Cuttlebug Sandwich Stack Rules

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Cuttlebug Sandwich Stack Rules
Important Sandwiching Notes:
Cuttlebugs differ from machine to machine, and the space between the rollers can vary, so be SURE to ALWAYS err on the THIN side; you can pass the sandwich through the machine again, but if you start out too thick, you can potentially break a plate or otherwise hurt your new ‘bug!
If a cardstock or chipboard shim is noted, always try the sandwich without first, then add cut-to-size (the size of the plates) cardstock or chipboard layers until the appropriate thickness of the sandwich is determined.


Cuttlebug dies with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Die (cutting side up), Cardstock, Plate “B”

Cuttlebug dies with chipboard
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Die (cutting side up), Chipboard, Plate “B”

Cuttlebug dies with magnetic/metal sheets & thin cork (Media)
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, die (cutting side up), Media, Plate “B”

Cuttlebug embossing folders with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Folder (with cardstock inside), Plate “B”

Cuttlebug embossing folders with chipboard
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Folder (with chipboard inside), Plate “B”

Cuttlebug embossing folders with magnetic/metal sheets & then cork (Media)
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Folder (with metal sheet inside), Plate “B”

Big Impressions texture plates with cardstock
Plate “A”, BI texture Plate, Cardstock, Silicone Rubber pad (from BISK), Impressions Pad (from BISK)
*BISK-Big Impressions Starter Kit

BigShot Embossing Folders with
Cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Folder (with cardstock inside), Plate “B”, Cardstock shim

BigShot Large Dies with
Cardstock
Plate “B”, Cardstock, Die (cutting side down), Plate “B”

Brass Embossing Stencils with cardstock

Plate “A”, Plate “B”, mouse pad (cut to size, rubber side up), Cardstock, Brass stencil, Plate “B”
Sandwich may need to pass through several times based on cardstock thickness

Fiskars Texture Plates with cardstock
Plate “A”, Fiskars texture Plate, Cardstock, tan Wizard pad, black or tan Wizard pad, (possible Cardstock shim,) Plate “B”
Also try: Plate “A”, Fiskars texture Plate, Cardstock (lightly misted with water), 2 layers Fun Foam, Chipboard Shim, Plate “C”
Also try: Plate “A”, Fiskars texture Plate, Cardstock (right side towards TP), Rubber Plate (made from Plumber’s rubber gasket), Plate “C”

QuicKuts Dies (Grand) with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Die, Cardstock, Plate “C”

QuicKuts Dies (Regular) with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Die, Cardstock, Plate “C”

QuicKuts Dies (Regular) with chipboard
Plate “A”, Plate “C”, Die (cutting side up), Chipboard, Cardstock shim, Plate “B”

Revolution Dies with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “C”, Die, Cardstock, Plate “B”

Sizzix CutNFold Dies with cardstock
Plate “A”, Die, Cardstock, Plate “B”, Chipboard shim
Also try: Plate “B”, Cardstock, Die, Chipboard shim (maybe 6 layers)

Sizzix Embossing Folders with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Folder (with cardstock inside), Plate “B”
Also try: Plate “A”, Chipboard shims, Folder (with cardstock inside), Plate “B”

Sizzix Original Dies & other Steel Rule Dies with cardstock

Plate “B”, Cardstock, Die (cutting side down), Plate “B”

Sizzix original dies & other steel rule dies with chipboard
Plate “B”, Chipboard, Die (cutting side down), Plate “B”

Sizzlit Dies with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Die (cutting side up), Cardstock, Plate “B”
Note: Provocraft suggests using Place” C” instead of the second Plate “B”, however, CB owners have cracked plates, so try with two “B” plates first.

Wizard Spellbinders Dies (to cut) with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “C”, Die, Cardstock, Plate “B”

Wizard Spellbinders Dies (to emboss) with cardstock
Plate “A”, Plate “B”, Die, Cardstock, Tan Wizard pad, Plate “B”



Bambi and Thumper DO exist


Christmas Cookies (this is good!!)

If you eat a Christmas cookie fresh out of the oven, it has no caloriesbecause everyone knows that the first cookie is the test and thus calorie free.

If you drink a diet soda after eating yoursecond cookie, it also has no calories because the diet soda cancels out the cookie calories.

If a friend comes over while you're makingyour Christmas cookies and needs to sample, you must sample with your friend. Because your friend's first cookieis calories free, rule #1 is yours also. It would be rude to let your friend sample alone and, being the friend that you are, that makes your cookie calorie free.

Any cookie calories consumed while walking around will fall to your feet and eventually fall off as you move. This is due to gravity and the density of the caloric mass.

Any calories consumed during the frosting of the Christmas cookies will be used up because it takes many calories to lick excess frosting from a knife without cutting your tongue.

Cookies colored red or green have very few calories. Red ones have three and green ones have five– one calorie for each letter. Make more redones!

Cookies eaten while watching "Miracle on34th Street " have no calories because they are part of the entertainment package and not part of one's personal fuel.

As always, cookie pieces contain no calories because the process of breaking causes calorie leakage.

Any cookies consumed from someone else's plate have no calories since the calories rightfully belong to the other person and will cling to their plate. We all know how calories like to CLING!

Any cookies consumed while feeling stressed have no calories because cookies used for medicinal purposes NEVER have calories. It's a rule!

January 2009 Class Calendar

Card Classes
January 6 Tuesday 7 - 9pm or January 8 Thursday 1-3pm
$12 non-members
$6 members
Plus cost of materials

Join Julie for her popular card class. You will make 4 cards in her classes using different techniques. This class you will be making 4 cards for children. Cute as can be.

Stationery Gift Set
Janaury 7 Wednesday 7-9pm
$12 non-members
$6 members
Plus cost of materials

This is an absolutely gorgeous gift to give someone. There is a note pad along with a small pockets to keep stamps. Very very talented Leanne will be teaching this class. Come in and see it for yourself.














Stamp of the Month
January 20 Tuesday 7 – 9pm
$12 non-members
$6 members
Plus cost of materials

Stamp of the Month was a great success in 2008 and we will be continuing with this class.
Julie will be using this stamp to create 4 different cards.
She will show you the versitility you can get from one stamp.
Best part,,,you get to take home to the stamp after class.
If you wish to purchase a stamp and share with a friend that is fine. Sign up today. This one fills quickly.













Perpetual Calendar
January 19 Monday 7 - 9pm
$12 non-members plus $12 materials
$6 members plus $12 materials

Join Rita! This project will show you how to make your calendar using chipboard.
Wonderfully decorated and definately something you will use each year.
This project is on display in store.

Layout of the Month
January 27 Tuesday 7 – 9pm
$12 non-members plus materials
$6 members plus materials


Join Deb! We will create a double 12 x 12 layout in this class.

Stamp Swap
January 24 Saturday 1 - 4pm
Do you want to Buy, Sell, Trade your rubber or clear stamps?
Now is the perfect time to do it.
members: FREE
nonmembers: $5.00
Payment is required with registration or reserving call 651-5199

Chipboard Mini Album of the Month
January 26 Monday 7 – 9pm
$12 non-members
$6 members
Plus cost of materials

This year we will be offering a chipboard mini album of the month. These smaller chipboard books are fantastic for a certain social, event or even everyday moments together. Join Deb and see all that you can do to dress those "naked" books up.