Using Nestabilites in your Cuttlebug



No matter how many times I read all the websites that have a "sandwich" recipe for the Cuttlebug, I mess it up. Call me an idiot but I need to see things first to be able to do them. I thought to myself, I must be the stupidest person around! But then, when customer after customer came back to our store after purchasing the Nestabilities having no clue how to use them in their Cuttlebugs, even after reading the sandwich recipes, I realized I wasn't alone. I thought I better do a step-by step visual tutorial. (Luckily, I learned by watching Jessica. LOL!)  For those of you who have already figured it out,  check out the end of this post for a cool new product and a Nestabilities giveaway!

To begin, you will need your Cuttlebug with all four plates.



Here's how we store the Nestabilities in our classroom at our store.



We purchased a pack of the magnetic sheets at Staples. They are super thin and one side has adhesive on it, the other side is magnetic. You can easily cut them with a paper cutter. We cut them to fit inside the tins and rounded the corners with a corner rounder punch. Then, we placed the Nesties inside.



How fun it this! It's like magic... ooooh! (  I am so easily amused.)



Here is your visual sandwich.

Begin with Plate A on the very bottom, then plate C. ("C" is for "Cutting"- not embossing.)



See how my cutting edge of my die is up? It's always going to be up- for both cutting and embossing.

Next, lay your cardstock on top of the die.



Then, lay one of your B plates on top.



Now, run it through your Cuttlebug. It's okay if it makes a crackle kind of sound. That's normal.
When you remove the B plate, this is what you'll see.



If you just want to cut, pop it out of the die and you are done. But if you want to emboss, continue one with this next step.

Remove the excess paper from the outside of the die but leave the cut piece inside the die. Switch the bottom plate from C to B and place the die with the cut piece still inside on top of plate B. Make sure it's still facing up.



Next, lay the tan embossing mat over your die.



Then, place your other plate B on top.



I add one piece of chipboard on top. You can try a few pieces of cardstock if you don't have chipboard but the chipboard works great! And no wasted cardstock.



Now, run it through your Cuttlebug. Then, pop it out of the die and it will look like this.



This picture looks pink because I shot it in the window and it cast a pinkish glow but I wanted you to see the detail so I left it darker.

Now, for something fun and new. (Again, it's not new, just new to me. And maybe you too!)



Metallic Rub-on paste is headed to the Gina K. Designs online store by the truckload! It's going to retail for only $3.99 and you get seven metallic colors!

I love this stuff. It's super easy to use and eliminates the need to layer. It really makes that embossed edge *pop* too! 

 Just rub a little on your finger.



Then rub it on whatever you want to accent!



I know it looks silver here. That's because I forgot to take a picture of the gold one. Then I made a silver one and snapped this step using the silver paste. (Oops.
)

Here is a close up of my finished project.



Card details:
Cardstock- Stampin' Up whisper white, K & Company mat stack
Ink- Stazon Black
Stamps- How Sweet it is
Other- Bling and Dazzle plastic tags, Brown Grosgrain ribbon, Gold cording, Metallic Rub-ons, Nestabilities dies, Cuttlebug, Paisley Cuttlebug Folder, Prismacolor pencils, Odorless mineral spirits, Stickles glitter glue, Fiskars Corner edger scissors, Gina K. Designs Butter brads- coming soon.

So, how about some Blog Candy?
What are ya' hungry for, Nestabilities? Metallic Rub-on paste?


BOTH?

Let's have a winner and a runner up on this one.

The grand prize is a pack of Nestabilities in whatever shape you want, (and the new JUMBO rectangles are on their way to Gina K. Designs right now!)

Our runner up will win their own set of Metallic Rub-on paste! Here's what you do- leave a comment here and on Tuesday morning, I will announce our winners!

Well, off to bed. The first day of the Milwaukee show is tomorrow and I want to try to look alive!

Enjoy!
Hugs,
Gina K.

 

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  • 3/28/2008 11:00 PM Kimmie wrote:
    Great tutorial, girl!!! I LOVE my Nesties....although I only have half of the ones I want....I mean NEED!!! And that paste is supah dupah!!!
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    1. 3/29/2008 2:48 PM Angie wrote:
      Hi Gina,
      Your tutorials are great, especially as I am crafty challenged...lol..
      Your step by step guide makes it even easy for me to get a great result.
      Love your work!
      Thanks!
      Love Angie..xx..
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    2. 10/19/2008 11:58 AM Alesia Fowler wrote:
      I love how you come across in your directions it is so down to earth and man do I need that! Bwaaaaaaaaaaa Big hugs Alesia
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    3. 5/22/2009 6:15 PM Maggy Dubois wrote:
      Gina, I just love watching all your video's, got a CB for Christmas, was gone for 4 months so I am just starting to use it, love it and I love the Nestabilities, need to get to the store and buy more, I only have 1 set, NEED THOSE METAL COLORS ALSO,,,,,you are so talented with everything you do, just cannot imagine how you come up with these fantastic ideas, I love them all,,,,Keep up the good work,,,,,,
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  • 3/28/2008 11:06 PM Tammym wrote:
    Thank you for the "visual" step - by step. It always helps me to be able to "see" the instructions.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:06 PM Tonya Williams wrote:
    Oh, I love these nestabilities but haven't gotten any yet. I still have the sizzix and worry if it would work with my machine...I think this will be a nother "potato chip" item. Once you have 1 you gotta have them all LOL
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  • 3/28/2008 11:09 PM Susan S wrote:
    Oh, how I would LOVE to own a set of those!!! I've had to sit on my hands so I wouldn't purchase them, YET! I just have to stay within my budget! (yeah, right!!!)
    They have been on my wish list for quite some time now. Thank you so much for your generous offer, AND for the great tutorial!!! You are the best!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:11 PM Stephanie Leuenberger wrote:
    That was so much fun - now I HAVE to order some nesties to try it out! The pics are great!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:11 PM lois lane wrote:
    I would love a set of nestabilities!!! Pick me!!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:12 PM Danielle C. wrote:
    Thanks for another great set of instructions! Now if you could show me how to use them with my Big Shot...LOL!
    My question is when you emboss with the using the tan embossing mat, does it cut the mat?
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  • 3/28/2008 11:12 PM Karen L. wrote:
    What a GREAT visual tutorial! Thank you! I think I even have some rub-on paste (somewhere) that I got years ago and never used. I'll go on a mission to find it. Very pretty card!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:12 PM Charmaine wrote:
    Great tutorial. I love the metallic paste...that will have to go on my list of things to buy!

    Charmaine
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  • 3/28/2008 11:13 PM Kendra - SCS: apigonfire wrote:
    Oh no you didn't!!! You didn't just show me, step-by-step, how to use Nesties in the cuttlebug. Oh me oh my, I am in BIG, HUGE trouble! I need these babies.... I need these babies BAD!! Thank you so much for the picture tutorial! I am *SO* visual, so this just totally sold me on the Nesties! Here is to hoping that I will win - if not, I think I'll be making a purchase quite soon!
    ~Kendra
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  • 3/28/2008 11:13 PM Carmaine C wrote:
    I love all your card creations! I look forward everyday to getting an email from you. I especially love the cards made with nestabilities! I'd love to have all of them but unless I become independently wealthy I don't foresee that in my immediate future! So pick me to win one! I never win anything but there's always a first time for everything, right?
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  • 3/28/2008 11:14 PM Bobbie wrote:
    I love how you clarified that. The paste ads a great touch. I would really like some nestabilities!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:14 PM Linda Palmer wrote:
    I would love a set of nestabilities or the new metallic paste. Your card was beautiful using the paste.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:14 PM Tex wrote:
    Surely you jest! What are our wishes? Nesties AND that scrumptious new metallic set!! Oh what a delightful find!!

    Have a sweet weekend!
    ~Tex
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  • 3/28/2008 11:15 PM Julie Semones wrote:
    TOTALLY awesome idea with the tins and the magnetic sheets!! your tutorials rock gina!! Thanks so much!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:15 PM Denise Bennett wrote:
    WOW!! I am a "visual" learner,so thanks for this!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:16 PM Darlene wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial - one of the easiest to follow that I've seen for sandwiching the nesties.
    Thanks for the chance to win some wonderful blog candy.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:16 PM Margie M wrote:
    Thanks so much for another awesome tutorial. Now I need more Nesties
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  • 3/28/2008 11:17 PM Amy wrote:
    Another fabulous giveaway! You spoil us, you really do! Thanks! Hope you enjoy the show in Milwaukee!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:17 PM Nancy Baca wrote:
    I love using Nestabilities in my Cuttlebug but I never thought to emboss my cut images. Thanks!! And a paper crafter can never have too many Nesties!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:17 PM Janet M. wrote:
    Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'm a visual learner also! I kept forgetting how to use them in the Cuttlebug and forgot to write down the sandwich recipe, so I bought a Wizard. So I'm in the market for some new Nestabilities! The metallic paste is a must have! I the card, the metallic paste makes it look very elegant!

    Thanks for sharing!

    Janet
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  • 3/28/2008 11:19 PM abi wrote:
    Hi Gina! I'd love to be the winner or the runner up! I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks for more great blog candy!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:19 PM Denise T. wrote:
    GIna- great tutorial(as always). Love your card and the chance to win some nestabilities or metallic paste. Have a great show!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:20 PM Faye wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! Now it makes me want the Nesties even more. I keep trying to resist...but with this great step by step with pictures...I might not be able to much longer!
    Faye
    I'm really liking this whole blog candy concept...
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  • 3/28/2008 11:20 PM Wendy wrote:
    I love those nestabilities, thank you for the tutorial. Love your blog. Thanks for sharing!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:20 PM inkylin wrote:
    Thanks Gina for the fabulous tutorial. Your photos are so precise and make each and every tutorial so easy to follow. I can't wait for those megabilities to come out. Love the idea of the metallic rub ons also.

    -*Linda*-
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  • 3/28/2008 11:21 PM Nancy wrote:
    Thanks for the visual tutorial - I am a visual person as well so it always so much more helpful to see how to use the products instead of just reading about it! I would love to win either the Nestabilities or the paste!

    Nancy
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  • 3/28/2008 11:22 PM jessica smith wrote:
    Thank you so much I've that rub on stuff for years and never new what to do with it now only if I had the nestabilities to go with it.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:22 PM inkylin wrote:
    Thanks Gina for the fabulous tutorial. Your photos are so precise and make each and every tutorial so easy to follow. I can't wait for those megabilities to come out. Love the idea of the metallic rub ons also.

    -*Linda*-
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  • 3/28/2008 11:22 PM Elaine wrote:
    GINA!!! This is exactly what I (don't) need to see! LOL I have been wanting the Nesties for quite some time, but convinced myself that they were too hard to use....and thus never ordered them. I can't believe it's really easy especially when you can SEE how the steps are done ....thank you - I think!!
    hugs,
    Elaine
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  • 3/28/2008 11:23 PM AJ Otto wrote:
    WOWEE!! LOVE it!!
    I can't wait to give these a try!!
    thanks!
    don't forget to pick me!!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:23 PM elaine wrote:
    Wow - you make this look so easy! And putting nesties with metallics rub-ons! How cool is that?? I've used the rub-ons for a long time but it never even crossed my mind to use them with the nesties! What a great idea. That's why I visit your blog - you provide great ideas! Hope I'm the lucky one for this candy (or at least the runner up!)!! Have fun in Milwaukee!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:23 PM Beth Grace wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! I have one set of Nesties on order (backorder actually) and can't wait to try this when they arrive. Maybe I'll have 2 sets to play with??? I have some of the metallic paste, but have never used it...now I know what to do with it...LOL!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:24 PM Beth wrote:
    Finally! I love this tutorial. I was getting frustrated with myself because I have used my Nestabilities countless times but ALWAYS have to refer to my "sandwiches." Now I have these photos in my head and can remember them! Thank-you, Thank-you! I have had the metallic pastes for a couple of years (actually found them not long after I started paper crafting) and I had forgotten how much I loved them! Thanks for reminding me about these neat and cost effect supplies and for this awesome opportunity!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:24 PM Leea wrote:
    Another visual learner, love the tutorials like this! Of course now I "NEED" those Nestabilities and the metallic rub ons...Thanks for the tutorial AND the blog candy!!!!!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:25 PM stampmonkey wrote:
    What a great tutorial, Gina, and I love that you showed how you store your Nesties! I've been needing to figure that one out, and now I don't have to! lol I can't wait to get my hands on the new jumbo rectangle Nesties, and that Metallic Rub-on 'polish' looks awesome! Thanks for offering such sa-weeet blog candy!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:26 PM Silvia Mabie wrote:
    WOW, nestabilities and metalic rubon paste? You are just too generous! And here is how out of the loop I have been, I didn't even know they had anew size of nesties coming out...gasp! Thanks for the tip on storing them, maybe I can use my clear hinged tins too!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:26 PM Robb_eeie wrote:
    Thank you Gina for FINALLY showing me how the Nestabilities work, along side with the Cuttlebug system. I've constantly read about how people use them, but have never see the *sandwich* and the details as to how you can cut and then emboss ~ really cool.
    So now when I'm eating Kraft dinner for the rest of the month, (due to lack of funds for groceries hahah) I can blame you right? <*wink*> 'Cause I'll just have to get some of those Nestabilities...hehehehe
    Thanks again Gina and have a great time at the Stamp fair
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  • 3/28/2008 11:27 PM Marge wrote:
    Love your storage idea...that is just too cool! I don't have any Nestabilities yet, but they are on my wish list. Thanks for the chance to win!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:27 PM Gail Binette - Stamper Gail wrote:
    Like you Gina, I'm a visual type of person. Love how the pastes make the edges look so pretty.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:28 PM Brenda wrote:
    Wow Gina that is a great tutorial, it will help a lot. I have a set of nestabitilies on back order, now I can hardly wait for them to get here. Thank you for the tutorial and the chance to win.
    Brenda
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  • 3/28/2008 11:29 PM Staci wrote:
    Oh wow!! This has got to be the awesomest prize ever!! I don't have any of the Nestabilities dies yet but have been eyeing them. If I don't win, do you think you can have a sale on them so I can buy more??
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  • 3/28/2008 11:30 PM Tammy K wrote:
    Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! I tried a million ways to get results with no luck. You are saving my sanity, my family will thank you too!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:31 PM lisa wrote:
    OMG What a great gift love the card, its so cute
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  • 3/28/2008 11:32 PM Christl wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial! I've been looking at the nestabilities but haven't taken the plunge - I've been worried they won't work well in my cuttlebug! Where do you get the tan embossing mat- is that CB or nestabilities? (still new at this!)
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  • 3/28/2008 11:32 PM Jody Green wrote:
    Gina, you really do a great job with your tutorials! You make everything look so simple. Thank you for the inspiration!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:33 PM Anne wrote:
    I have none of neither and you are sure making want to buy some for sure!!!!!

    TFS!

    Anne
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  • 3/28/2008 11:33 PM Charlene Ganley wrote:
    Gina,
    Great tutorial! But my friends and I have the Big Kick....any chance ofone on that? I would love the Nesties but am not sure how to use them with my Big Kick.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:34 PM Laurie wrote:
    Would love to win these things--afraid this will be the only way I would ever have them. Thanks for the opportunity.
    Laurie
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  • 3/28/2008 11:34 PM Sharlene R wrote:
    Ooooooooooh, great tutorial, i have the coloured rub on since 2004 and dont use them much. i love the effect with the nesties and now have to get those metallics.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:34 PM Sandy Hill wrote:
    You are so wonderful Gina. This is such a super terrific give away. I would love to win it. Thanks for all the information you provide us.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:34 PM christina wrote:
    wow! what a fantastic tutorial. i dont have any nesties yet...but i sooooo want some
    cute card too!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:35 PM Val S wrote:
    Fabulous tutorial! I have a Wizard and a Cuttlebug, but I could never figure out how to use the Cuttlebug with the templates. Now I will be able to use both! Thanks so much!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:35 PM Anita Van Hal wrote:
    Thank you so much for sharing this! I'd love to win, of course!

    Anita Van Hal
    stampn@westriv.com
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  • 3/28/2008 11:36 PM Michelle Nadraszky wrote:
    What a great tutorial Gina! Thank you. I sooo want some nestabilities!

    Fab card - love it ALL!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:36 PM Estivalia wrote:
    wow Gina, you always have the BEST tutorials AND giveaways!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:36 PM Judy wrote:
    Ohhh that is so cool!!I love it!
    where do you get the tan embossing mat? I have the CB and 1 nesty but I didnt know I needed the mat?
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  • 3/28/2008 11:36 PM Jan Jenitis wrote:
    Yea it works, it works! Sending BIG Thanks Gina...I could get the nesties to cut but not emboss and yes,thanks to you my ovals are now embossed too!

    Do not think of yourself as a dork if you need pictures...gosh I have looked at the common sale pics of the nesties many times and can not figure out the layers--I do not know what they are showing me LOL!
    Thanks SO-o much for this tutorial!..Jan
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  • 3/28/2008 11:37 PM Sara wrote:
    Gina, I love your tutorials! They're fabulous and that paste looks really interesting.

    Thanks for the opportunity to win some Nestabilities or metallic paste!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:38 PM lacyquilter wrote:
    Oh, I wanna win some nesties!! Pick me! Please!!! I love all your tutorials, Gina. Those pastes look really cool, too.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:39 PM Sharlene R wrote:
    Ooooooooooh, great tutorial, i have the coloured rub on since 2004 and dont use them much. i love the effect with the nesties and now have to get those metallics. i wanna win some nesties, i only have one set.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:39 PM Kim wrote:
    Hi Gina~ Thanks for the great tutorial! I would love a chance to win these....
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  • 3/28/2008 11:40 PM Jessie/Knightrone wrote:
    You have to be one of the most generous people on the face of the planet!!! Thanks so much for the wonderful opportunity to win!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:40 PM Michelle (sf9erfan on SCS) wrote:
    WOW! What an amazing tutorial. I have often wondered about this mysterious thing called Nestabilities! Way cool and I already have the Bug, so I am one step there! Hugs to you, michelle
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  • 3/28/2008 11:44 PM Alta wrote:
    Gina, that tutorial was really simple and easy to understand, as usual!!! You are awesome!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:45 PM anita wrote:
    Wow...great tutorial! Gina, I hope you never quit spoiling us like this! Thank you for the chance to win a great prize.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:45 PM Maggie Stockwell wrote:
    Another great tutorial! I don't own nesties so it would be wonderful if I was selected.... Maggie
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  • 3/28/2008 11:46 PM Paula L wrote:
    I am such a visual person and you have hit the mark!! thank you for your great tutorial..I am inspired!!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:47 PM Jana M wrote:
    Great tute' Gina! I'm a visual learner as well. Great giveaway!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:47 PM Mary Kay wrote:
    Wow - thanks for the great tutorial and the giveaway.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:47 PM Noel wrote:
    Oh..Thanks for the tips on using nestabilites. I have always tried to use them but without any ideas how. Thanks again.
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  • 3/28/2008 11:48 PM Mary C wrote:
    The nestabilities look so cool, I have avoided temptation so far, my wallet was in much better shape before I discovered stamping, now if I could win some them I would not have any guilt . Thanks for the chance, Mary
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  • 3/28/2008 11:48 PM Marla wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial. I am one of those people who need to see what they are doing not read it. I have the cuttlebug (luv it)I just need the nestabilities. Please pick me!
    Marla
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  • 3/28/2008 11:48 PM Susan G wrote:
    The rub on paste really looks interesting. I've been trying to decide whether to buy a Cuttlebug. If I won the Nestabilities then the decision would be a really easy one to make!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:48 PM Tara Duvall wrote:
    I just love the cuttlebug! It can be used with so many different things! Way too cool! I'd love to win my first set of Nesties from you Gina! Thanx for a great tutorial. It's much easier to SEE it done. Have a great weekend!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:49 PM April Hall wrote:
    WOW! That tutorial is awesome! I don't own any Nestabilities yet, but hope to soon! April
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  • 3/28/2008 11:49 PM Lynda K wrote:
    Great tutorial! Now since I have the Cuttlebug and you explained this sooooo well I now need the Nestabilities!
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  • 3/28/2008 11:50 PM Doris wrote:
    The Nesties is my next purchase, thank you so much for showing how to use them. I love the card
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  • 3/28/2008 11:51 PM Tanis Palmer wrote:
    Gina, you're brilliant! And perfect with timing. I've been wondering if/how the nestabilities worked with the Cuttlebug. THANKS! (And for the fantastic giveaway)
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  • 3/28/2008 11:52 PM Tracy wrote:
    That paste looks really cool! Thanks for the chance at some more Nesties and the paste!! :0)
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  • 3/28/2008 11:53 PM geraldine wrote:
    Hi Gina! Thanks for another great tutorial
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  • 3/28/2008 11:53 PM Deb Neerman wrote:
    Great tutorial!

