in the space of the Cuttlebug plates.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
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That's what I thought you meant when we were talking about it earlier.
Great job! Thanks for sharing.
Hugs!
Question: Can you show the final card? It's difficult to see the result of your embossing. Thanks.
I used this on my Calendar page too for Novmeber :) I love partial embossing so you can add pp to a project also or just enjoy the plain paper sometimes!
Yay Erin! You're awesome :)
Thanks for the visual. I just couldn't wrap my brain around it this past week. Thanks so much! :)
Thx for the post! The prob I have is that whenever I partial emboss with my cuttlebug i get a line wherethe edge of the folder was. do you know how to prevent of fix that?
thx!
I know this is an old post but want to reply anyway.
Laura, I've had the same problem with the line. What I do it add a piece of cardstock along th edge and that helps.
I've used two different embossings on one card for a cute effect too.
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