How to Make Embossing Folders for Cuttlebug
Here is something that you will see in the Cricut A to Z DVD – but I wanted to give a different version of it on my website as a helpful resource! I love making my own Cuttlebug Embossing folders. They are so fun and overall easy. You can re-use the A-2 folder kits from Provo Craft for the Cricut as many times as you would like by following this fun 2 part instructional video 
Enjoy!
32 Comments So Far! Woot!
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Thanks, Megan for showing us your embossing technique. I always learn something new when I visit your site. Great news!!! My DVD arrived in the mail today. I can’t wait to view it. You are such an inspiration!
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That was awesome! I can’t wait to watch the DVD. Keep it up girl. Oh & I love the cutting guide.
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Wow that is so cool. I wish I had the cuttlebug. Your kids are so cute. You can hear Ben saying bye after you do. Too cute.
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GREAT tutorial! I’m getting these items for Christmas and it’s nice to know how easy they are to do! Thanks!!
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Oh wow I love that, so the ideas for embossing folders are endless.
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I have this on my Christmas list, Now I REALLLLLY want it! Thanks for the tips and ideas!!
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wow! sky is the limit. I will need to start making own folders.
Can you reuse folder?Thank you
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Great Episode!!! Been missing you!!
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I saw this on the DVD. I can’t wait to try it!
WOW is that going to save a lot of $$$ on Cuttlebug
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Wow Megan, this is awesome. Again your many talents. Thank you…………..
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Very cool. I’m hoping my DVD is here today – I didn’t get to the mailbox yesterday.
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very cool! I can’t wait to try it!
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Thank you, thank you! I love the process .. you are the greatest.
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You have just gave me so many options to emboss that I am just giddy with excitement! Keep up the great work. I can’t wait to get my DVD, thank you for all the cool things you teach us.
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Cute but tedious. Probably would only do this for extra special projects. The folders they have now are cute enough.
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great video!
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Great and thank you! I have been waiting to learn how to do this properly.
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I just got a cuddleBug and will definitely try this!! Thanks!!
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COOL!! Great idea. TFS
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love the folders.Great idea on the chipboard. Recycle, reduce, reuse. Awesome!!
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Just got my video and have not had a chance to sit to view it.. this just makes me want to hurry and finish my work so I can…..
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I love this video Thanks Meg for sharing now i want the Cuttle more then ever
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Thanks for sharing. I’ve heard of this before, but havent tried it because it seemed very timing consuming. But, I had a thought while watching you. If you used transfer tape or contact paper to separate your images, it might be a little easier. I will have to try that. Thanks again. i love your videos!
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That is so cool. Thanks for sharing that technique. I always learn something new when I visit your site.
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I learn so much from you every time I visit your site. I have been telling all my scrapbooking friends about it too. Thanks so much!
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Oh I love this, great way to make more embossing folders of patterns you want that you can’t get otherwise. Thanks for showing us how to do this. I don’t have a cuddlebug either but I do have the sizzix which works the same for doing this.
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very cool!!!!! you made it look so easy….thanks
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Thanks Meg, after seeing you do it I can tell it takes a lot of time, but I’m willing to try. Casey, one of your commentators, suggested contact paper to transfer the negative, I’ll have to give that a try and also look for it in the video to find out how you can use the folder again.
Great video!
Carmen
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What great ideas thanks.
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Thanks for the video on making your own cuttlebug embossing folders
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This is great, I had tried using the material that you buy for this and had no luck with it, will give this a try tonight. Thanks for all the great tips.
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Megan, I love your ideas! One question…When moving the inner circles could you have glued a thin piece of paper to the inner circles (while they were still on the mat), let them dry and then move them in their entirety? Just wondering!
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