    Thanks for giving away yet another kewl-thing-we-can't-live-without!

    ~Hugs, Deb
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  • 3/28/2008 11:54 PM Carrie wrote:
    Gina, The tutorials are so awesome!!! i would love to nestle up with your nestabilities, I have not tried these goodies
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  • 3/28/2008 11:56 PM Angela wrote:
    Great tutorial!! As soon as I can get some nestabilities I'm going to town with my cuttlebug...I still need to break in my bind it all. Are you going to have a tutorial for that one?
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  • 3/28/2008 11:58 PM Sharon wrote:
    Another great tutorial. I haven't tried embossing with mine yet, but soon. Thanks
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  • 3/29/2008 12:00 AM Monique wrote:
    I must live under a rock because I have never seen or heard of the nestabilities, can't even spell it, but they are really cool I would love to have a set to go with my new Cuttlebug that I got for my birthday.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:00 AM Marie wrote:
    Thank You! Thank You! I'm saying it twice because I learned 2 things here.
    First a great way to store my Nesties and again for showing me with PHOTOS how to cut and emboss with them and the cuttlebug!
    You would not believe how many plates I have broken trying to figure this out!!!
    Yes the crack is a bit unnerving during the cutting process but to hear the crack sound again during the emboss is not a good thing!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:05 AM Lisa Rogers wrote:
    What a great give-a-way!! Does saying pick me pick me work?
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  • 3/29/2008 12:07 AM Stacie M wrote:
    OH! I want them all - and this would be the perfect start to my collection! Pick me! Pick me!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:09 AM Becky K wrote:
    Wow! Thank you so much for sharing your creative work! I have some Nestabilities, but have never even bothered trying to emboss, b/c I didn't own the tan embossing mat YET! With your tutorial, I'll be SOOOOO ready to emboss when I get it! Thank you for another great tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:11 AM Stephanie Z wrote:
    Thanks for the nestabilities info with the Cutterbug. Recently, I got a Cutterbug so that I could use the embossing feature of the nestabilities. I hope that I win
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  • 3/29/2008 12:15 AM Ad wrote:
    Thanks for the photos, Gina, it really makes it look so simple. I would love to win the Nesties or the metal rub-on paste...both of these look great. So hard to stretch our stamping dollars with so much fab toys out there!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:15 AM StampinCathy wrote:
    Love your card and the tutorial was so easy to follow. Have a great and creative weekend. Count me in on this sweet giveaway. I would love to be 1 of the lucky stampers.
    Thanks for a chance.
    stampincmeyers@yahoo.com
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  • 3/29/2008 12:16 AM Tammy F. wrote:
    I love my Cuttlebug for the embossing folders and have been admiring the Nesties from afar for quite a while... I hope I win so I can put some Nesties to good creative use!!! Thanks for the opportunity!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:20 AM Debra wrote:
    I loved the nestabilities instructions; I don't have any yet but have been drooling over them. The metallic paste looks really interesting too! Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:21 AM Kendell wrote:
    Hi Gina K

    Thank you ever so much for this tutorial.

    I have read so much on overseas blogs about Nestabilities that I wanted to buy some and at long last I have found a store in Western Australia who will order them in from the US so I have put an order in for 1 set as I was hoping I could use them in my cuttlebug (I had read one can) I now know that I can for sure and I just cannot wait to get my order.

    I just think they are awesome and one can create so many different things with them, I just love reading blogs to find out what people are doing, I think I look at too many blogs and don't get enough SB, Carding making etc done for myself but being on limited funds I find I cannot afford to go to classes any more and this is one way of learning.

    It will take me awhile to purchase more but I at least I know I am buying something useful. I am just so pleased that you did this tutorial as I would have had no idea as to what to do with the tan mat etc and Queensland is a long way from Western Australia to get personal help.

    Just once again thanks for sharing your expertise I am just so grateful to all the bloggers who are willing to share their knowledge so willingly and for free. It would be like a fairy tale come true to win some Nestabilities etc.
    Many thanks.
    Kendell, Qld Australia
    P.S.
    I love the way you have stored them in the tins thanks for this information also, are they special tins etc?
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  • 3/29/2008 12:24 AM Cathy M wrote:
    Love your cute card and your tutorial was another easy on to follow. Thanks so much for taking the time to show your readers how to do techniques and cards. Count me in on this sweet candy. I would love to be 1 of the lucky stampers. Have a great time this weekend. Thanks for a chance.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:25 AM Vicki Morris wrote:
    You always have the best tutorials. Makes it so easy to understand. I keep hearing about nestabilities and it is so cool to see them in use. They look awesome. So nice of you to give a set away. Love the card.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:27 AM Marie wrote:
    Thank You! Thank You! I'm saying it twice because I learned 2 things here.
    First a great way to store my Nesties and again for showing me with PHOTOS how to cut and emboss with them and the cuttlebug!
    You would not believe how many plates I have broken trying to figure this out!!!
    Yes the crack is a bit unnerving during the cutting process but to hear the crack sound again during the emboss is not a good thing!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:27 AM Erynn wrote:
    Awesome tutorial! I never got how to do that embossing stuff before. And the metallic stuff looks neato. Lol. You give away so much blog candy, you're awesome!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:28 AM Janine Titko wrote:
    I just love that technique! I do not have any of the the Nestabilities yet! They look like great fun. Where did you get the embossing mat? Is it specifically for the Cuttlebug? I really love your cards and site. I have learned a lot from them.
    Thanks for sharing with us.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:29 AM Rachele Funk wrote:
    I really thought that with all of the punches I have I could (dare I say it?) LIVE without the Nestabilities. . .I've resisted and resisted, but now I can see I'm going to have to try and find a way in my budget to get some! Love the tin storage, love the tutorial, love the rubbed "pop" you gave it with the shimmer. . . You are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:30 AM Sherry Bruce wrote:
    Well that was awesome!!! very informative...I now know what nestabilities are and the best way to store them. I learned a new use for my cuttlebug, once I get some nesties that is, and how to use the metallic rub on paste, I have to get some its super simple to use and affordable to...what more could you ask for ...thanks your the best
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  • 3/29/2008 12:31 AM Charlene wrote:
    I was just working on this Cuttlebug issue with my girlfriend today - can't wait to let her know of your tutorial here! You are great in letting us know of all the great products out there - thanks! Have a great show in Milwaukee - wish I could come.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:32 AM Lisa Banks wrote:
    Oh My....I so wish I hit this Jackpot!!! You are sooo giving Gina(((Hugs)))
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  • 3/29/2008 12:33 AM Julie (Joypup on SCS) wrote:
    Gina, I hope you are having a wonderful time at the stamp show! Thanks for giving us all a chance to win while you are gone. You are one of the most generous people out there... and thank you also for the great tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:36 AM Jennifer wrote:
    Ooh, good idea on the chipboard! I was using a few pieces of scrap cardstock between my A and B plates when I was embossing. The chipboard looks like a much better idea! I think I'll go cut some to match the size of my plates.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:36 AM Sue R wrote:
    Thank you so much Gina for doing the tutorial. I have a couple of sets of the nestabilities but haven't used them yet. I am a visual person as well, and this tutorial was fantastic. Now I will go and give it a try. I love the metallic rub-on too!! Would love to win the blog candy - pick me.
    Thanks Gina!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:36 AM Debbie McKelvey wrote:
    What a great tutorial! I have wondered myself what they were talking about in regards to embossing & cutting with the cuttlebug & nestabilities. Now I know! I hope you have a wonderful time in Wisconsin. Thanks for the chance at blog candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:37 AM Deb Runtsch wrote:
    So thats how you emboss with them! I didn't know that! Your tut was great! Learned something and now I'm off to play! Thanks for these great tuts!
    hugz
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  • 3/29/2008 12:38 AM SusanH wrote:
    Oh My Goodness Gina! This metallic paste is just too cool!! Thanks for introducing it to me and I can't wait until you get it so that I can order some! Thanks for the opportunity to win some!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:39 AM mcstamper wrote:
    Gina - wonderful card. I have yet to get nestabilities and am really feeling covetous. I do have some of the rub-ons and your tutorial just convinced me to dig them out. Thanks for all the great ideas you share.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:40 AM Glenda wrote:
    Thank You, thank you!!!! I love the Visual on how to use the Nestabilities in the Cuttlebug. Now I can try that out!! The metallics look like so much fun. Maybe you'll pick me! Thanks again for the tutorial!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:41 AM Hope wrote:
    Thanks for another great tutorial, and of course for the chance to win some goodies.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:41 AM Char- wrote:
    You make it look so easy. Great card.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:41 AM Louise Charlton wrote:
    Wow Gina you are the most generous lady! I'd love to win some Nestabilities or the metallic rub-on paints.
    Thanks for the chance... and have fun in Milwaukee!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:42 AM Dawn N wrote:
    Great tutorial! It's always nice to have visuals.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:43 AM Claudia V wrote:
    Thank you for the great tutorial! I have a Cuttlebug, so now if I win the nestabilities, I will know how to use them! I love the rub-on paste too! Thank you for being so generous with your blog-candy and wonderful tutorials.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:44 AM Anne Lieder wrote:
    Wow! This couldn't have come at a better time. I have my new Cuttlebug and my new Nestibilities...I could get them to cut but not emboss and you've just answered my, "but how do I emboss?" question! Thank you! And the rub-on metallics look awesome! I'm off on vacation for the next week-- a cruise to Mexico! Woo-hoo!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:47 AM Karyn wrote:
    Have fun at the show. I just purchased a cuttlebug a couple of months ago and love it. Next up is purchasing Nestabilities. By the way--Great storage solution, very clever.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:47 AM Maureen wrote:
    Thank you, Gina, for another awesome Tutorial! I love the look of the Metallic Rub On's when the Nestabilities are embossed! You are a wonder!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:48 AM NormaJ wrote:
    Gina: I just saw the Nesties demonstrated today and I am in love. But I have to save for these ones, so to have the chance to win some, or the
    metallic paste would be wonderful. Thank you for the chance
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  • 3/29/2008 12:51 AM Mary-Jane Downey wrote:
    Best tutorial I have read about the nestabilities in the cuttlebug - I am just like all those ladies - think we like/learn best hands on but visual is definitely my best backup. Thank you for doing this - appreciate it a lot!
    Mary-Jane
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  • 3/29/2008 12:51 AM Kim S. wrote:
    I love the tutorial! I don't have any Nestabilities yet, your tutorial makes me want to go out and buy a set.

    Kim
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  • 3/29/2008 12:53 AM Marcia wrote:
    Your tutorials are great! Thanks for sharing.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:53 AM Liz S. wrote:
    The JUMBO rectangles?! "THUD!" as Julie HRR would say. Thanks for thinking of us with the great tutorial- who knows how many "B" plates you've saved?! Love the idea of the pastes!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:53 AM Paulette wrote:
    Sure would like to win. Will be at the stamp show on Sat.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:54 AM Hilmarose wrote:
    wonderful blog candy!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:55 AM Melany W wrote:
    Wow Gina, again you talked me into working on investing in nestabilities dies. The metallic paste is quite cool too.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:59 AM Kerry in PA wrote:
    Great tutorial. Love the nesties. I'm hoping that as I use them more I won't need to always use the sandwich recipe.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:00 AM Lisa wrote:
    Wow! I have never heard of the Metallic Rub on paste. I do love how it makes those embossed edges pop. I have, however, heard of the nestabilites and love the one set I have! I am so glad I am not the only one that has trouble with the cuddlebug sandwiches! Thanks for the chance to win. Have a great weekend in Milwaukee!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:02 AM Amy G. wrote:
    Gina! This was an awesome tutorial! I don't have any of these yet, but I have been wanting to get my hands on them for a while. The Metalic paste stuff is really neat, I've never seen that before!
    Thanks for the chance at some amazing prizes!
    Amy G.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:02 AM Heidi Kimmerly wrote:
    Love the tutorial - now I just need those nesties......That metallic paste is too cool!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:04 AM Melinda Brein wrote:
    I always enjoy your site - whether you have a tutorial or just some random bit on life .... thanks so much for being so generous! I learn something new pretty much everyday here! I'm so excited about the chance to win some Nesties! You rock!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:05 AM Angie wrote:
    Jumpin' Jeepers! What a great give away! I would love to have a set, as I have heard so much about them! Thanks for the tutorial and the visual instructions!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:09 AM JennN wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial. Please add me to the blog candy. JennN
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  • 3/29/2008 1:11 AM Diana Crick wrote:
    Where does one buy the tan embossing mat?
    The Nestabilities are on my wish list...

    Diana
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  • 3/29/2008 1:14 AM Jamie Lindstrom wrote:
    I love the tutorial. Now if I could just figure out how to do it with my big shot. Glad you are getting more goodies in the store.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:14 AM Ann I. wrote:
    Another detailed and making it so easy to understand tutorial! Thank you, Gina for all the time and effort you take to make these fabulous tutorials!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:17 AM Carollee wrote:
    Thank you so much for this tutorial. Like all the others, this one is wonderful. I really am a visual person, I have to see things in order to really grasp them, so this was like a God send to me. I have all of these printed out and in a binder so I can start using all these techniques.

    Thank you again and also for the opportunity to win some great blog candy.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:30 AM Ah-Ling wrote:
    Thanks so much, Gina! Especially for the tip on putting one piece of chipboard on the very top...NOW I know why my embossing never looks as good as yours! You're awesome!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:34 AM sandie carter wrote:
    This card and tutorial are both great.

    Thanks for sharing how you coloured the edges of the stamped image - I must give it a try.

    Please put my name in the draw to win either one of those awesome goodies.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:46 AM laura wrote:
    Great tutorial I am with you I have to see it to do it so this really helps
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  • 3/29/2008 1:49 AM Jan Scholl wrote:
    would this work in the old Sissix? I will have to try.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:55 AM Caz wrote:
    great visual tutorial. Will help I am sure!

    Keep up the fantastic work.

    Caz
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  • 3/29/2008 1:58 AM Shannon T wrote:
    Thanks for the chance to win nesties and the metallic pastes.
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  • 3/29/2008 2:15 AM Lora Lee wrote:
    Gina you make everything look so easy!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:16 AM Linda L wrote:
    Hope the show went well Gina. That rub-on paste adds a lovely touch to the embossed image. Love my 2 sets of nesties. Cheers!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:22 AM dustypoodle wrote:
    Great tutorial! Very helpful especially for the embossing. Thank you! The rub-on paste looks wonderful! Can't wait to get some!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:23 AM Julie Griffith wrote:
    Wow! As usual, brilliant and informative! You know, I am very impressed by that Nestabilities storage idea too!!! Thanks so much for the VISUAL!
    Jewels
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  • 3/29/2008 2:24 AM Julie Griffith wrote:
    Wow! As usual, brilliant and informative! You know, I am very impressed by that Nestabilities storage idea too!!! Thanks so much for the VISUAL!
    Jewels
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  • 3/29/2008 2:31 AM Julia wrote:
    Thanks Gina so much for this tutorial. I have got a set, & have be hesitant to use them as I didn't want to ruin my cuttlebug as I did think many of the sandwich explanations were confusing. This gives me much more confidence. And love the storage..a great idea of course! Julia
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  • 3/29/2008 2:33 AM kitty franken wrote:
    hi from holland , i have to buy a cutlbug when i see thise cards and the nestabiles...i realy love the card..
    bye bye from holland
    kit
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  • 3/29/2008 2:35 AM Jennifer wrote:
    Yet another great tutorial! I love both of these products and your card is very cute!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:40 AM Shelly Schmidt wrote:
    Gina- the nestabilities tutorial is awesome- I love visuals- you make everything seem so easy...... I love the rub-ons- I have to try this and see it in person! Your sample card is lovely! I love reading your blog every day!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:43 AM Kelly A. wrote:
    Thank you so much for this tutorial. I feel like I never get the embossing part quite right. Thanks again!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:00 AM Leslie Springer wrote:
    Thank You for the visual!! Would love to try the Nestabilites!!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:18 AM Sue McAleacey wrote:
    Wow! This is awesome. I need this. i would like to purchse the nestie but everywhere I have looked they are sold out. Do you have any ideas where to look. Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. Sue
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  • 3/29/2008 3:30 AM Zanne wrote:
    Jumbo, Miss GIna? Jumbo!?! I wants me Jumbo!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:34 AM Jlynn wrote:
    Great visual tutorial. Oh, how I want those nestibilities!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:38 AM Denise Morgans wrote:
    Hi Gina, You are an angel! I've had the cuttlebug and one set of nesties since Christmas but as I wasn't sure what to do with them I haven't even taken them out of the packet yet (I know *shame on me*) but you've given me the confidence to give it a go. Thanks so much. Love the storage idea. Take care, lots of love, Denise in the UK
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  • 3/29/2008 3:43 AM Amy E. wrote:
    Love the tutorial, Gina! You always do an awesome job!!! I loved taking he class with Jessica on how to use them. I would love a chance at some more Nestabilities to add to the collection. Those pastes look like fun too.
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  • 3/29/2008 3:44 AM Sandra B. wrote:
    Your tutorial makes using the nestabilities so much less intimidating. I love your storage for them. The metallic rub on paste looks fun to use.
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  • 3/29/2008 3:50 AM Tory E. wrote:
    Great tutorial! I had a great time taking the class at your store on how to use these. Now they won't just be sitting around. I'll know juust how to use them. I would love to get my hands on some more though.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:00 AM twinks wrote:
    I'm a visual leaner so TFS yet another great tutorial!

    I received my Janome sewing machine yesterday; thank you again! I will be spending my weekend zig zagging away.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:00 AM Sarah wrote:
    I'm completely a visual learner too - great tutorial!

