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Ok I got a cuttlebug yesterday and was wonddering if the Fiskars embossing plates would work with it. If so How? I don't know how to pile the plates to let it run through without being too thick. Thanks
Fiskateer#5524 Wife of scrapbooking hubby.  
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Try this: A plate Fiskars Texture Plate cardstock 1/8-inch thick mouse pad or tan embossing mat C plate
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Piggy's recipe sounds like the one I remember being posted on the Fiskateer blog.
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Yeah, I need to try that as well... I have tried the nestabilities though..and they worked fine ;)
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Yep - Piggy's works for me too - I use the Fiskars plates a lot in my Cuttlebug although I have a ton of the cuttlebug folders.
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I bought the Fiskar Texture plates when I first got my Cuttlebug but couldn't get them to work so I took them back. Glad to hear how to use them, I'll go back and buy them again. Thanks.
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Thanks for the "sandwich". I tried to do this on Saturday and couldn't figure out the correct plates.
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 please let me know if it works for you. It didn't for me.
Fiskateer#5524 Wife of scrapbooking hubby.
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