Hello everyone! Although I am not new to Joanna's website, I am new to this forum and have a question I would like to ask. I am very keen to get some of
the Nestabilities to use with my "Bug" (I've been told you can use them together), but am really unsure of which size to get. I usually make A5
and A6 cards and would like to be able to use preferably one set for both size of card. Also I understand that you need "the TAN mat", but there
seems to be at least two different tan mats! Can you please offer me any advice - Thank you in advance -Kymsnan.
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Cuttlebug and "Nestabilities"
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Posts: 646 (15/07/2008 01:51:14) |
have sent you a pm.
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Posts: 134 (15/07/2008 22:09:43) |
I have been waiting for the oval nestabilities to come back in stock but would like to know which size you recommend for cards. I have the tan mat.
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Posts: 185 (25/07/2008 18:51:03) |
I have got the cuttlebug and would like to buy some nestabilities. I am right to think you can use these with the cuttlebug? Also, what is a "tan"
mat? Perhaps somebody could advise me on this. Thanks. June x x
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playingwithpaper |
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Posts: 299 (26/07/2008 08:49:26) |
Unless you have both large & small sets of nesties you wont notice any real difference. Using large & small is a wee bit confusing as they step
between each other in size, the largest of the small set is the size in between the largest 2 of the large set. I would go for the large set if I was only
buying 1 but if you can afford it buying the 2 give you a lot more flexibility.
The bug is not intended to dry emboss stencils or dies but crafters find ways round things. A rather large company have brought their own embossing mat out, it's black & quite thick, more than a few people have blamed this mat for breaking their bugs. Use this one and it's at your own risk. The tan mat is Spellbinders biege coloured silicon rubber embossing mat and is a safer option in a bug. |
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kymsnan |
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Posts: 3 (05/08/2008 14:04:36) |
I just wanted to say thank you for replying to my post. I thought I had already answered you, but I keep getting an e-mail message with your answer to me, so
obviously I must have done something wrong and you didn't get my reply - sorry about that! I did appreciate what you said, and I have since got the large
scalloped oval "nesties" and I am sooo pleased with them. Thank you again for your advice - Pam
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Posts: 299 (06/08/2008 21:40:08) |
You're more than welcome Pam. Have fun with it and dont blame us when you start buying more
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