    How cool is that rub-on paste?! I love the shaded look it gave your card. TFS!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:04 AM Judie C. wrote:
    Thanks, Gina, for another great tutorial! It really does help a lot.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:06 AM LuvLee wrote:
    Oh I sooooo love Nesties!!! But I never understood how to emboss with them!! Awesome tutorial.........now to find a tan mat!! LOL Love the storage tips too!! Hope you're having fun at the show!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:09 AM Lastel/STAMPINSTEL wrote:
    Awesome tutorial , awesome giveaway , would love to win some nestabilities , pretty please pick me !
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  • 3/29/2008 4:10 AM Aleta Wills wrote:
    OH WOW! I had been avoiding the nestabilities because of the price, but now I see I NEED! them!!! And that paste looks yummy! Thanks for the tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:12 AM Lisa wrote:
    Gina - You ROCK! Seriously, woman, what would I do without you? I have the nestabilities, I have the cuttlebug. So, how come mine don't look like everyone elses? And how come mine are embossed when I don't want them to be? I wish it wasn't so late, so I could go try this RIGHT NOW. Thanks for the tutorial, thanks for the awesome blog candy opportunity, thanks for being you!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:13 AM Sue wrote:
    Great tutorial. Thanks Gina. I only have a few of the Nesties and I can't ever get them to emboss right so now I'll try your method. Love the metallic paste too. Gotta get me some!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:23 AM Kari C wrote:
    Ohhhh the mat is used for the embossing! Huh.......again you are a genius. I can't wait to try the nesties...and now the awesome metallic paste-such an enabler!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:27 AM Pat (Just4fun2 on SCS) wrote:
    First of all, thanks for the great tutorial on the nestabilities. I am patiently waiting to save enough money to buy my first set. Also, thanks for showing me how to use the metallic rub-ons that I have sitting here that were given to me and I didn't know what to do with them...now I know thanks to you, Gina.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:31 AM ni sagita wrote:
    great tutorial! and i can't wait to get those metallic paste thingy
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  • 3/29/2008 4:34 AM Lisa H. wrote:
    O.K., I'm really in trouble here! First, thank you for the awesome tutorial. It makes so much sense when I "see it." It's just like having you here showing me step-by-step. I'm saving up for the nestabilities. BUT, I already own that set of metallic rub-ons and need to dust them off and start using them! Here's me keeping my fingers crossed for the nestabilities give away.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:38 AM Chris wrote:
    Thanks for the instructions! I always have to check my recipe to make sure I am doing it right!! And, I have those metallic pastes....never used them cuz i didn't know what to do with them!! Thanks for the tip!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:38 AM Lisa Robb wrote:
    Wow what a fantastic tutorial. I have been looking into buying these as they look great. Hopefully this may give me a chance to try before i buy. I would dearly love to buy them all!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:40 AM Carol H wrote:
    I really like your storing system and the magnetic sheet if so clever.. sure would be proud to own either one...
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  • 3/29/2008 4:41 AM Sondra wrote:
    Gina,
    AWESOME tutorial! I've always had a hard time with the nestabilities in my cuttlebug too. Just so you know, I have to borrow my MOM's nestabilities when I want to use them. Because I don't have any! Pick me!!! Luv and Hugs!!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:44 AM Lisa Wyatt wrote:
    Great step by step tut, I love the nesties and metallic rub-ons. The rub-ons also look good rubbed over some of the cuttlebug embossing folders, my 4 year old loved using them for his Christmas cards.
    Great giveaway as always thanks for the opportunity.

    Lisa
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  • 3/29/2008 4:51 AM Lennymay wrote:
    Hi
    I am new here and just bought a cuttlebug. I have had my eyes on the nestibilities for a long time. Thanks for the tutorial, you did a fabulous job!!
    I am going to spend my morning reading your blog and the archives. I'm sure I will enjoy it all. Thanks again!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:52 AM Joni Wilson wrote:
    Ooooh! Then YES! The nesties are a must have now that I have a visual! TY Gina for making us feel like there are no dumb questions. I have been shy about asking how these work in a CB and now I know!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:01 AM Karen wrote:
    Thanks Gina! I just got my first set of Nesties and I too wasn't getting the results I wanted. Whoo-hoo! As soon as I get home from work today I am going to try again! Love the metallic rub-ons too! Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:07 AM MandyMc wrote:
    I love the fantastic storage ideas for my nesties and I can't wait for the new ones! TFS the fantastic CB sandwich tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:11 AM Deborah Moody wrote:
    Super tutorial. I have been thinking about getting some but hated to spend the money and then not having any idea how to use them. Thanks you are the best. I now plan on ordering some of them. Also great tip on storing them!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:15 AM Elizabeth glass wrote:
    Thank you so much! That was a wonderful tutorial!
    And very needed........Have a good weekend,Elizabeth
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  • 3/29/2008 5:22 AM Debbie/StudioBeeCreations wrote:
    YOWZA!!...ANother Awesome TUTE!!!...whooowhooo....and I am sooooooo excited about the possibility of winning a set of Nestabilities...they have been on my GOTTA HAVE list for weeks!!...creative blessings, Debbie
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  • 3/29/2008 5:30 AM Sherry wrote:
    Gina,

    Your tutorials are fabulous and you make things look so easy!! Thanks so much for taking the time to share them with us. ~Sherry
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  • 3/29/2008 5:32 AM Carole wrote:
    OH BOY! I'm a visual person too and this is an awesome tutorial. Thanks so much for helping to de-mystify the whole estabilities/cuttlebug "sandwich" mystery!
    And I loved the tip about magnetic sheets too!
    Many Blessings - Carole S.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:41 AM Crafty Math Chick wrote:
    Hi Gina,

    Thanks for the terrific pictures and tutorials on how to use the Nestabilities in your CB. Looks pretty easy! Look forward to trying this out some day.

    Hope you had fun in Milwalkee!

    ~Meredith
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  • 3/29/2008 5:42 AM Susannk wrote:
    Cool blog candy. I have been wanting to try these. Thanks for the tutorial too. It was very informative. Love how you store them too.
    Susan
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  • 3/29/2008 5:46 AM Robin N (tqmnurse) wrote:
    Great tutorial....I've been looking for some of those great nestabilities dies without success in our area! I have had some of those metallic rubs for some time but didn't know what they were used for...now I do! WOOHOOO...
    Thanks for sharing
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  • 3/29/2008 5:48 AM Sarah wrote:
    Thanks for the visual tutorial. I have the cuttlebug but didn't know how it worked with the Nestabilities. Now I really have to buy some.Have a great day!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:01 AM Lisa Canipelli wrote:
    Wow! Now I can actually take my Nestabilities out of the package, store them, and use them without fear! You are the best! And, now I have another new product I need--the rub ons. Those look like so much fun.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:01 AM Linda Peterson wrote:
    Thanks so much for the awesome tutorial for using the cuttelbug. I will try it.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:07 AM Hope wrote:
    Gina, Your tutorials are so helpful! I've been sewing with my Janome, now I'll know how to emboss with my nestabilities! Can't wait to try it. Thanks!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:07 AM Jennifer Magreevy wrote:
    Oh. My. Goodness. A free package of Nestabilities??? Ooooh, that's like giving me some chocolate!!! And that metallic rub on paste is too cool!! Please pick me, I never win anything!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:08 AM Susan wrote:
    You make things so easy! I feel like I could do this now and nestabilities always scared me! Thanks for taking the worry out for me and thanks for your generosity in this offer.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:10 AM Chrissy Hooker wrote:
    Would love to win either!!!! That metallic rub on paste is a must have. Definitely something that will go on my next order!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:17 AM Anouk wrote:
    Thanks so much for the tutorial. You always make everything seem so easy peasy. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:21 AM Melissa F. wrote:
    Great tutorial. I think I have to have them. Beautiful card. Have fun at the stamp show.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:22 AM Barbara Roberts wrote:
    now I am asking myself'why did I purchase the wizard when I already own the cuttlebug'...your tutorial made it look like a piece of cake! I'll be trying this later today! Very cool storage idea too! But first I have to open mine!
    Barbara
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  • 3/29/2008 6:22 AM Angie wrote:
    I love the metallic paste! What a cool idea! Have fun in Milwaukee! I wish I could go, but I have to go to Chicago this morning.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:22 AM CherylQuilts at SCS wrote:
    I LOVE this tutorial...and it's funny! I only have some Nesties, but I love them. I love the new metallic rub-on paste...great look! I want more Nesties!!! LOL!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:23 AM Molly B wrote:
    You crack me up! I love reading your tutorials. They are the best. Thanks again. -Molly B
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  • 3/29/2008 6:23 AM Robin wrote:
    First of all, thank you for the tutorial! But, Wow! Nesties for blog candy! How generous! The rub on paste looks cool, and I would love to win that! (If I don't, I'll buy some, though)
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  • 3/29/2008 6:23 AM Beverly A wrote:
    Gina, thanks for the tutorial. I was using a different stack with my Nestabilities but now I will try this one for deeper embossing. Thanks too for the chance of blog candy; I can't wait to try the Metallic Rub-on paste.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:27 AM Katherine Walcott wrote:
    Gina, Thank you soooo much for the tutorial. I've been wanting to try these but couldn't figure out how it worked. Love the look, though. Now, I see and now I want Thanks again for helping make it clear!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:31 AM Lia wrote:
    hoping for the rub on mettalic paints, 'cause if the nestabilitiles will cost me, LOL, I'll have to buy the bug!
    Thanks Gina~ as always you are so generous
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  • 3/29/2008 6:33 AM Carolyn Mustopa wrote:
    What a sweet card, and what a cool new product! Can't wait to try some.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:35 AM Patty W wrote:
    Thanks for another great tutorial !! I too, am one that needs to SEE things in order to do them. I am a great copier ) That metallic paste looks awesome!

    Wishing you much success this weekend!
    Thanks for the chance!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:35 AM Laurie F. wrote:
    I have been wanting to get these for so long, so pick me, pick me!!!! The hard part will be picking which one.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:36 AM Linda Wince wrote:
    Your tutorial made all the difference to me- I am like you- I need to see it. I have put off ordering the Nesties because I just didn't see how it could work with my Cuttlebug and didn't want to purchase ANOTHER cutting system. THANKS a million! Love your blog!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:41 AM Peggy K wrote:
    Great tutorial! I am a newbie and this has helped me see (literally) what the nestabilites really are.
    Love to come here to learn, soon I will be brave enuf to buy....
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  • 3/29/2008 6:41 AM Annie wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial and the blog candy (of course)! Love the metallic rub-on paste; have to get some of that! And the nestabilities storage idea is fabulous as well. Thanks so much for ALL your great tutorials, they are a great help to us visual learners!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:43 AM Carol B wrote:
    Gina, thanks so much for the tutorial! You are not alone and I love the step by step pictures! Love the storage tip too for the Nesties. See you at the Milwaukee stamp show, can't wait to meet you!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:45 AM Diane McCaffrey wrote:
    Gina, what a great card and tutorial! I learn so much from your tutorials. Pick me for the blog candy (lol)! What a great prize.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:47 AM Peggy wrote:
    great tutorial! Love the details. The Metallic Rub-on paste looks like so much fun to play with.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:48 AM Lisa wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! I wish that I could come to your show! We don't get many stamping shows here in NH.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:50 AM peanutbee wrote:
    Great tutorial, and I *LOVE* the metallic paste on the edge of the nesties! What a cool idea. Thanks for taking the time to write up the tutorial as well--very helpful.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:50 AM Stacy wrote:
    My first time visiting your blog... definitely one I'll be bookmarking! Thanks so much for sharing the step-by-step CuttleBug sandwich. Sometimes having that visual makes it much clearer I've also seen the rub-on pastes but never knew what to do with them. Now I do!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:51 AM Sara in WI wrote:
    That was a great tutorial, Gina! i have a Sizzix machine and no Cuttlebug but I hear that there is a sandwich I can make for Nestabilities on the Sizzix, too. I hope to try soon! And the Metallic Rub-on paste is right up my alley for fun and style! Ooooh! If I don't win, I'll probably have to come on over and do some more shopping! Have fun today! I know you will!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:51 AM Mary Campbell wrote:
    Beautiful card. Thanks so much for sharing. Mary
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  • 3/29/2008 6:52 AM Kathy wrote:
    Wow!! I love the result with that paste! Thanks for the tutorial and thanks for a chance at getting some cool toys to play with!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:54 AM Audrey wrote:
    Wow! This is awesome! I didn't know I needed a cuttlebug (call me unknowing). Now I see that I do. And I've heard of nestabilities but had no idea what they were or what they could do. The Metallic Rub On Paste looks fantastic. I can see a ton of possibilities for it! And I love the visuals. I am definitely a "visual" person. I do believe I could do this!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:55 AM Gina D wrote:
    Thanks for another great tutorial! The pictures are really helpful and I love your storage solution..
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  • 3/29/2008 6:57 AM Carleen wrote:
    You are just the best! I have been drooling over the Nesties and just haven't taken the leap yet. Wishing myself lots of luck on this one!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:57 AM Angie Brown wrote:
    Dear Gina, Thank you for the easy tutorial, I was always confused if the die would cut through the tan matt when you emboss. I just couldn't really visualize it. This is just so easy! Thank you I already have some metallic paste but never used it because I did not know where to apply it, so now I can use it with my cuttlebug embossing. Would absolutely love to own a set of nestabilities, please please please...pick me
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  • 3/29/2008 6:59 AM Mary Pickett wrote:
    Oh my goodness, oh my goodness!! The chance to win Nestabilities!! I can't believe it!! I have a few sets so far but I want them all. And those metallic rub-ons look great too. One question: can you tell me what kind of tins those are that you store your Nestabilities in and where to get them. Are they from your store? Thanks so much! Mary Pickett
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  • 3/29/2008 6:59 AM Whitney wrote:
    YOur visuals are so great - thanks so much!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:00 AM Dawn wrote:
    Hey Gina!
    I love nestabilities.....and I only have one lonely set. Pick me, pick me!
    You rock for giving so much stuff away!

    Hugs back to ya!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:01 AM shelley wrote:
    The rub on paste looks great and would love to win some shapes! Thanks...
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  • 3/29/2008 7:01 AM Ann R wrote:
    Thanks so much for the tutorial! I have been wanting the Nestibilities for a long time and I REALLY loved your card! I just love the texture that embossing provides.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:02 AM Pat(mspfd) wrote:
    Boy, can I identify! I had a set of Nestabilities forever before I got up the nerve to use them; afraid to "hurt" my Cuttlebug. Sure enough, I broke 3 B plate and cracked a few more. My C plate got badly etched, too. I am going to have to try the chipboard; your embossing is nice and crisp. Love your idea for storage; it's pure genius! Thanks so much for sharing! Can't wait to buy some storage tins. And I love the suggestion of highlighting the edges with the metallic rub on paste! It looks so cool!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:05 AM mary leeson wrote:
    Hello, is anybody in there? Where have I been? I actually DID NOT know about the last step...to emboss. I love it and thanks mucho!!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:06 AM Anne Montgomery wrote:
    OMG! What great blog candy, I hope I win! Gina, you are amazing. Thank you for all of your tutorials. They are so helpful for those of us who are otherwise hopeless!!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:06 AM Kerry J. wrote:
    Wow - thanks so much for this awesome tutorial! It's so nice to see them in action. I don't have any yet - but they are at the top of my wish list!! Your card is absolutely beautiful too!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:07 AM Kim Leach wrote:
    It looks so EASY! Love a chance to try it for real!!
    Kim
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  • 3/29/2008 7:07 AM smallcity wrote:
    What a great tutorial, Even i could understand how to make a sandwich. Got the cuttlebug, i just need some nesties.
    hope i win. Thanks for the great blog
    smallcity
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  • 3/29/2008 7:09 AM Kathy D wrote:
    Oh, thank you for the tutorial! I struggle with my Nestabilities every time I use them (and my recipies are virtually the same as the ones you posted).
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  • 3/29/2008 7:09 AM Erin K wrote:
    fantastic tutorial! hugs,e
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  • 3/29/2008 7:10 AM Kellie wrote:
    Thank-you so much for clearing that up! I like the visuals, too
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  • 3/29/2008 7:11 AM Leslie wrote:
    Thanks Gina for the demo. I too need to see a visual. I can't wait to be able to add nestabilities to my stamp room!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:11 AM Cyndi wrote:
    Always wondered how they worked and couldn't figure it out. Thanks for showing us.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:13 AM JeanneLee wrote:
    Great Tutorial, Gina! I would so enjoy playing with these Nestabilities!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:14 AM Vicki wrote:
    I absolutely love your tutorial, Gina!! I don't own any of the Nestabilities yet. They seem too confusing to me, but I love what everyone does with them. After seeing your tutorial, they seem very easy to use. TFS!!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:16 AM Etha wrote:
    definitely playing fo this cady that paste looks like a lot of fun! and large rectangles, yess!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:16 AM Rebecca wrote:
    THis is a WONDERFUL tutorial! thank you so much! I hadn't bought nestabilities since I was worried I wouldn't be able to make them work! And thank you, for your generous blog giveaways! I would love to win a set!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:17 AM Sandra B wrote:
    Wow to see it is to belive it. I have my first set. And now I'm ready to go. Thanks for sharing.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:17 AM Marla wrote:
    Oh Gina, you are way too good to us....I would SO love to win either of these prizes. I have my fingers crossed!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:19 AM Sylvia Oblak wrote:
    I LOVE reading your blog tutorials! They are SO helpful and practical! A big Thank You from all of us!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:24 AM Marlene wrote:
    I love your tutorials. You make everything look so easy. Now, if I only had some Nestabilities to play with. Thanks for all the so-helpful information you share with us.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:25 AM Pamjs1 wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial. I have been wanting to buy these but wanted to be sure how to use them in my bug first. I asked a the local store and none of the employees had any idea how to use them at all! Stores need to know how to use products they carry! Sorry to be negative!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:27 AM Marci wrote:
    Wow! You make it look so easy! I was clueless on how to use nesties-now I will have to get some. The rubons look fabulous too. Thanks for helping us who have to see things in order to do them!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:27 AM Beth wrote:
    Aaaaah-it's too much for my heart to handle, lol!

    OMGoodness-after seeing your (as usual...AWESOME) tutorial I had finally decided that I will take the plunge and buy myself some nesties-but WHICH ONE??? A girl's gotta $tart $low, ya know!

    THEN, I get to the end of your post and you're giving blog candy?!?!?

    Seriously, I have shyed away from buying them b/c I am afraid of using non-CB stuff in my CB...I don't want to be breaking plates, or my machine! I know, I know...paranoid. But your tutorial is EXACTLY what I needed at JUST the right time-thank you SOOO much!! Enjoy the weekend!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:28 AM marsha sanderlin wrote:
    ooh!!!!! I'd love to win this Gina! I'm due to receive my cuttlebug next week and I just love your tutorial - it makes thing so much clearer. I am a "show me" person also!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:29 AM Cathy Hone wrote:
    I have a set of rectangle nestabilities on back order. I sure would love to have another set! I also have a cuttlebug and am looking forward to using the nestabilities to make and design my cards. Your card is just lovely. I can't wait for mine!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:31 AM Chelsea wrote:
    I have always admired these Nestabilities and the look they allow you to acheive (with layering) ... Now that you show how to emboss with them I love them even more!!

    I must also get some of these metallic rub-ons when they come in ... seems like another Gina K product.

    You Rock!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:33 AM Susie wrote:
    how simple to do when an expert shows us how..now I need some nestibilities..and a chance to win..TFS.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:34 AM Connie G wrote:
    I have a cuttlebug but NO nesties!! I have been dying to get some. THanks for the perfectly awesome tutorial and the chance to win. That metallic paste looks fantastic!!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:34 AM Joanne L. wrote:
    I love my Cuttlebug! I just got it and use it all the time. I only have 2 packages of Nestibilities and a couple embossing folders. I hope I win! And the Metallic rub-ons look like fun ... what a beautiful touch!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:34 AM melissa wrote:
    That metallic paste is super cool. I think I may have some of that in regular colors somewhere in my stamp room. I bought it years ago and never quite knew what to do with it. I guess I'll dust it off and try it. Love those Nestie's. I don't have a CB, I have a Big Kick, so I may have to find out how to use them with that and get some. TFS your amazing talent with us and teaching us how to use all of the stuff we NEED to have in our collection.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:34 AM melissa t. wrote:
    Hi Gina
    I hope you had a great time at the Milwaukee show!!

    Thank you for doing a tutorial on the nestabilities--I can't wait to have my own now that I will know how to use them!!
    Thanks for the opportunity to win!!
    Melissa
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  • 3/29/2008 7:35 AM Gail wrote:
    Oh my gosh Gina, I just love what you did with the nesties and the Metallic rub on paste. You always come up with something super!!
    Gail
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  • 3/29/2008 7:35 AM Ginny Schleich wrote:
    OOOOOHHHHH! Great prize! I have been thinking about getting the rectangle Nestabilities! Love the card you did with them and the storeage idea. Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:37 AM Cheryl Sims wrote:
    Wow!! So many great tips here in this one post. Love the storage idea. Thank you so much Gina. I adore the metallic rub on. Very pretty.
    Cheryl Sims
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  • 3/29/2008 7:37 AM Karen wrote:
    Wow not only do I get to add another item to my wish list but two new items and each of those have different patterns and colors. I need to get another job. Thanks for sharing with us.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:39 AM Carol wrote:
    Your fantastic giveaways just floor me! I hadn't seen the metal paste before, but TFS another fabulous tutorial so we all know how to use it now! (along with the nestabilities too of course) Thanks for the chance to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:41 AM Susan M. wrote:
    Thank you for the visual sandwich! I too need to see the instructions - reading them doesn't always translate for me. I love the Nesties, and I've never used metallic paste - how cool! Thank you for the chance to win.
    Susan M.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:42 AM Sheri wrote:
    Love the tutorial on the Nestabilities. Thanks. I would love to win a set of them to try. No one around here sells them so I have never seen them up close and personal. Thanks for the chance to win!

    Sheri
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM Gabbey wrote:
    Thank you for this tutorial. I do not have a Cuttlebug and just ordered my first Nestabilities last week. I am going to try this with my Big Shot and see how that goes. I may have to invest in a Cuttlebug.
    Please keep doing these great tutorials and showing your beautiful work.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM Rhiana S wrote:
    Gina, Thanks for making this understandable for visual people like me. Actually, thanks for making everything so understandable! I love your DVDs especially.

    PS don't worry about the gold/silver thing. I wouldn't have thought anything of it!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM Laura Huffman wrote:
    You are awesome!!! so many of us are challenged and don't want to admit it. thanks for the awesome tutorials. hope i win. if i do, on vacation for 2 weeks, so if i don't get back to you, that's why. have fun in Milwaukee.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM Lisa B wrote:
    What a fun prize, Gina! Count me in! Love your tutorials and all that you do for stamping!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM Misti wrote:
    Gina, thank you for the visual tutorial!! I've never even seen metallic paste before.

    --Misti
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM barb b wrote:
    Thanks for the visual. I have broken 1 plate trying to follow the written instructions. Now, I can dust off the cuttle bug and give it another try. Thanks I needed that. Barb B
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  • 3/29/2008 7:43 AM Theresa wrote:
    Thank you so much Gina for the great visual tutorial!! I just got my 'Bug and have been wanting to get the Nestabilities but didn't really understand how they work in the Bug. Well, now it is totally clear and I have your great photos to refer to when I get confused!! And then to give away a set of Nestabilities! You're the best!!
    Oh - and I loved what you did with the metallic paste - I have some of that sitting in a drawer - now I have a new way to use it!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:44 AM Chris wrote:
    Gina, you have done it again!! What a great visual tutorial, I too am very confused at cuttlebug sandwich making. Thanks for sharing!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:46 AM DeniseB wrote:
    Great tutorial! I love the look of the Nestabilities, and I have a Cuttlebug. I might have to make an investment in some of these!
    Thanks for sharing all your great ideas with us, and for the generous blog candy!
    DeniseB
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  • 3/29/2008 7:46 AM Trena in Naperville wrote:
    Great tutorial Gina! Thank for the great instructions. That paste looks really kool. I can think of a few things to do with it!

    Take care. I wish you continued success!!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:47 AM Ilene B. wrote:
    Your tutorials are great! I would LOVE,LOVE,LOVE to win the set of Nestabilities dies! I don't have any yet because I can't decide which size/shape to start with!!! Thanks for the chance Gina!
    Ilene B.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:48 AM Elizabeth wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial on how to use the plates in the Cuttlebug. I don't have them (yet), but have been looking for information on them. Couldn't figure out how to use them (never mind using them in the Cuttlebug). I didn't realize that you could cut and emboss from the same design - I thought they were two different plates. SOLD!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:48 AM Jen D. wrote:
    Thanks so much for the picture tutorial! It took me forever to figure it out, and I still can't get the embossing to work quite as much as I'd like. I've also tried putting 2 rubber mats in the sandwich, but I think I'll try your chipboard idea! Thanks again! Can't wait to see what the jumbo frames will do!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:49 AM Marni L wrote:
    WOW! Thanks for the instructions! I guess a Cuttlebug has to go on my wish list now! Pick Me! Pick Me!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:49 AM Chris D. wrote:
    Wow Gina, what a superb tutorial!!! I don't have any Nesties yet, sigh, but I am yearning for them! Your visual was so great! Those rub ons are cool too, will be shopping SOON!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:53 AM Elizabeth wrote:
    I went back and looked at the tutorial and have a question. Does the Tan Embossing Mat come with the Nestabilities set or is it an after-market purchase. Thanks again.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:53 AM Vickie wrote:
    OMG! I would love to win either one of these. I always love your tutorials.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:55 AM Gerri K wrote:
    Gina, This card is beautiful. And the tutorial is perfect. I love the chipboard idea... I've been using cardstock. Can't wait to try this.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:55 AM Barb Kirkwood wrote:
    Wow, that metallic ink really makes things pop, you are right "on" with great new ideas for us, thanks so much! I love the blog
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  • 3/29/2008 7:56 AM HOPE J wrote:
    THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I so want those nesties....the metallic around the edge makes it a WOWIE card!

    Great blog candy!!

    Hope J
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  • 3/29/2008 7:56 AM Cat wrote:
    LOVE your tutorial. i have had a little palette of those metallics for YEARS and have never used them. sad but true. you always give the best candy - thanks Gina.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:57 AM Pam wrote:
    Another wonderful tutorial, now I love my cuttlebug but need those nesties!
    Wish I could see you in Milwaukee, I attended those for many years. Moved away 20 months ago.Love your blog!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:57 AM Carol Moore wrote:
    Loved the tutorial. Thanks so much. You are very generous. Can't wait to meet you on the cruise.

    Carol Moore
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  • 3/29/2008 7:59 AM Michele wrote:
    Fabulous tutorial!!! Hope you're having a great time at the show - sell it all.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:59 AM Mary Dawn wrote:
    your visuals and descriptions are always so helpful, thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:59 AM Elizabeth V. wrote:
    Thanks for the visual tutorial...it's so much easier to be able to see the instruction. Thanks also for offering the great prizes!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:00 AM Julianne wrote:
    Hi Gina,
    I have been reading your blog for awhile now and love it. You do fantastic work. I LOVE the metallic paint. Great colors, and I will definately be purchasing some online.
    Thanks for the demo
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  • 3/29/2008 8:01 AM Juliana wrote:
    I wish I could make a road trip to Milwaukee today (perhaps a road/boat trip if I used the Ludington ferry).
    I hope you have a great show--and spring like traveling weather!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:02 AM Diane Lapointe wrote:
    Wonderful tutorial Gina!!! I didn't know how to use them,but now I'll just have to get some! You're one good sales person,you're awesome! And your card is gorgeous!!!
    Thanks for the chance to win once again!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:03 AM Rhonda wrote:
    Thank you Gina. I was able to cut but not emboss. You make it look easy. I appreciate the visual and will give it a try following your directions.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:03 AM Kimberlee wrote:
    Gina,
    You always have such amazing give aways! This is some amazing blog candy. I love reading your blog and learning new stuff when there's a crafty thing going on in the message - though those frozen waves are pretty neat too. Enjoy your weekend
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  • 3/29/2008 8:03 AM Jan K wrote:
    I love the Rub-On's and I have been wanting to try the Nestabilites for some time. Thanks for the chance to win and try. Love your work.
    Jan K
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  • 3/29/2008 8:05 AM Ginny H wrote:
    I have really been needing this tutoril. It came at just the right time. Thanks! Sure hope I win
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  • 3/29/2008 8:06 AM Otter wrote:
    I am sooooooo addicted to nesties!!! I can't wait to get my hands on the new ones introduced at CHA!! WOO HOO!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:06 AM Nicole wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial. I have seen some others but this one is very clear. the care is also very nice. Thanks for a chance to win.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:06 AM Ginny H wrote:
    I have really been needing this tutorial. It came at just the right time. Thanks! Sure hope I win
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  • 3/29/2008 8:07 AM Glitter Queen wrote:
    Great Tutorial. No wonder your blog has got to be number 1. I love my cuttlebug and nesties. They are truly a must have for everyone. I use mine all the time and yes I am waiting for the new nesties to come to my nearest store. Your giveaway is very generous and would love to win it. Thanks for the chance and keep up the fabulous work. Love Ya!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:08 AM Carrie wrote:
    I love my cuttlebug and have really wanted the nesties...sigh. What a great giveaway and your tutorial is just fabulous and sooo easy to follow.

    Thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:08 AM Lynne wrote:
    Gina, I love those nestabilites, & HAVE TO
    have some more Oh, and thanks for reminding me about the paste! I had it for years but forgot about it, ha ha.. Maybe you should run a contest on "Who" has the most stuff that they forgot they even have! lol Thanks for the reminder and good luck at the show this weekend
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  • 3/29/2008 8:09 AM Ellie Augustin wrote:
    I love all your tutorials Have a wonderful weekend!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:10 AM Monica Lockhart wrote:
    I am dying to get the Nesty's!! Loved your tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:10 AM Lisa Fraise wrote:
    Thanks so much for this tutorial, I have kidnapped my sister's cuttlebug....shhhhhhhh and I am going to play today!!! Just love your blog.
    Lisa
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  • 3/29/2008 8:13 AM Sandra wrote:
    Gina, Thanks so much for this great tutorial. I too learn visually, and now that I see it, I get it. You are the greatest.

    Sandra
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  • 3/29/2008 8:13 AM Allison wrote:
    What amazing blog candy! Thank you for the tutorial on using Nestabilities with the CB. I love your blog...wish I lived in WI so I could visit your store IRL!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:13 AM Jacki j wrote:
    I NEEDED a visual. Maybe now I'll pull out my Nestabilities. I like your storage idea too. Since I don't store my stamps in the tins, I have a few extra sitting around here.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:13 AM Crystal B wrote:
    I LOVE the nestabilities and NEED more Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, I think I need to find a sheet of chipboard for the embossing I think it will work better than the cs I have been using.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:13 AM Tanya C wrote:
    Thanks so much for the tutorial. Think I need a set of these to try out. hope to win one.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:15 AM Eileen McClean wrote:
    A great tutorial. I received the cuttlebug as a gift at Christmas but now I will be able to use it.Thanks for the opportunity to win.Have a great day.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:15 AM Julie Campbell wrote:
    Wow! Your tutorials are always so perfect! I am going to have to try out the chipboard shim! I love that idea.

    I always place my dies face down over my stamped image (opposite of how everyone recommends) so that I can center it perfectly. It's also great to do it this way to create a 'window' in the exact place where you want it. It doesn't hurt the plates and seems to make cutting a lot easier for me.

    I would LOVE to have some of the new dies! And... that metallic paste looks awesome! (and so reasonable!)

    Thanks, Gina!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:15 AM Jessica (irishjc820) wrote:
    Awesome tutorial - as a visual learner myself, that is so helpful! Now to get my hands on some Nestabilities...

    And that metallic paste is so cool - it's new to me too!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:17 AM Diane Cooper wrote:
    Oh Gina, you rock! I purchased my first set of nesties- squares, and would love to add more to the collection. I love the way you have sored yours too. Off to Staples I go! I have some of that paste and it is great stuff. I have used it with the embossing paste, and love the results. Let me know if you want a sample of a card with it!
    Have a great weekend at the show!
    Diane
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  • 3/29/2008 8:17 AM Lucygail Henson wrote:
    I would love to win this. Thanks for the tutorial and the chance to win the blog candy. Lucygail
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  • 3/29/2008 8:18 AM Lori wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial - it helps so much! The paste looks really cool and I can't wait to try some.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:18 AM Annapurna wrote:
    Thanks for telling us what you store in those boxes. Mine are still on the sheet they come in. Now I gotta go find those tins and magnetic paper. Oh wait, I have plenty of fridge sticker advertisements. May be those will work.
    I have my sandwich instructions taped behind the wall where my cuttlebug sits. hee hee.
    I would love some rectangles please
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  • 3/29/2008 8:18 AM Pamela Tetreault wrote:
    Thank you so much for showing how these things are used.. I have heard so much about them and never really knew what all the fuss was about.. your tutorial was amazing and I found it so helpful.. thanks so much, Pam
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  • 3/29/2008 8:21 AM Bethany Paull wrote:
    Hey Gina! I like your nestie storage. And what a FAB!!! give away.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:21 AM Mudmaven wrote:
    Thanks so much for the visual - it helps so much to actually see what you should be doing! ~chris
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  • 3/29/2008 8:21 AM Justine wrote:
    I've been trying to figure out for the longest time if I *need* these Nestabilities and it's clear now that I do! Thanks for the tutorial. This is very helpful!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:22 AM Kristine Reynolds wrote:
    Gina,
    Great tutorial! I am a visual gal too so pic's are sooo helpful! Would love to try out that new paste-it looks awesone! Thanks for your great blog!

    Kristine
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  • 3/29/2008 8:22 AM Lana P wrote:
    I so wished I lived closer to your store. Love your blog, but would much rather see you demonstrate in person. I have a cuttlebug and wondered how I could use the Nestabilities along with it and NOW I know how. Thanks for the tutorial, the candy and your love for your customers! It shows!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:23 AM Anne wrote:
    Good Luck in Milwaukee not that you will need any! The tutorial on how to use the nestabillities has certainly got me wanting some. It is so much better when you know what you are doing. Do you think that you could give a tutorial on how to use them with a sizzix? Thanks for all you share!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:24 AM Christi wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! I just purchased my first set of nestabilities. Now I'm off to get some chipboard!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:27 AM Sharon King wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial...and the chance to win some nestabilities!
    Love your blog.
    Sharon King
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  • 3/29/2008 8:27 AM Chris Hauck wrote:
    Wow what great goodies! I have the Cuttle Bug but have not yet purchased any Nestabilities because I'm completely intimidated by how to use them. Thanks for the tutorial. When I get a little extra cash, I may just have to invest in the nesties.
    Chris
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  • 3/29/2008 8:27 AM JoAnn Burnham wrote:
    Great tutortial. Thanks for a chance to win such awesome candy. Thanks for all you inspiration.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:28 AM Jimmi Mayo wrote:
    Thank you soooo much for posting this tutorial! I have a print out of the "sandwich" right here and still never can get it just right
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  • 3/29/2008 8:28 AM Pam wrote:
    Beautiful card and always such great tutorials. Thanks for the chance to win some blog candy.
    Maybe a dumb question, but where do you buy Nestabilities?
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  • 3/29/2008 8:30 AM Kristin Albrecht wrote:
    Oh man. I have been drooling over the nestabilities for sooooooooo long. I never actually understood what they were, or what they were for ...... until your tutorial. Gina K. . . . You are the best! Please, please, please, pick me and I won't let you down on the designs I come up with with my new tools!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:31 AM Lisa Henke wrote:
    No, you're not an idiot, it took be a week of fiddling around with my bug and my nessties to get it right. I just couldn't get the embossing to turn out. I finally got it and love it! Thanks for your tutoial, now I'll have to try it your way to see if I like it better. thanks for the chance to win! keeping my fingers crossed! I want those oveals!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:32 AM reflections:0) wrote:
    Really great card! Thank you, for showing how to use these and a great chance at the Nestabilities and rub-on paste...:0)


    reflections:0)
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  • 3/29/2008 8:32 AM Ann Martin wrote:
    I love the look of anything metallic - how do you always know what we want before we do?! LOL
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  • 3/29/2008 8:33 AM Kim H wrote:
    OMG I thought I was the only one that could not get the sandwiching right- I have a set of buckles from spellbinders and I can make it work!

    I have been wanting the nestablities for a long time. I would pee my pants if I won them...serious in excitement of course!

    Have a wonderful time at the show!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:34 AM Rosella wrote:
    Gina, thanks for this great tutorial. I have been wondering how the cuttlebug and the nestabilities work together, and a visual is just PERFECT!! I would LOVE to win either of these products!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:34 AM Gerrie wrote:
    This tut is just marvelous, I am going to try to get the nestabillities to work one more time. Thanks for your help. It's all in the visual.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:34 AM Linda wrote:
    Gina,
    Thank you so much for the tutorial. I can't wait for the metallic paste. I "need it". I store my nestabilites in Clear CD cases with the magnetic sheets from Staples. I am going to forward your tutorial to all my card making friends because I don't want to be the only "nestability addict in the group. Thank you.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:34 AM heather the mooselover wrote:
    Fantastic tutorial. I love metallic rub-ons!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:35 AM Maria H. wrote:
    WOW! I have been wanting to try the nesties, but just haven't been able to get them yet. Thanks for the chance to see them up close! Looks like I need to get some of those for sure now! Have a wonderful day!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:35 AM Kate wrote:
    Gina,
    Thank you, Thank you, Just like you said, I have read time and again how to use my nestabilities with the cuttlebug but could never make it work. Now I can! Thanks again
    Kate
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  • 3/29/2008 8:36 AM Brenda IN Indy wrote:
    Thanks so much. I didn't know how to emboss and I have had metallic paste forever and didn't know how to use it. Can't wait to get more nestie's. Thanks for the blog candy giveaway. That is great!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:37 AM Karyn wrote:
    Gina I love the new idea for using the metallic rub ons! I have some that just sit cause I only knew to rub them onto pieces made of clay or UTEE LOL!

    I would love to try those nestabilities out - they make the card look extra special!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:37 AM Amy Miller wrote:
    Gina:

    Good luck at the show this weekend! Love the metallics! Can you give a tutorial of how to get the Cuttlebug out of the box?! I still have not opened mine...maybe I can do that today!

    Amy
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  • 3/29/2008 8:38 AM Donna (Rostergold on SCS) wrote:
    You are a lifesaver!! I have a class tomorrow and I've been struggling with my Nestibilites die and how to get it to emboss. I too read and rered the directions about how to die cut and I must have stopped reading because my embossing steps were on another sheet. I just thought that the embossing happed when you die cut. Your pictures are worth a thousand words!!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now I'm off to recut the piece for my class! Oh! Oh! And I can't wait for the metalic inks!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:40 AM Penny wrote:
    Thanks Gina for pictures of the step by step method. I am such a visual learner and this cleared up my questions. You rock!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:41 AM Kelly Mahany wrote:
    Gina,

    Thanks so much for explaining the Sandwich process using the Cuttlebug! I felt like a dummy too!! I love the metallic rubons!! I would love to win your prize package!!

    Thanks so much for offering it!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:41 AM Betty wrote:
    I love your tutorials. They are always so easy to understand and I get excited to learn that tutorials.
    I love this project! What a neat way to add color.
    Thank you again for a GREAT!!! tutorial.
    Betty
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  • 3/29/2008 8:43 AM Chris W wrote:
    I have been considering at the Nestabilties as everyone raves about them - and I've read the instructions on how to make the sandwich for my cuttlebug - I just couldn't grasp it. THANK YOU as you've provided a great step by step tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:44 AM debbie (dbdoodle) wrote:
    WAHOO! I just LOVE LOVE LOVE your blog candy! Thanks for the tutorial b/c I have one set of nesties and I could never get it to emboss right. Didn't realize it was a TWO STEP process! TFS!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:44 AM Erin wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial Gina. I love the visual! Have a great time at the show.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:45 AM Jen S wrote:
    This tutorial ROCKS, and so does your blog! Thanks for the chance to win!

    Hugs...Jen
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  • 3/29/2008 8:46 AM Tami Mayberry wrote:
    I have several of those rub on sets somewhere...might have to see if I can find them No nestabilities though. That card is too cute!! hOpe you have a great show! Wish I was closer.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:46 AM Beth T wrote:
    I love all the embossing on your card. I've seen so many cool projects done with the Nestabilities. Thanks for the tutorial on how to use them (and the neat magnet trick). I've got the Cuttlebug and no Nestabilities, but they are on my wish list.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:46 AM Marie wrote:
    Can't thank you enough for that tutorial! I am a visual person, and this helped me so much! I have a Cuttlebug, and want Nesties sooo bad!
    Thanks....
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  • 3/29/2008 8:46 AM Sheila wrote:
    I was one of those "people" that could never get it right with the nesties. Thanks so much for the tutorial. I guess I needed the visual too. What a cool thing you did with the metalics. I can't wait to get some now. Thanks for offering the great candy and showing "us" how easy it is the work the nesties.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:47 AM Anonymous wrote:
    Yes Ive been wanting to try the nestabilities............got my fingers crossed
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  • 3/29/2008 8:47 AM Judy T wrote:
    WOW!! Something new and exciting to start "collecting"! Love your tutorials. You're such a sweetie!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:47 AM mel t wrote:
    Thnaks Gina! I bought a set of nestibilities and tried to use them once with no success. So now I will brave the waters and try them again. thanks for the great tutorial and the paste loks great and easy.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:48 AM Maria wrote:
    Gina, I have to say this is one of my favorite cards from you in awhile. And the best part is I now have this stamp set so I can totally case it. Well almost just need those nesties!!!! HINT HINT!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:48 AM Pesc wrote:
    I find your tutorial is amazing and it will make it easier to used those!! Did not look user friendly at all when I was reading the "sandwichs" receipes!
    Thanks for the chance to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:50 AM Callie wrote:
    Wow, I just love your work. I have a cuttlebug, and I would love a set of nestabilities. Thank you for the chance.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:50 AM Lori Travis wrote:
    What an easy tutorial with the cuttle bug and the nestabilities!!! The rub on colors look beautiful. It would be great to be picked for either item.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:51 AM Lori H wrote:
    I love the storage idea! And the metallic paste looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:52 AM Belinda wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial on the nestabilities and the rubon colors! :o) Thanks for sharing and thanks fo rthe chance to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:53 AM V Reed wrote:
    Oh I love, love, love the rub on paste colors! If you have white core cardstock, run it through the cuttlebug with an embossing plate and then sand the top for a distressed look. Add a bit of the paste to really highlight the sanded areas. It takes to the white sanded areas super fabulously!

    V
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  • 3/29/2008 8:53 AM Donna Rinckel wrote:
    Hi Gina,
    Your card is so cute! I reall enjoy your tutorials and entires that you send. Thanks for all the help you give to so many of us! Have fun at the conference.
    Donna
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  • 3/29/2008 8:53 AM Katie wrote:
    WOW what a great tutorial! I've glanced at the nestables at the store but only bought the folders since I didn't know how they worked! You've sold me, now I need to buy some Thanks again Gina!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:56 AM Linda wrote:
    Count me in! Great tutorial, btw. Would love to start off my collection of nestabilities....love that they work with a number of machines (I have the Spellbinders Wizard).
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  • 3/29/2008 8:56 AM Jeri wrote:
    Love your tutorials. They are so easy to follow. Great new products. Thanks for all you do!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:57 AM Andi Hays wrote:
    That you so much for the tutorial. Now I will know how to use the Nesties when I win them! I have to be the only person out there without any! Maybe one day...Tuesday?! Or I should start a business and then sell them...that way I would have them all! Thanks for the great giveaway! Have a wonderful day, Gina!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:57 AM cathy tidwell wrote:
    I just loveeee your tutorials! Im, like that, need visual! lol. Thanks again and gorgeous card as always!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:58 AM RitaC wrote:
    Dear Gina,
    Many thanks for the tutorial! I was truly wondering about myself having the same issues you mentioned with cuttlebug/Nestabilities sandwich recipes. This is perfect!
    Rita C.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:58 AM cheryl wrote:
    Well Gina I just loved your tutorial, it felt like you were right here talking to me. thank you
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  • 3/29/2008 8:58 AM Andi Sexton (rrlscrapgal) wrote:
    Another awesome tutorial Gina! I loved this one.. I'm like you, I have to 'see it' to 'get it'!!!
    And who would of thought on the metallic paste? Super idea!
    Andi
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  • 3/29/2008 8:59 AM EJ wrote:
    Wow great tutorial (as usual) I have heard a lot about the nestabilities but wasn't sure whether they could be used with the cuttlebug now I know . I would LOVE to win this blog candy. Have a great weekend
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  • 3/29/2008 9:00 AM cary wrote:
    I love the pictures with your explanation. This made so much more sense. Also, the metallic is way cool!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:01 AM Michelle Adams wrote:
    Wow Gina! Thanks for the awesome tutorial! And for the chances to win!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:01 AM Linda wrote:
    Thanks so much for the wonderful Tutorial. It helped me so much as I must be a very visual person too! Makes me want to try with the Nestabilities myself!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:02 AM Melissa Flieg wrote:
    Gina - another great tutorial. I use my nestablities in my big kick but was trying to help a friend use hers in a cuttlebug and this tutorial would have helped alot. The metallic paste looks great. Good luck at the show.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:03 AM Pinky wrote:
    Thanks for the tutrial! Love my cuttlebug...

    Pinky
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  • 3/29/2008 9:03 AM ~Michelle~ wrote:
    Love the tutorial....I just finally saw these a few weekends ago in real life.
    Your tutorial is great!!! Rubons with them are a great idea!!! Good Luck at the show!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:03 AM Jean Rowell wrote:
    I just bought my cuttlebug not to long ago and purchased only one nestabilities. I love being able to learn how to use my tools in different ways ! Your tutorials are always so clear & informational. Thanks so much !
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  • 3/29/2008 9:03 AM Tracy wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial Gina! I love my Nestabilities and use them all the time. I like the idea of rubbing color on to define the embossed edge! Thanks for the idea and the chance to win.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:04 AM Pat M. wrote:
    Hi Gina,
    Good Morning from New Jersey! Thank you for your tut! I printed it out for future reference. Please enter me in your Blog candy giveaway. I would love to win some great items to get my creative juices flowing. :o)
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  • 3/29/2008 9:04 AM Deanna wrote:
    I have a few sets of nesties and I can honestly say I have not yet embossed with them... you can bet I will tonight!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:05 AM Jayne wrote:
    Gina, you have to be one of the most generous people on the planet! Thanks for sharing what you love with all of us! Your blog has to be one of the best!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:05 AM Lorie wrote:
    Oh, Gina! Thank you so much for the tutorial. I've got some Nesties and I haven't used them because they have been a bit overwhelming but with this tutorial I know I can do it! That is my goal for today...make a card with my Nesties. That paste looks so neat! Just how do you come up with this stuff?
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  • 3/29/2008 9:05 AM Kimme Leach wrote:
    I have been resisting the nestabilities thinking that since I have an e-bug I don't need them. Hmmmm...you are slowly pushing me over the edge. You are such the enabler. Thanks for showing us how to use them so I will be ready when I do get them.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:07 AM Susan C. in NY wrote:
    Great tutorial Gina. I don't have any Nesties yet, though they are on my list! And the paste looks interesting too. Thanks for always having such great blog candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:09 AM Peggy Springer wrote:
    Wow! More Blog Candy - you are SO generous! thanks for the opportunity to enter. Hope you have a great time in Milwaukee - and get lots of new customers! Wish I could be there!
    Peggy S. pringer
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  • 3/29/2008 9:09 AM Bernice D wrote:
    Someday I will own some of those Nestabilities, but for now I will be saving my pennies. Great idea on storing them on magnetic sheets. And I love the metallic rub-ons...they are sooo easy to use. The card is adorable!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:10 AM Penny wrote:
    Love seeing your tutorials. I've been wanting a set of these to play with.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:11 AM Pam wrote:
    What a great tip on storing the dies! Very clever!! Nestabilities are on my list, too....
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  • 3/29/2008 9:12 AM Rebekah wrote:
    How fun, fun, fun!

    Have a wonderful weekend at the expo! Sounds so fun...almost made it to Milwaukee this weekend too and would have taken a peek at you all there! Boo-hoo, here I sit!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:14 AM Theresa wrote:
    Wow! That was great, except now I have more to add to my wish list. Thanks for the chance to win.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:15 AM Kathy Jackson wrote:
    Well I have a cuttlebug so now all I need are the dies!! I really like how you explained the tutorial for us "visually impaired" people!! I've never seen the metallic paste, might have to try so of that. Thanks for the chance to win!!! Hope the show goes well!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:18 AM Toni K (koolnkrafty) wrote:
    WOW!!! You are da bomb! You are smart, talented, and generous to boot. Great tutorial. Thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:19 AM Jackie wrote:
    WOW...you give the most awesome gifts away! I've never won anything...but I keep trying!! I love that metalic rub on! Can't wait for that to come out! I have the Cuttlebug...but haven't gotten the Nestabilities...yet! Thanks for sharing, teaching, and giving!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:20 AM Tanis wrote:
    How fun is that? I don't have any nestabilities and that rub on paste looks great
    Thanks Gina, good luck everyone!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:22 AM Sarah wrote:
    Thanks for the visual of how to use them with the cuttlebug. Now I think I can be successful. I am really a visual person. I love the look of the rub on paste. I would love to try some and add to my Nestabilities. I only have the small rectangle.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:22 AM Heather B wrote:
    Gina,
    I hope your weekend is great and that your aren't too exhausted when your done. I also would love to win the Nestabilities!
    Thanks for the chance,
    Heather B
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  • 3/29/2008 9:22 AM Michelle T. wrote:
    Wow, I didn't think I needed those, but NOW I do! I have a Big Shot but I'm sure I could figure out that sandwich. Thanks for giving us dummies the full tutorial! I feel better now!

    Michelle T.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:22 AM Mandy Kirk wrote:
    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I am such a visual learner and that tutorial was awesome and so helpful. Also thanks for the storage idea, are those just CD tins? The paste is also so cool. What an awesome post!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:24 AM Sharon Harnist wrote:
    Beautiful card, Gina, and great tutorial . . . aren't you sweet to give away such fabulous prizes (I don't even have those new Mega Recs yet)!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:25 AM tinamarie wrote:
    Thank you so much for sharing! I love all of your tutorials. They are so awesome! I love the new rub-on paste. I can't wait to get some!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:25 AM Mary Jane D. wrote:
    Gina - thanks so much for the visual tutorial. I have the sandwich list, but am a visual learner. Thanks also for the chance to win. Have a great time at the show.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:26 AM Sandy Murphy wrote:
    gina

    thanks so much for you generosity and fun tutorials. hope your weekend is a big success.

    sandy murphy
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  • 3/29/2008 9:26 AM Jamie Morris wrote:
    Gina thanks so much for that. I just ordered my first set of nesties and I was getting a bit worried about how to use them. You are so great!! That metalic stuff is so cool and afordable. Can't wait until you have it in store!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:28 AM Stacey wrote:
    Your tutorials ROCK!! Thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:28 AM Tami Bayer wrote:
    Oh my heaven and stars this is amazing! I definitely need some nesties now. Haven't yet jumped into that pond, but you make it look so easy. Beautiful tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:29 AM Nancy Freeman wrote:
    I want to be first in line for that amazing paste! WOW! I have only used my Nesties for cutting, I can see that I'm going to have to start embossing as well. Thanks for this super tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:30 AM Kathleen wrote:
    Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. All the pictures make it so easy to follow. I hope your weekend is going well. Thanks for the chance to win some great candy. I don't have either of those items.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:31 AM Donna Baker wrote:
    you're so wrong-you're not stupid! it took me a while to 'get' the sandwich thing! Love your visual and the rub-on paste?! Too exciting! wow!!! Thanks for this, Gina! Your tutorials ROCK
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  • 3/29/2008 9:31 AM Lori Barnett wrote:
    WOW! I really think this candy is yummy!!! ha! I see you have like hundreds of comments...do you actually have time to read them all? LOL. You always have such good info and great pictures. You make us all want everything you talk about! I don't have any of these dies...but I do have the Wizard. I would LOVE to have a set of these and give them a run through my machine!
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    1. 3/29/2008 10:23 PM Gina K. wrote:
      Yup, I read them all!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:32 AM Adriane wrote:
    Great visual tutorial!!! I am so visual now all i need is some nesties...
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  • 3/29/2008 9:33 AM Karen M wrote:
    I really like the way that metallic paste makes those embossed edges pop! Thanks for the tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:33 AM GrammaStamper wrote:
    Thank you so much for the visual tutorial. I learn by seeing as well. What a great blog candy you are offering and I hope you pick me! I would adore this product and would use it on just about everything. Thanks for the chance to win, Gina.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:36 AM erinkmckinney wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial!! I love the look of the metallic paste!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:36 AM Yohandy wrote:
    Thank you so much for the visual pictures of how to do it. I'm just like you, I need to see how things are done just so I can understand them. lol.
    And thanks for the tip about the magnetic sheet. I would've never thought of it.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:37 AM Joyclynn wrote:
    Gina, what a great tutorial (I needed the visual too).. I gotta get me one of those mats! Thanks yet again for your generosity!
    Joyclynn
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  • 3/29/2008 9:37 AM Julie wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial, my first set of nesties are on the way. I can't wait to try them out. Thanks again.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:38 AM Kay Marini wrote:
    Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been debating whether or not to get some nesties and you just sole me. I love the metallic rub on too.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:38 AM Shawn K. wrote:
    Ooh I love the Nestabilities! Cool tutorial, maybe you can do one with the Big Kick? I'm sort of hit or miss with the embossing thing. They cut like a charm and emboss that image, but embossing alone is still difficult.

    Shawn K,
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  • 3/29/2008 9:41 AM Cheri S. wrote:
    Thank you for doing this tutorial. I have been wanting a set of Nesties also, but without seeing them (only the results) in real use it is hard. The LSS has not ordered any and I don't think she will. Your addition of the metallic rub-ons was a great finishing effect. I would love to win either prize.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:42 AM Kristine wrote:
    Those nestabilities have been calling my name for a while now. Thanks for the tutorial. Your card is really sweet!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:46 AM Kathy H wrote:
    I never thought of using the rub-ons to highlight the embossing. Duh . Thanks for another great tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:47 AM JenMarie wrote:
    WOWSERS Gina!!!!
    FAB tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:50 AM Cindy Coffman wrote:
    Absolutely love your tutorial and the card!! Would love to win some nesties...been wanting them for a long time but just don't have the funds!! Those metallic rub-ons are awesome too! Thanks for the chance!

    Cindy Coffman
    cac1957@hotmail.com
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  • 3/29/2008 9:50 AM Merry Gray wrote:
    Thanks for the great tute! I'm a visual person too and this really helps. I'd love to try the Nesties-pick ME!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:52 AM Lighthousegirl wrote:
    Great tutorial - thank you I just got a Cuttlebug today and was wondering how they work with Nestabilities - all I need is some to play with
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  • 3/29/2008 9:53 AM Lighthousegirl wrote:
    Great tutorial - thank you I just got a Cuttlebug today and was wondering how they work with Nestabilities - all I need is some to play with
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  • 3/29/2008 9:55 AM Terri Cassidy wrote:
    Another GREAT!!! Gina K tutorial. You have to be the BEST enabler in the world. I can't wait to get those metallic rub-ons.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:57 AM Anne Lawrie wrote:
    Wow, Gina! I don't know how you do it all! Thanks for another great tutorial, and a chance to win more incredible blog candy.

    Smiles,
    Anne
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  • 3/29/2008 9:59 AM Thao wrote:
    Thanks for the awesome tutorial, Gina! I'm really loving what people have been doing with their Nesties. Gonna have to get some!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:59 AM Casie wrote:
    I'm dying to see the new Jumbo Nesties!! I have been thinking about using some metallic Rub-n-Buff that my mom had for a different project, I wonder if it's similar to your new item? Love the tutorial too!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:00 AM Newstampinaddict (Alison) wrote:
    Gina! Thanks for the awesome tutorial and the great chance for some truly amazing blog candy!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:00 AM Laurie L wrote:
    Loved the tutorial - any chance of doing one for us Sizzix users?
    Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:00 AM Theresa Grdina wrote:
    Gina: You are a lifesaver!!!! I have struggled with the directions also but then realized I am a visual person. Your tutorial will finally get me using my nesties!!! Thank you so much.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:01 AM Doris D. wrote:
    Great tutorial. I always get so much out of your visuals. You are the greatest. I have been wanting to try the Nestibilities so hope you choose me.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:01 AM Jessie wrote:
    Thank you! Thank you! I so needed a visual of how to use them as well! I have been able to cut, but the embossing had not been going well! I now can not wait to get home from visiting family to play! Thanks again Gina!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:04 AM Karen Barineau wrote:
    Thank you for yet another great tutorial AND a chance to win Nestabilities or Metallic paste!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:05 AM Janet Marks wrote:
    This tutorial was PERFECT! You are so generous with your blog candy! I have my fingers crossed!! Thanks for all you do. Janet in NC
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  • 3/29/2008 10:05 AM Cheryl Hinton wrote:
    Gina,

    Good luck this weekend. I'm sure everyone will love your products/stamps.

    I have a couple of the nestibilities but would LOVE another set. I keep mine in a cd case but use the magnetic sheet too.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:05 AM Melissa wrote:
    Your tutorial is fantastic. I don't have any nesties yet, so thank you for the chance to win a set.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:07 AM Kathy wrote:
    Thanks Gina - I have always wanted to see what everyone is talking about! Can't wait to try!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:07 AM Nancy E wrote:
    What a great prize!! Thanks so much for the visual on the Nestabilities! I never thought to use the chip board instead of scraps of cardstock.

    I do mine slightly different though.... I layer mine the opposite way so that I can see where I am playing my template over an already stamped image... So A plate, B plate, cardstock, nestability cutting side down, C plate.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:08 AM Tricia T wrote:
    Gina - what a great tutorial. Of course, I'd been able to stay *away* from the Nesties 'cuz I knew I wouldn't be able to figure out how to use them... but now...!!!!!! Sigh. Another thing for my wish list! LOL!!

    Good luck at the show!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:08 AM Louise wrote:
    Excellent tutorial! Now I hope you will do one with the Bigshot. The metallic paste looks like fun. Another must have item.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:09 AM Tracey aka cuccicoo1002 wrote:
    GREAT tutorial Gina! I am *such* a visual person, and I'm glad to know I was using my CB correctly! I enjoy all of your tutorials...thanks so much for the opportunity to win such AWESOME goodies! You are awesome!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:10 AM Cindy R wrote:
    Gina what a great tutorial. I need the visual as well to understand how to do things. Do you know how to use these nestabilities with the BIGSHOT machine???
    I have entered all your draws and never won............please pick me!!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:10 AM Sandy Anderson wrote:
    Gina,
    Great tutorial! I do not have Nestabilities but seeing this makes it something I'd love to play with.

    I also watched DVD 1...great DVD...I am visual and you make it very easy to follow...like I"m watching over your shoulder.

    Thanks!
    Sandy
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  • 3/29/2008 10:11 AM Michelle B. in St. Louis wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! Now if I only had that shape of nestie.......
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  • 3/29/2008 10:11 AM Claudia F. wrote:
    I've been wondering how to use them! You always make it seem so easy so thanks for the tutorial. I'd love to win them.
    Claudia
    scfranson@charter.net
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  • 3/29/2008 10:12 AM Judy wrote:
    Gina K. ~

    YOU ARE AWESOME!! Thank you!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:12 AM Barb wrote:
    I too always forget how to layer the plates, so I have printed this out and will keep by my "bug". I am a visual person, so I like pictures too!!!!!!!!!

    Thanks for the opportunity to win also--I hope to make it to the show this weekend at State Fair Park and talk to you again!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:13 AM Kimberly O. wrote:
    Great tutorial!! I've been trying to RESIST the Nestabilities... (Must resisssssssttttt!) However I may need to get the scalloped rectangles. LOL

    Kimberly
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  • 3/29/2008 10:14 AM Jamie wrote:
    That metallic stuff is SO cool! I love the nestabilities. Thanks for the cool tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:15 AM Renée wrote:
    Wiw Gina, that's quiye a give-away! I love the tutorial. Pictures do totally help. It might stick in my brain now rather than having to read every time! Your card looks fabulous. Love the colours and layout. The edging sure adds a lot!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:16 AM Connie K wrote:
    Hi,
    I love all of your step-by-step tutorials with pictures! They certainly help visual oriented people. I am really intrigued by the paste - wonder if they make it in colors as well as metallics? Anyway, just wanted to say thanks for all of the information and new products you keep adding!

    Connie K
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  • 3/29/2008 10:17 AM stacie wrote:
    Love the new metallics!! A cuttlebug is next on my list!! I love seeing the great ideas and the great variety of things youcan do! Good luck this weekend at the show...wish it was closer to me!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:19 AM Sharon wrote:
    Thanks for the visual tutorial. I too need to see in order to get it right. Love your card. I hope I'm a winner as I don't own any nestabilities but do have the cuttlebug.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:19 AM Brenda wrote:
    Great card to get those rub ons out of the drawer and onto the stamping table! Love it when "old" things are renewed, especially when you held on to them "just in case" hehe. Thanks for the great projects.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:20 AM Laureen B wrote:
    Thank you for the great tutorial.The metallic paste adds a nice touch to the card. Wish you the best this weekend.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:21 AM Val P wrote:
    Another give away --- you are just too cool! I don't have a cuttlebug, but if I win the nestabilities it will be a good reason to buy one! LOL As if I need a reason to buy scrapbook supplies!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:23 AM Tessa (shastess on SCS) wrote:
    WOW! More great blog candy! Great tutorial - um now can you do one for the big kick? Love the metalic stuff - looks like eye shadow! I would love to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:23 AM Geny wrote:
    Seriously,you are giving away Nesties, that is amazing! I would love to get another set, only one so far! Love the new sets by the way!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:23 AM broni wrote:
    Your step-by-step visual tutorial is great! And how generous you are with such a great giveaway! I really love how the pastes look when rubbed on the embossed panel! Beautiful!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:24 AM Denise wrote:
    Ahhh...a visual aid for the visual learner. Thank you! Perfect...and appreciated! I'm drooling for the nestabilities! The metalic paste looks awesome! Your card is so pretty!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:26 AM Trina wrote:
    Th metallic rub on is awesome. I can't wait to order some and all your ideas done with the Nests are to die for. I would love to win. Thanks for another great share!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:27 AM Mindy Young wrote:
    LOVE the tutorial. Thanks so much for the information and for the blog candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:31 AM Renee K wrote:
    Gina -

    Your tutorials are "da bomb!" I'm so glad you did this for us. I've had a little trouble with my nestie/cuttlebug creations, too, and this will come in handy.

    Thanks again for all the information you share with us, and for the great blog candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:32 AM Shaneka M. wrote:
    I love the sandwich recipe. Thanks for the pictured step-by-step.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:35 AM Joyce C. wrote:
    Gina--I'm a visual learner so I LOVE this tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to post the photos and explain!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:36 AM Von wrote:
    Great tutorial, thanks! I love all the tips and hints you give. Plus the chance to get some goodies is always nice!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:36 AM Deb Wood wrote:
    Thanks fro the great tutorial! I can't believe you are offering more goodies! Thanks for the chance ti win, that paste looks awesome!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:37 AM Selma wrote:
    Great storage idea. Love my nestabilities and am anxious to add more sets to my collection. Your tutorial is very good and I plan to share it with my friends.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:38 AM Teryl wrote:
    Great tutorial as usual. TFS
    I'd love to win either, but especially a Nestabilties. Thanks for the opportunity--very generous.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:39 AM Rita wrote:
    Gina, Gina, Gina...you are an amazing woman! Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us & thanks for being the generous person that you are with all these free goodies that you offer up to us girls!!! You "ROCK"!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:39 AM Laurie L wrote:
    Loved the tutorial - any chance of doing one for us Sizzix users?
    Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:39 AM ScrapNStampinMama wrote:
    Another GREAT tutorial Gina! Thanks!
    Your Blog is like Christmas all year long girl! You are FAR TOO KIND!!! I dont have Nesties yet. Just not in my Budget at this time. I am hoping VERY soon though! I just LOVE them!!!

    ((Hugs))
    Monica
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  • 3/29/2008 10:40 AM FAITH B. wrote:
    Love using the Nestabilities w/the Cuttlebug. Great tutorial by the way. I am itching for more Nestabilities, never used the rub-on paste but would like to try.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:41 AM Beverly Bishop wrote:
    Thanks for helping us to understand how to use our Nesties with the Bug. Also, The metallic rub-ons are new to me.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:42 AM Sue Virtue wrote:
    My new Cuttlebug is supposed to arrive today, and I'm very excited! Thanks for the great tutorial! I would absolutely LOVE to win a Nestabilities set! I have a couple sets of the metallic rub-on pastes, but could always use more!
    Thanks for the chance!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:44 AM Pam Clay wrote:
    You have the coolest tutorials! I am lovin' the Metallic Paste- I must be part cat since I like shiny stuff! Thanks for the awsome goodies, Gina!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:44 AM Lesa Rapp wrote:
    Gina,This tutorial is fantastic. I already got the hang of the bug with the nesties, but I have never heard of the metallic rub on paste!!!!!!!!! So cool!!!!!!! Also I love the way you are storing the nestabilites. I may have to rethink the storage cause I am not so much liking the cd cases. They break to easily and the metal would hold up tons better. Thanks for sharing!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:44 AM Charlene H. wrote:
    WOW! Rub-on paste - gotta have that. Thanks so much for the tutorial. I like having pictures-it makes it much easier.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:45 AM Tricia Dee wrote:
    Thanks, Gina, for the tutorial - pictures definitely help! I can't wait to try the metallic paste!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:46 AM Angela wrote:
    Very helpful! I just purchased my Cuttlebug and have been looking at the Nestabilities but was unsure how it all went together. Now I know how to use it and have a great idea on how to add more character with the metallics. Thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:47 AM Peggy wrote:
    Funny how things come back....I used to use the metalic rub-ons when I did ceramics. Peggy
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  • 3/29/2008 10:48 AM Laurie wrote:
    Awesome tutorial! You really helped with the embossing part! I can never get it to look as good as yours - now maybe I can! TFS!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:48 AM Kira wrote:
    Thanks so much for the tutorial! I'm just in the process of buying a Cuttlebug, especially to use with Nestabilities so this tutorial was exactly what I was looking for!

    And that is so generous of you on the blog candy!I'd love to win either, although Nestabilities would be my preference. Not expecting, but it would be nice.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:50 AM Barb wrote:
    Wish I'd had this tutorial when I first got my Nestabilities. This will be really helpful to people who are new to them. You might just want to mention that depending on your 'Bug, you may need to use extra shims to get a decent emboss.

    Love the metallic rub-on paste -- that's a real winner!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:53 AM Joan K. wrote:
    Love your blog. I have really learned a lot here.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:54 AM Joan K. wrote:
    Love your blog. I have really learned a lot here.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:59 AM christie parker wrote:
    Thanks for the awesome tutorial!!! Love the way your card turned out.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:00 AM Jean B wrote:
    I would love to win this.love the blog
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  • 3/29/2008 11:01 AM Sheryl W. wrote:
    Excellent tutorial! I have the Cuttlebug and was wondering if the Nestabilities could be used in it, and how. You've answered my questions - thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:02 AM karin wrote:
    Oh - I hope you pick me! I've been so wanting to try some nesties...
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  • 3/29/2008 11:04 AM Lauren Vincitorio wrote:
    Gina - Many Thanks for the awesome tutorial! You are so good to us, in showing these techniques step-by-step. they are so helpful and enjoyable - thank you!!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:05 AM Kathy scs kathat wrote:
    Great tutorial!!!!! I always found the sandwich recipes a little confusing and do appreciate the visual tutorial. I love my Nesties and am slowly collecting more and more of them. The metallic rub on paste looks really cool and I'd love to play with it some.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:09 AM Aimee wrote:
    oh wow what a great give away... i love nesties and now you have rub on paste to add to them..
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  • 3/29/2008 11:14 AM Roni Thompson wrote:
    OMG...I'd love to win the nestabilities Great tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:18 AM Tracy wrote:
    What a great tutorial! I just ordered my first ever set of nesties last week. Of course I don't have a machine yet, but that'll come next. Thanks for the instructions, I'm going to need them. AND for the blog candy- you are awesome!!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:19 AM Jukie wrote:
    Thank you for explaining the way to get the embossed effect, I have managed the cutting and I have sort of but not really managed to get the right impression for the embossing now I have pictures to show me what I need to do!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:22 AM kerianne wrote:
    Awesome tutorial! That paste looks super cool!! I would love to win
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  • 3/29/2008 11:24 AM joyfuljan wrote:
    Wonderful tutorial!! Now I need to get some nestabilities to try it out. Have a blessed day!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:25 AM cathy wrote:
    Thanks, Gina! You made this look so easy!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:27 AM Heather Fullerton wrote:
    What a fantastic give-away. You have the best tutorials...so easy to understand with the great visuals.
    Retired Heather
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  • 3/29/2008 11:27 AM Shannan Teubner wrote:
    What a great tutorial, Gina! I never thought to use chipboard...DUH! You're a genius! And I hope you ordered a TON of that paste cause it's going to fly off the shelves!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:27 AM Marilyn wrote:
    Great ideas, great instructions!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:27 AM Sarah B wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial!! The rub on idea is great!! CAn't wait to try it! Thanks for the chance to win!!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:28 AM beg1nagn wrote:
    Great idea with the magnetic sheet. Storage is always an issue with crafters and I love the easy inexpensive ones! Thanks for sharing, the idea and the gifts.

    Happy crafting!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:28 AM stampandweave wrote:
    I love Nestabilities and would love to have another set! The metallic paste looks great, and it would be great to have a chance to try it. Thanks for the tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:28 AM Amy Hoogstad wrote:
    Gina, I LOVE your tutorials! You are always so thorough and take detailed pictures which really, really helps. Thanks again for another VERY GENEROUS giveaway! I don't know how you do it
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  • 3/29/2008 11:29 AM Cheryl wrote:
    Your tutorials are just the best. I just have to try every one of your ideas. Thanks for this opportunity. Again, your kindness is just amazing!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:30 AM Bonnie aka raduse wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial. That paste stuff looks like a really cool addition to my stash. Better warn that truck driver he's going to be mauled by a bunch of crazy stampers when he arrives.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:31 AM Barb T. wrote:
    What a great tutorial. Love your card
    and that paste. I would love to win some for free. Great blog. Barb
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  • 3/29/2008 11:32 AM Lisa H wrote:
    I LOVE the card! The colors are gorgeous! And thanks for the tip about rubbing metallics on the edges. Very cool.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:32 AM Kim L. wrote:
    I just got my first set of Nestibilities and would love another. Great tutorial for use with the Cuttlebug, which I have. Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:37 AM Kelly L wrote:
    Wow, terrific tutorial, Gina. I am really a visual learner, and your pictures are very helpful along with the instructions! I would LOVE a new set of Nesties! The metallic paste is pretty cool, too. Thanks for your generosity, and I sure HOPE you PICK me!! Kel
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  • 3/29/2008 11:37 AM Holly wrote:
    Neat way to use the rub on metallic paste! Love my nestabilities, and I would love to win a new set!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:41 AM Elizabeth S. wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial and the idea with the chipboard. I am a viaual type person and these turorial really help. I like the nestibilities and the rub on metalic paste and would love to give it a try.
    I would love either one.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:46 AM jayne wrote:
    This was great! Could you do one for using them with the BigShot??? PLEASE!!!!

    thanks
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  • 3/29/2008 11:47 AM Lori J wrote:
    I love the idea of the magnet in the tin. Oh, and the Metallic Rub-on paste is definately going on my next order! The nesties are so fun and I can't wait to complete my collection. :0)
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  • 3/29/2008 11:52 AM Jodi Herchold wrote:
    I love your tins! I am looking forward to the new larger rectangle set!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:55 AM Jeanette wrote:
    Thanks for you wonderful tutorials, us "visual" learners appreciate it!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:57 AM Regina wrote:
    Hi Gina,
    You are the best! That is the clearest, easiest to understand tutorial I've seen on the Nestabilities/Cuttlebug combo. I knew it could be done!! Of course, you have just completely enabled me!?

    Thank you for sharing again!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:59 AM stephanie wrote:
    oh would love to win either!! thanks for the pictures, some people learn better that way!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:00 PM Jane wrote:
    Gina, now thanks to you I find more stuff I just gotta have! LOL. I don't own a cuttlebug or the nestabilities or metallic paste (which looks really cool!) I've seen the results of the nestabilities before but haven't seen how to use them. Thanks for the great tutorial!

    Jane
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  • 3/29/2008 12:01 PM Riley wrote:
    Hi! Thank you so much for the visual tutorial on this!! I have been putting off purchasing the nesties because I was afraid I would get them and not be able to run them through my cb!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:02 PM jackie r wrote:
    I love your tutorials, they are always so easy to understand. Ok - new to me but I like what I see with the Metallic Rub ons!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:02 PM Sharon wrote:
    You give the best tutorials! Thanks for the chance to win.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:03 PM Roxanne Stevens wrote:
    Thanks for the info on how to use these. Friends of mine have both ordered them and I have been hesitant to. I guess now I won't be so hesitant. Just have to wait for finances to permit.....unless I win them first.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:10 PM Linda Marie wrote:
    Thanks for taking your time to give another valuable tutorial & then blog candy! You're a jewel!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:12 PM Sheri wrote:
    Pick me~I would LOVE to win!!! Love the great visual tutorial~thanks for another great post Gina K!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:12 PM Linda Marie wrote:
    Thanks for taking your time to give another valuable tutorial & then blog candy! You're a jewel!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:15 PM HeyHeyPaula wrote:
    I enjoy your blog so much. Thanks for all the info you share about products and all the tips you share about using them. I don't own Nestibilities...yet, but they're on my wish list. Maybe I'll be lucky and win! Thanks for the chance.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:21 PM Yvonne wrote:
    Very cool! I don't have the cuttlebug (got the big kick)though. I would never have thought of using the paste, so thanks so much for that!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:22 PM Sue D wrote:
    Great tutorial as usual! I understood it even though I don't have a Cuttlebug--I use my old red sizzix for the nesties I have.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:23 PM Judi Markel wrote:
    I would really like to win a set of nestibilities. I have so many ideas on how I would use them. I love your tutorials and projects you share. Please enter me in this give-away.
    Hugs
    Judi
    rmarkel2699@wowway.com
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  • 3/29/2008 12:25 PM Vicky from Ohio wrote:
    Hi gina,
    I love your tutorials....I am going to try the "sandwich" this way. I would love to win.....thank you for the opportunity!!
    Hugs,
    Vicky~~
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  • 3/29/2008 12:28 PM Carmen wrote:
    Wow BOTH these tips are super great. Thanks for sharing.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:33 PM Jacque wrote:
    Wow, Gina! You've always got such great ideas! Now I know how I'm going to store the nesties I have. Of course, I would love the new Rectangles too!

    See at the expo today!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:34 PM Daph wrote:
    Those nestabilities are great. I just bought a cuttlebug and love the tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:35 PM Connie wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial, Gina! The pictures really help. I can't wait to try this out.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:35 PM Kathy B wrote:
    OMG!!!! I bought those Nestabilities and I haven't used them because I couldn't figure out how to use them either. I haven't purchased another set because of that. Thank you so much Gina!!
    Kathy
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  • 3/29/2008 12:40 PM Jessica wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial, Gina! My sandwich is completely different, but more complicated, so I'll have to try yours. I would love to win a set of Nestabilities! Thanks for the chance to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:40 PM Anita wrote:
    How crazy is that! I always just run my nesties back through and get a little bit of embossing. I never realized you I could get so much more definition out of it - woo hooo!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:45 PM Danielle Kries wrote:
    I have been wanting these forever. I am so glad you showed how to use them with the Cuttlebug.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:49 PM Nimue wrote:
    Gina, I love how you store your nesties! I've got mine in cd cases (with the magnetic sheets) but I think your way is more secure and may take less space.
    I'm feeling very proud because I had something before you did. Like what are the chances of that! lol Those metallic rub ons are so great. - N
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  • 3/29/2008 12:50 PM Joan Schmaltz wrote:
    Bravo! I have always had trouble but then again, I have never had a c plate. I checked at Michael's the other day and they don't sell the c. I can't wait to get one and finally get it right! Thanks so much.
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  • 3/29/2008 12:53 PM Diana VR wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial and the rub-ons look yummy! Would love to win!!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:54 PM Kathynruss wrote:
    Soooo glad to see your pics, except I'm soooo sad 'cause I don't have any Nesties, yet! I know where I'll go when I have some, maybe ones that I win! Your pics will help, lots and lots!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:57 PM GailSK wrote:
    Wow! This is fabulous! I am unfortunate in that I don't even own a set of nestabilities yet but I can't wait to get my first set!! I have the Cuttlebug already and love it - I can't imagine how cool it would be to use with the Nestabilities!! Thanks for sharing this!
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  • 3/29/2008 12:59 PM Debi Wind wrote:
    Wow, what awesome blog candy. I don't own any nestabilities so it would be awesome to have some. Your tutorial makes it look so easy and I enjoy learning from you!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:01 PM Melanie aka Batgirl wrote:
    Woohoo! Thanks I saved this sandwich to my computer! I'm always trying to remember it when I use my Nesties!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:04 PM Linda wrote:
    Thanks for the show & tell on the metallic paste. I have owned some for years but never used it. I think I will go try it now.

    I'm still waiting for my first Nestie order so would love to be your big winner!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:04 PM Sara wrote:
    I just started doing this combo myself, except I use plumber's gasket. It works just as well as the embossing mat. Thanks so much for the tip with the metallic rubon, gonna have to try that.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:07 PM Vivian wrote:
    thanks for another great toot. I am a visual person also, but sad to say that sometimes even with pics, I get it backwards. I was just about to order a set of the Nesties, but will hold off to see if I am a lucky winner!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:09 PM Shelly Plesums wrote:
    Gina,
    What a great tutorial! I am also a visual person so it was a big help. Thank you for the great candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:13 PM Stacy Twinshappy wrote:
    I love the visual tutorials since I have a hard time also. Thanks! I hope I win! Stacy
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  • 3/29/2008 1:18 PM jane wrote:
    i love the nestablities also and your tutorials are so great can not want to order the tins for my nesties. kept the great work up
    Jane
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  • 3/29/2008 1:20 PM Kelli P wrote:
    I love the card. The tutorial is very helpful too. Where do you get one of those tan embossing mats? Also thanks for a chance at some great prizes. You rock Gina!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:22 PM Robyn wrote:
    What a great tutorial. And I love the metallic rub-on stuff.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:24 PM Anna wrote:
    I've been drooling over all the embossing and have resisted but if I will any nesties I will have to buy it!! Love your cards and blog!!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:25 PM vickie wrote:
    I recently purchased a cuttlebug and several sets of the nestabilities. I'm having so much fun playing with it all. Thanks for the info and I love the metallic pastes .
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  • 3/29/2008 1:25 PM Melissa wrote:
    Thank you for the great tutorial with photos! I just ordered my first set of Nestabilities, so you have perfect timing!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:30 PM Marianne wrote:
    Thank you so much!!! Seeing how to do this really helps. I so much love all the work you do!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:31 PM Pattie Brown wrote:
    Wow, Jumbo nesties and metallic paste...I love the look.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:33 PM Lois wrote:
    As they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words". Well done.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:34 PM Debbie Y wrote:
    Cute card and GREAT tutorial! I'm visual, too, and this is the first cb/nestie tutorial that makes sense to me. Thanks for taking the time to create it.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:35 PM Nicole P. wrote:
    That rub-on paste is sheer genius. Another thing to add to the long list of items I probably can't live without.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:41 PM Jan in ID wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial!
    I have been thinking about getting the Nestabilities but have not jumped yet. Hopefully I will win a set to get me started!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:44 PM Tracy Smith wrote:
    Gina, you are tooooo cool!! I love your tutorials but you are costing me money girl!! I had to have the Janome Sew-Mini after that tutorial and now I've broken down and ordered my first set of nestabilities!! But don't worry - if I win I still have several other sets I want!! Thanks so much!! Tracy in Michigan, crazyforsu@aol.com
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  • 3/29/2008 1:45 PM Melanie W wrote:
    Love the tutorial. Great to see it in pictures rather than trying to figure it out on my own. Still haven't bought any Nestabilites yet. Can't make up my mind on which ones I want first. Would love to try it though. Thanks for the chance to win some. Oh, nice card too.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:46 PM Pamela wrote:
    Thank you so much for the tutorial! I just got my first Nestibilities yesterday and have playing around with them with no success. But with your tutorial, I've been making so many things with them that you would think I've been doing it for years!! Thanks again! ~ Pam
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  • 3/29/2008 1:47 PM QOE wrote:
    Wow - what a great giveaway. Thanks so much for the opportunity to enter and more so for the tutorial! Visual directions are always so helpful.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:48 PM Alison wrote:
    Gina, thanks for the great tutorial, and the ever-wonderful candy op! You are the Candyman!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:48 PM Kim Muhl wrote:
    Thanks so much for another great tutorial! I love that metallic paste...it looks like so much fun to play with.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:49 PM Peggy Parenteau wrote:
    YES! what a great tutorial! Takes all the mystery out. Now, how about a tutorial with the Wizard and nesties--??can't seem to find one. I'm hoping I'll be lucky on Tues. Thanks again and keep up the good work. The rub on paste looks fantastic.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:50 PM diane Hover wrote:
    Woowho...I would LOVE to win a set of these...I haven't purchased any yet! I got my Cuttlebug for Xmas and "am lovin' it"! Those metallics are great, too and a fantastic price!! thanks for such a great prize!!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:51 PM Peggy Parenteau wrote:
    YES! what a great tutorial! Takes all the mystery out. Now, how about a tutorial with the Wizard and nesties--??can't seem to find one. I'm hoping I'll be lucky on Tues. Thanks again and keep up the good work. The rub on paste looks fantastic.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:51 PM Beth R wrote:
    As Meridith on Greys Anatomy said in Season one....
    "Pick me, choose me, love me!"
    I would love to win some Nesties.
    Great tutorial, thanks for the pics.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:53 PM Cindy Vernon wrote:
    Great tutorial. I have these rubons and have never used them. I'll have to pull them out and give them ago. Thanks for the inspiration.
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  • 3/29/2008 1:53 PM Tina wrote:
    oh my gosh! Please choose me! I would love either one of these!
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  • 3/29/2008 1:58 PM amanda may wrote:
    Great tutorial!!! I love the metallic rub-ons. I have used them and I love the dimension they add!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:00 PM Karen Trueman wrote:
    Like very much! Now I need to go play iwth the nesties, so that it really sinks in!! ;o))

    Karen
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  • 3/29/2008 2:01 PM Cindy wrote:
    Well that certainly makes it look easy. I have the Bigshot and when I get some Nesties, I'm sure that will help me adapt to my machine. It is so much easier to understand when pictures are with it. Though I love the looks of the embossed cuts alone, that paste is amazing at making it really stand out.

    Thanks for including me in this opportunity to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:01 PM Karen Trueman wrote:
    Like very much! Now I need to go play with the nesties, so that it really sinks in!! ;o))

    Karen
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  • 3/29/2008 2:04 PM Karen wrote:
    Tks for the another great tutorial Gina. The paste looks like a great new product. Would love to give both of them a try.
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  • 3/29/2008 2:05 PM Tami wrote:
    Thanks so much for the step-by-step tutorial! Cute card too! Good luck at the show, I would love to be in WI so I could come!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:06 PM Sharon G wrote:
    I've been wanting nestabilities forever. Great tutorial. I have a Bigshot so I'll have to play with it to see how to make sandwiches... that is one day when I get some nestabilities. Thanks for the great tutorials; I love visiting your blog (I always learn something).
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  • 3/29/2008 2:06 PM Janice Melton wrote:
    Thanks for showing how to use the nesties! Thanks for the chance to win a set!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:08 PM Kris A wrote:
    WOW! great tutorial! AWESOME blog candy....My wish list has just gotten longer by two products. Love how you find shortcuts for us and then enable us to purchase new stuff!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:09 PM Susan H. wrote:
    Cute card! Thanks for the tutorial, it was very informative and easy to follow. I don't have any Nestabilities yet and would love to win!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:09 PM sharonw05 wrote:
    Awesome tutorial, Gina! I was never really clear on how to emboss with the cuttlebug!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:10 PM Monika Thiessen wrote:
    Thank you for a gret tutorial. It always helps seeing pictures. And thank you for a chance at winning some candy. You are so generous.
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  • 3/29/2008 2:15 PM Lori Stokes Wright wrote:
    I need the visuals too,thanks, your tutorials are wonderful! Now I gotta have Nestabilities and metallic paste!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:17 PM heidi wrote:
    Gina-another awesome tutorial. Thank you so much for the time you put into them!
    Have fun at the show this weekend!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:18 PM Wendy wrote:
    Thank you for your tutorial. It was very helpful!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:19 PM Andrea Murdock wrote:
    woot woot- fingers crossed!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:19 PM Katie Fritz wrote:
    Thank you so much for the visual tutorial--it was so helpful, and I'm sure I'll refer back to it often! And what awesome giveaways, too! Thanks for an opportunity to win
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  • 3/29/2008 2:20 PM Robyn Fergeson wrote:
    Love, love, love this card! Nestabilities look so cool - hope I win! Gina, you rock!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:20 PM Nancy wrote:
    Once again you've outdone yourself with a brilliant tutorial! Awesome candy, too. I'd love to win
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  • 3/29/2008 2:21 PM Karyn wrote:
    Thanks Gina for the great tutorial! You always make things look so simple! Gorgeous card BTW!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:24 PM Kristina Price wrote:
    Yippee! I love Nesties! Thank you so much for the visual sandwich. I work so much better with visual examples then trying to read something. Glad I wasn't alone either!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:24 PM Tammy M wrote:
    I love the baby card. Thank you for showing us how to use the paste. I would love to win some!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:25 PM Tiziana wrote:
    WOW! That tutorial was great.I thought I had understood how to use the Nesties in the Cuttlebug.... but I guess I am a visual learner too! Thanks for taking the time to explain it and for offering such great candy!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:26 PM Janet B wrote:
    I love that tutorial. Thanks for sharing it!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:26 PM Pia wrote:
    The paste looks awesome and the nestabilities too!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:36 PM peggy W. wrote:
    thank you for the great tutorial. your card looks great with the metallic paste!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:36 PM Sandy O wrote:
    Oh I love your tutorial and I would love a set of the nesties. It looks so easy! And the paste looks quite interesting too. Keep up the great work Gina.
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  • 3/29/2008 2:38 PM Sarah wrote:
    Oh wow-- look at all the comments! Well, that's because this is a WONDERFUL tutorial. I don't have any nestabilities yet, but I'm hoping to get some for my birthday in August, and this helped me SO MUCH. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:42 PM barb g wrote:
    Once again, a fantastic tutorial. I now know what all the hoopla is about for Nesties. Your storage solution looks great & that rub on paste - oh man, my wish list continues to grow. Hope you are having a great time in Milwaukee.
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  • 3/29/2008 2:42 PM Teri wrote:
    Another fabulous tutorial!!! Thank you for always posting detail tutorials for all of us and for having the most awesome blog candy! I love that metallic paste! Aloha, Teri
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  • 3/29/2008 2:46 PM jamie wrote:
    A wonderful tutorial!!!! It does help to see it, instead of reading it!!!! Would love to win!!! Thanks for the chance!!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:47 PM Holly wrote:
    Gina, you always give such great tutorials! I always have to stop and think how to do these sandwiches so I just printed out your tutorial as an easy reference! Thanks you also for a chance to win some great blog candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 2:47 PM FTZ wrote:
    I would love to win some Nestabilites and Metallic Rub-on paste, it looks like hours of fun. And what a beautiful result.
    Thank you for the chance.
    /Tina F.
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  • 3/29/2008 2:49 PM Lissame wrote:
    I just love your tutorials...so thanks for sharing. I don't have nestabilities yet so a chance to get one is great especially so close to my bithday which is the 30Mar. I love the metalic rub ons and have some in my collection...so love the card...thanks
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  • 3/29/2008 2:54 PM Gail wrote:
    Gina,
    I have a few of the nestabilities sets--they are so much fun.
    where did you get te tins to store them in and what size are the tins?
    Gail
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  • 3/29/2008 2:58 PM Gina wrote:
    Hello there, thanks so much for this needed tutorial is awesome, now I feel like I can use my nestabilities!!
    Keep doing what you do it is way awesome!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:02 PM Tonya Peters wrote:
    Gina, You and your amazing tutorial and giveaways! Thank You!!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:02 PM Sarah wrote:
    Oh great giveaway! I'd love to win.

    Sarah
    SeekingHim@gmail dot com
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  • 3/29/2008 3:05 PM Jen wrote:
    More free stuff? I don't know how you do it! Thanks for the visual tutorial...I'm a visual gal too!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:11 PM Jennifer wrote:
    This is such a super cool tutorial. and LOVE the blog candy. I added you as a fav just last night!! Woo hoo!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:12 PM Kim wrote:
    Wow, another fantastic giveaway!! Oh man, I would love some of those Nestabilities!!! lol
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  • 3/29/2008 3:16 PM Amy Y. wrote:
    Another super giveaway! Thanks for the awesome tutorial and all your great giveaways! You're the best!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:18 PM doverdi wrote:
    Great tutorial. I am so nervous when it comes to die cut machines. I really should get mine out & play with them. Thanks for your awesome tutorial. I do have plans on getting the nestabilities so I'll have to get over this.
    I also have these rubons and have never used them. I'll have to pull them out and give them a go. Thanks for the inspiration.
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  • 3/29/2008 3:23 PM Annelies wrote:
    I really like nestabilities, but I can't find them here. Even on a big cardmaking convention in the Netherlands last week I haven't seen them. So I would love to win these!
    Greetings from Belgium
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  • 3/29/2008 3:32 PM Lisa C. wrote:
    I love your cards that you make to showcase how ot use products! Love to win either of these prizes!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:35 PM Jen wrote:
    Great give-away Gina! I have been trying to resist these nestabilities for quite awhile. I just love what everyone is doing with them...slowly tempting me to give in.
    The metallic paste looks awesome and super fun to play with!

    Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:35 PM Trish C. wrote:
    Another awesome tutorial!! I never even heard of the tan embossing mat or the metallics. Just when I tbink I don't need anything else, BAM, there it is. Now, where did I hide my credit card?! haha
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  • 3/29/2008 3:38 PM Christa wrote:
    Hi
    I have never heard of Nestabilities till I came across your blog. The card you made was awesome. And now I will have to see if I can find these up in Canada. Any idea if they are sold here?
    If not then I would love to win your blog candy!
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  • 3/29/2008 3:39 PM Sandyh50 wrote:
    I love your tutorials Gina! And I do want some Nestabilities! Thanks for the chance to win! The metallic paste looks great too!

    Sandyh50
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  • 3/29/2008 3:46 PM Stephanie wrote:
    Just love your tutorials. You never ceise to amaze me.
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  • 3/29/2008 3:48 PM Joanne wrote:
    Wow, Gina, your visual tutorials are fantastic -- so easy to follow. Thank you for that and for the change to win your blog candy. I sure wish I owned some nestabilities. Thanks once again.
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  • 3/29/2008 3:52 PM Kay Mespelt wrote:
    Hi-Thanks for the great tutorial! I'd love to win either of your great prizes! Thanks for offering them! Love the card! Hugs Kay
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  • 3/29/2008 4:00 PM Susan W. wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial on using the Nestabilites in your Cuttlebug! I really wasn't sure what a Nestabilites was until you showed this tutorial. I would love to win either of the prizes!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:06 PM Kristin Homoly wrote:
    Gina, You are amazing and do such wonderful tutorials for all of us! I would LOVE to have Nesties or metallic inks! thanks for your generous blog candy! You are the best!
    Kristin
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  • 3/29/2008 4:09 PM WendyP wrote:
    What an awesome tutorial for using the Nesties! I have been wanting to buy a set but have been intimidated by how to use them. Now that it makes sense I need a set so....pick me, pick me!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:11 PM lori korpla wrote:
    I loved your tutorial. I'm still waiting to get some nesties, now i'll know how to use tem in the bug. The paste is awesome. thanks
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  • 3/29/2008 4:18 PM Carole (TruCarMa) wrote:
    You have the greatest tutorials, Gina! You really helped me re: embossing -- I haven't taken the time to figure it out, but now I know! Thanks!! And I must get that awesome paste!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:19 PM Ami wrote:
    Your tutorials are always the best and make everything so easy to understand and I really appreciate that. Thanks for the opportunity to win some nesties. I don't own any as of yet.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:20 PM janet d. wrote:
    Love your project! The tutorial was super - even though I have a sizzix machine! My suggestion is to print out the sandwich recipe and post it, inside the tin, on the opposite side of your nestie! That way when you take the nestie your recipe is always with you! Again, thanks for sharing your talent with us!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:24 PM Diana wrote:
    Wow, Gina!! Great tutorial!! It's my first peek at Nestabilities - of course, now I want them!!! And that rub-on paste.... how cool is that? Oooo - pick me, pick me!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:32 PM Eleanor wrote:
    Gina, I loved the tutorial! I have been struggling with the one set of nestabilities I have so now I am going to try your "sandwich"! Would love to win another set!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:40 PM stacy wrote:
    OMG!!! I am lovin' the nestabilites!! I love your stork card too!! Gotta find that image!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:43 PM Kacey wrote:
    Gina, great tutorial! This is what I love about your blog, you always remember what it is like to be a new stamper and try to answer the questions "newbies" have. I had my nesties for like 4 months before I actually used them and I still haven't used them to emboss. I am inspired! Thanks Gina!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:46 PM Tanya wrote:
    Thank-you for the tutorial. I'm a visual person and don't really "get" things until I see them "done" My husband ordered me a set of nestabilities, I can't wait until they get here so I can play with them.
    The metallic rub stuff looks really cool. Too bad one can't reach through the computer screen and play with your goodies!
    Have a wonderful weekend!
    Tanya
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  • 3/29/2008 4:49 PM Lori Williams wrote:
    I only have the Big Shot, but I think its the same, thanks! I can't ever get it right either! And thanks for the heads up on the metallic rub ons, I have some and will be trying it tonight!
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  • 3/29/2008 4:50 PM Linda Deline wrote:
    This is a great tutorial Gina! TFS. Can't wait to order the metalic rub-on paste either. God bless. Linda
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  • 3/29/2008 4:53 PM Dee wrote:
    You always have the greatest tutorials. Can't wait to try this.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:55 PM Susan C wrote:
    Your tutorials are absolutely THE BEST!
    I would love to win a set of these. I have seen so many creative ideas using them.
    Thanks for the chance.

    Susan
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  • 3/29/2008 4:57 PM diane 617 wrote:
    wow, love the storage idea [will need that when I win;^)]and I too, am a visual learner, so thank-you!!! Great details.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:57 PM Pat Jandacek wrote:
    Your tutorial is wonderful and should allow everyone to cut and emboss the Nestabilities correctly. I have the Cuttlebug but no Nestabilities...yet! Thanks for the opportunity to win a set.
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  • 3/29/2008 4:57 PM Connie Fouts wrote:
    Love reading your tutorials Gina. Thanks
    for another use for my Cuttlebug. I love your website.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:01 PM laulief wrote:
    Another great tutorial! I love the way you store your Nestabilites that is a great idea! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas.
    Laurie
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  • 3/29/2008 5:01 PM Kristin in OH wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial. I have a CB & would love to win this candy.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:02 PM Paula wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial!
    Love the way you store the Nestabilities.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:04 PM Carla wrote:
    My Cuttlebug can do that???? I sooo need you to keep showing me this stuff! I love to see your daily e-mails, it turns it into a happy day!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:06 PM Jenny wrote:
    I love your tutorials and your informational site. I have learned so much reading your posts. I also thank you for having "giveaways". It is a great "bonus" to all the goodies you have already given us!

    Thanks!
    Jen
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  • 3/29/2008 5:09 PM Amber H. wrote:
    I have the metallic rub-ons, bought them along time ago but would love to have some Nestabilities!! Great tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:10 PM lis-m wrote:
    please please put my name in the hat for the candy...it will be aaaages before they reach the uk . hugs lis
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  • 3/29/2008 5:10 PM Kim Flados wrote:
    Would love to win some Nestabilities or metallic rubs. Have a great day!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:13 PM Diane S. wrote:
    Gina,
    Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been waiting for so long for someting like this. Also thanks for the chance to win some GREAT blog candy.

    Diane
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  • 3/29/2008 5:14 PM Laura wrote:
    Oooo Nesties for a Blog Candy??? You've out done yourself! Very cool tutorial too! I love seeing it step by step like that! Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:17 PM jamie lawson wrote:
    LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, I want it all, I'm feeling lucky.
    jamie L.L.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:18 PM Wendy T wrote:
    Again, you did a great job on the tutorial. Where did you get the tins to hold the Nestablilities in?
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  • 3/29/2008 5:20 PM Natalie wrote:
    NO WAY!! I've been doing it wrong! So AWESOME to have your pictures and step by step instructions! now I gotta go try it!!!! Thanks so much!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:26 PM Cathy A. wrote:
    That's how you dry emboss! Now I need to find one of those tan pads. Thanks for the tutorial. Hopefully I'll see you on Sunday in Milwaukee!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:27 PM beth wrote:
    love thie ideas. I just purchased a cuttlrbug so everything was so helpful. Now all I need are some Nesties!!
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  • 3/29/2008 5:32 PM hj morse wrote:
    Fabulous! I've always loved that the Nestabilities emboss as well as cut.

    hj
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  • 3/29/2008 5:32 PM Erika Reuter wrote:
    How totally generous of your to offer such a great giveaway prize! I craft with my daughter and we could use this together and hopefully not crack our cuttlebug plates as so many people are mentioning in this blog! I have not seen Nestabilities in our Craft Shops here in Queensland Australia before. Would love to win both the nesties and the paste please, I'm sure they would be light enough to post overseas. Many thanks for this competition.I hope I win this fabulous prize. regards Erika
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  • 3/29/2008 5:46 PM Jenn D wrote:
    I bought a cuttlebug just so I could use them with Nestabilities, but I haven't acquired any yet. What a great give away adn thanks for the tutorial. I'm saving it for future reference.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:46 PM Jeanne wrote:
    What a terrific tutorial. I do think the Cuttlebug is the easiest way to go with the Nestabilities. They are an awesome tool!!!!! I had not seen the metallic paste before. Really like the subtle edge it gives to the shape and edges.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:46 PM lisa wrote:
    your tutorials are always great for me because i am such a visual person...the metallic paste looks interesting can't wait to try..
    your give aways are always awesome.
    thanks
    Lisa
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  • 3/29/2008 5:50 PM Amy Johnson wrote:
    Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have always wanted nestibilities but have never bought them because I couldn't figure out how they worked. Thanks for finally explaining it to me.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:53 PM Lori Franklin wrote:
    Love your blog! You give such great instructions on projects!!

    Lori
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  • 3/29/2008 5:56 PM Pam wrote:
    Your tutorials are fantastic! I always wondered how the nestibilities worked with the cuttlebug and now I know thanks to you. Thanks for the opportunity to win wonderful blog candy.
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  • 3/29/2008 5:57 PM Lucy wrote:
    Thank you for those instructions. A picture is worth a thousand words. I have some Nestabilities already but there is always a need for more. Thanks for the chance to win some.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:00 PM Harriet Skelly wrote:
    Thanks for the awesome tutorial! Thanks for the chance to win!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:01 PM Lisa wrote:
    Very cool.. I have heard about these but had no clue how to use! Thanks a bunch!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:06 PM Christi E. wrote:
    This is a great visual for those of us who need them. Thanks for sharing!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:08 PM vk wrote:
    The tutorial was wonderful. It sure helps me alot. Great blog candy and thanks for giving all of us a chance to win !!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:10 PM Debby W. wrote:
    Thank you for this wonderful tutorial, Gina! I cant wait to get my Nesties and start playing! I'd love to win! Pick me, pick me, lol !
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  • 3/29/2008 6:10 PM Tina wrote:
    Hi Gina, Love the tutorial! I have the metallic paste and never thought to use it that way. Thanks for a chance to win! Love your blog!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:12 PM Karen wrote:
    Great tutorial- and what generous candy! Thanks for the opportunity!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:14 PM Stacy wrote:
    Thanks for the chance at some terrific blog candy. Wow! How lucky was I to come across your SCS post today? Yippee.
    Loved the tutorial. That was what I was looking for over at SCS today. I still need to find one for a BigKick.
    I think I already messed up one of my new nesties by building the thing too thick (it looks bent) -- Sigh

    Cheers,
    Stacy
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  • 3/29/2008 6:17 PM Cassie wrote:
    A great tutorial. This will help me lots as I got the bug just for this. Thanks and I can't wait to try it out.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:18 PM Didi from Paris wrote:
    Hi there, I was wondering, as these "nestties" seem really great, if I can use them with my Sizzix ?
    Thanks a bunch for sharing all of these great stuffs =)
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  • 3/29/2008 6:21 PM mary anne k. wrote:
    I am dreaming of scalloped ovals...... you are too too kind to all of us!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:22 PM mary anne k. wrote:
    I am dreaming of scalloped ovals...... you are too too kind to all of us!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:24 PM Lisa Helmts wrote:
    Thanks for all the great ideas!!!! Love your blog!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:26 PM sherry trojanowski wrote:
    this really was very helpful...thanks for everything....i really love checking your blog every day or two.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:26 PM Stephanie wrote:
    I have been longing for the nestabilities! Ilove your blog!

    Stephanie
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  • 3/29/2008 6:30 PM Nellie wrote:
    This is awesome blog candy. I would love to win a set of jumbo nestibilities. Thanks for the chance.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:32 PM Debi Pippin wrote:
    Gina thanks for the wonderful tutorial on the cuttlebug. I didn't know it would do that. I have been using it wrong all this time. I have been using the B where the c should have been and using the dies upside down. UGGH Don't feel so bad now do you? Would love the chance to win some nestables. Thanks a million and one. Love your blogs
    Debi Pippin
    canoemom@tampabay.rr.com
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  • 3/29/2008 6:33 PM Karen from Chatham wrote:
    Great tutorial...not the way I was taught, but it makes more sense as there are fewer steps. Love my cuttlebug and nestabilities. Can't wait until our local store gets their new order in (it has been a long time coming as the nestabilities seem to be a very popular item)...I want to add to my supply. Also love your storage solution. Hope my Canadian address does not eliminate me from chances to win in your contest. Enjoy your trade show.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:36 PM Donna Hyndshaw wrote:
    Love your tutorial. Love the nestabilities--still have more to get and can't wait for the new rectangles. The metallic rub-on paste looks really great--another "need"!. Thanks for all your hard work. It is truly appreciated.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:37 PM Beverly wrote:
    Thank you so much fr the great tutorial. I for one really needed that. Also thank you for the opportunity to win one of those wonderful prizes. Sure hope it is me.
    Thanks again.
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  • 3/29/2008 6:38 PM Deenie wrote:
    OOoohhh.....sooo exciting!! WHOever wins is gonna be one lucky dawg!!
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  • 3/29/2008 6:40 PM kathy wrote:
    What a great giveaway. Your tutorial makes it sound so easy. I don't own any nestabilities because I had no Idea how to use them.(I am Dumb) Thanks for the tutorial and the giveaway
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  • 3/29/2008 6:58 PM jules wrote:
    WOW! That is so neat. I love those nesting things. I wish I could afford them.
    Thanks for showing how to use it. And that rub on paste is cool. I like it.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:00 PM buzzy wrote:
    Thank you for taking the time to show this! I know I'll be checking back to it in the future. Your metallic paste intrigues me, too.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:02 PM Barb wrote:
    Love the visuals - that is the way I learn - that card was super.

    Loved the storage idea also.

    Barb
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  • 3/29/2008 7:05 PM Andrea wrote:
    WOW! It is so easy now. I have had my nestabilities for over a year and did not know how to use them. Sad I know but now I am off to finally use them. Thank you so much!!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:06 PM Lori wrote:
    Great tutorial! You couldn't have made it any more simple. Those rub-on metallics are cool, too!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:07 PM margaret wrote:
    This is such a great tutorial. I've been afraid to order the Nestabilities, 'cause I didn't want another diecut machine. I love my Cuttlebug; maybe winning a set would get my addiction started with full force?!? Thanks for the blog candy opportunity.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:08 PM Jannette D wrote:
    I have my first set on their way to me, I can't wait to play. Thanks for all your great tips and how to's.

    Jannette D.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:08 PM Chelsey wrote:
    Another fantastic tutoriol Gina!
    I love the rub on paste, I've never seen it before. I hope we can get it in Canada. If not, I know I can order it from your store.
    Have a great weekend!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:14 PM Robbie Rubala wrote:
    Wow I love that metallic paste. Would love to win it!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:17 PM Cathy Whiteman wrote:
    Wow, I love that metallic rub-on paste. What a great bargain at that low price. Of course, I think I'm going to win it (even a better bargain!)
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  • 3/29/2008 7:19 PM Carmen wrote:
    Good luck in Milwaukee!!! Thanks for another great tutorial. Now I need some Nestabilities and the rub on paste. Maybe I'll be one of the lucky winners!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:19 PM Robyn wrote:
    What a great tutorial. I have no idea how I can love the nestabilities without even owning a set...LOL

    I'll keep my fingers crossed.

    Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:26 PM KrissyFossmeyer wrote:
    Just yesterday I was checking out the Cuttlebug at JoAnn's. I hear it calling my name!!!! Nestibilities would be a bonus and a definite incentive to purchase that cute little bug!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:31 PM Karina Anaya wrote:
    Hi Gina ~
    I was at the show this morning and stopped by your booth. I must tell I was very impressed. I bought your odorless mineral spirits and also a park of your creative marks. I used both as soon as I got home. I am looking forward to ordering your stamps as well. Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:31 PM Tamara wrote:
    I don't have a Cuttlebug, but I also learn by seeing, so I am sure this was very helpful to many people. That metallic paste looks very cool!! So excited
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  • 3/29/2008 7:32 PM Elizabeth K. wrote:
    I've been wanting to order the nestabilities but always talk myself
    out of it because it seems so complicated. Maybe if I win a set
    it will force me to try them. Your
    tutorial really makes me think I can
    do this.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:33 PM Becky Lemire wrote:
    Thanks for sharing these tips. It always helps to know you're not alone!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:40 PM Beth Mak wrote:
    What an awesome prize!! The tutorial is great!! I think I have the steps set to emboss & then I find I cut through the card.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:42 PM Beth Mak wrote:
    What an awesome prize!! The tutorial is great!! I think I have the steps set to emboss & then I find I cut through the card.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:46 PM dianne wrote:
    I just got a cuttlebug and this article fascinates me. I can't wait to try it. You make it look so easy. Thanks for such a generous chance to win this. Dianne
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  • 3/29/2008 7:46 PM Laurie Weaver wrote:
    You have the best tutorials, and the most wonderful giveaways. thank you for being so generous!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:47 PM Kim Holochak wrote:
    Hi Gina would love to win chance #1 Thanks Kim
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  • 3/29/2008 7:52 PM diane (cookiestamper) wrote:
    I haven't purchased any nesties yet (I know...gasp!) and I couldn't envision the embossing part. Thanks for showing the picture tutorial!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:52 PM Nicola wrote:
    Great tutorial. I have yet to try Nestabilities but you have definately spiked my interest. Thankyou

    Nicola
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  • 3/29/2008 7:58 PM Rachel M. wrote:
    Wow! Great tutorial! Don't have any nesties yet, but this is a chance to start! Thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:58 PM Pat Myers wrote:
    Loved the tutorial for using the Nestabilities in the Cuttlebug. I too am new to the metallic paste. I would love to win either one!
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  • 3/29/2008 7:58 PM sandie994 wrote:
    Gina, great tutorial!! Love the look of the metalic rubons. Hope you have a good weekend at the convention.
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  • 3/29/2008 7:59 PM Amanda wrote:
    Oh thank goodness you did this. I still couldn't visualize all the readings I had done on the subject. now it's there, plain as the nose on my face.
    Thanks for the tutorial and for sharing!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:00 PM Barbara wrote:
    Me, Me I want to win. Thanks for the tutorial Gina.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:02 PM Lauri Ingram wrote:
    Thanks for the picture tutorial! My nestabilities have been on that slow boat for so long!! I cannot wait to get mine!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:03 PM Janet S wrote:
    I would absolutely love to win some Nestabilities or rub-ons. What great blog candy! You are the best. I love your tutorials. Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:04 PM Jackie wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial, yours are always so easy to understand. I have a few Nestabilities and that is a great storage idea for when I have lots of them. Which is soon, I hope - *wink* !
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  • 3/29/2008 8:12 PM Shirley Hendrickson wrote:
    I can't wait totry this with my cuttlebug of course I nees to get nestabilities first. Thanks for the chance to win.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:12 PM barb wrote:
    I am hungry for either! LOL...I have just started with the cuttlebug and this would be a blessing to add to the collection! You are soooo generous, thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:18 PM Melissa (smileytexan) wrote:
    What a great tutorial!! I have the cuttlebug and one set of nestabilities. . .I could cut them fine, but the embossing didn't impress me. With your pictures. . .it all makes sense now!! Thanks Gina!! You're awesome!!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:24 PM zeke wrote:
    Loved your tutorial. Now I'm going to try my nesties. Would love to know where you got the metal boxes you store them in... you probably sell them, too. I'll have to check!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:28 PM Wendy G wrote:
    Gina, thank you so much for demonstrating how to use the sandwich for the Cuttlebug/Nestabilities dies. I have been able to cut with them, but embossing was a mystery. I can't express how much this has helped me.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:33 PM susanne sorensen wrote:
    thanks for the great tutorial. i have the cuttlebug and now i understand the reasoning and steps needed to create the perfect image.

    hope you pick me for the free nestabilities. it would make my day.

    thanks for sharing your creativity and blog goodies.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:33 PM Marzee wrote:
    I've been dying to try the Nesties!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:34 PM Alicia wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial! I do not own any of these yet but someday I will and I will need to come back and figure out how to use them!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:35 PM Carol B wrote:
    WOW! Thanks for such a great tutorial! Very clearly and visually explained! And, boy! Would I love to win a set of Nesties!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:35 PM Shelby Duning wrote:
    Yay for Gina, allways coming up with something special and the giveaway is great. Would love either one.
    Thanks
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  • 3/29/2008 8:37 PM Amanda Angert wrote:
    Thanks for the visual tutorial Gina! I FINALLY get it! Of course, now I need to get my hands on those Nestabilities.....
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  • 3/29/2008 8:37 PM Sandra L-M wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial and the chance to win some goodies. Congratulations and success! Sandra
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  • 3/29/2008 8:37 PM Lana B wrote:
    Now THAT made sense!!!! Thank you soooo much Gina!!!!
    ~Lana~
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  • 3/29/2008 8:39 PM Jen wrote:
    Okay, this is so neat! I need to get some of this colored paste. And I need to get some nestabilities. Love it!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:39 PM elsie T wrote:
    thanks for the tutorial and the chance to win some nestabilities.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:39 PM Barbara wrote:
    great tutorials I love all your stamps and so glad you share with us
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  • 3/29/2008 8:40 PM Dorene wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial. I bought a set of Nesties and now I actually know how to use them..I wish I wasn't so impressionable...
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  • 3/29/2008 8:43 PM Gale wrote:
    Now this tutorial is what I needed to learn how to use nesties. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:45 PM StampinbyGeorge wrote:
    WOW! What a great give a way! I'm excited and am ever hopeful that I might win. Thanks for the tutorial - pictures are always a plus.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:45 PM Tammi-LotRFan wrote:
    Wow Gina, you are awesome!! What an amazing gift, I love the nestabilites! Love your tutorial, thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:46 PM Nancy P wrote:
    Oh Gina! Thanks for the pictures with the great tutorial. I am such a visual learner. The metalic paste looks fantastic. Thanks so much.
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  • 3/29/2008 8:50 PM Laurie VanDerLinden wrote:
    great tutorial, I love the looks with the embossing. thanks for the chance to win a set of Nesties!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:56 PM Shirley wrote:
    I've been looking into to this and your tutorial has put me over the edge! No longer a mystery ~ thanks for the visual!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:58 PM Jessica wrote:
    Wow! That metallic stuff is cool!
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  • 3/29/2008 8:59 PM Rita K wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial! It was nice to talk with you at the stamp show today and see the sample in real life!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:02 PM Marilyn Cline wrote:
    Oh my, what a popular blog candy!! LOVE the nestie tutorial - thanks for the pictorial!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:02 PM Tammy Howell wrote:
    Love those nestibilities. Now if I only had some to use. I will check out that paste also. I love the paste and would love to use that. Thanks for all the work and good luck with your show!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:04 PM KathyJ wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial, Gina! You make all techniques easy, with your easy to follow tutorials!

    Hope you are having fun in Milw.
    Kathy
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  • 3/29/2008 9:06 PM Kim Bates wrote:
    Love the tutorial! Thanks.
    Does the metallic rub dry? I thought it was kind of like grease paint? It doesn't rub off??
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  • 3/29/2008 9:06 PM Dana J wrote:
    Thanks so much! This is great once I get some nesties!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:10 PM Vicki Doyle wrote:
    GREAT tutorial!! Thank you so much - I am a visual learner and now I think I may be able to do this in my Bigkick! Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:14 PM Kathy wrote:
    Gina, Thanks for the great tutorial. I just recently got some Nesties and now I know how to use them! ~Kathy
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  • 3/29/2008 9:14 PM Elissa S wrote:
    Finally, you made using the nestabilites idiot proof. THANK YOU!!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:15 PM Susie McCormick wrote:
    Great tutorial! I am trying this tommorrow!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:16 PM Vivian Powell wrote:
    I am really praying I can get a set of those Nestabilities. They are a super item. Thanks again for the wonderful chances you offer to us. I love your site & wonderful hint....
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  • 3/29/2008 9:23 PM Kimberly wrote:
    THANK YOU for your tutorial! I just got the Nestabilities and was looking for some visual how to!! It was perfect!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:23 PM Kathg3262 wrote:
    Hi Gina!
    I LOVE this tutorial on the Nesties. I have some Nesties and have cut with them, but was not sure about the embossing part. I would love to have some of the Metallic Rub-on Paste!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:24 PM Sharon in NE wrote:
    You're too good to us.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:29 PM Imogene wrote:
    Gina, thanks so much for the Nestie/Cuttle bug tutorial! I love the metallic pastes, can't wait to try them! Imogene
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  • 3/29/2008 9:29 PM Dianna D wrote:
    These look like my favorite metalic eye shadows! And thanks for the Nestabilities tutorial. They can seem so intimidating.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:33 PM Tan wrote:
    Oh, Gina, how I would love to win the nestabilities . . . or even the rub on metallics. Your blog is super and I enjoy learning new techniques from you. Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:36 PM Cammy wrote:
    Great tutorial Gina! I just received my first set of Nesties, so this couldn't have come at a better time. And more blog candy -- WOW! Have a great weekend in MKE!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:36 PM KariB wrote:
    Thanks a bunch for this tutorial! I have the Wizard and just bought a Cuttlebug so I can see what I am embossing and use 2 embossing folders on one card front. My next "need" is the Nestabilities. I sure hope I win these, but if not, I'll save up to get some and will bookmark this link so I can remember how to do it. THanks again!
    Kari
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  • 3/29/2008 9:37 PM Kheila wrote:
    You always offer the most amazing things to us! I would LOVE to win some nestabilities and that rub-on paste looks positively divine! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, too, now I just need the nesties! If I don't win I will definitely be purchasing the paste.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:38 PM KariB wrote:
    Thanks a bunch for this tutorial! I have the Wizard and just bought a Cuttlebug so I can see what I am embossing and use 2 embossing folders on one card front. My next "need" is the Nestabilities. I sure hope I win these, but if not, I'll save up to get some and will bookmark this link so I can remember how to do it. THanks again!
    Kari
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  • 3/29/2008 9:42 PM Pam wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial. And the great new product. It will be heading my way. Gina K you are the best!!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:42 PM Sheryl W. wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial! It is SO helpful! I love the look of the card you made - beautiful! I don't have any nestabilities yet, so winning any set would be WONDERFUL! Your blog is one of my favorites - thank you for all the tips and beautiful projects you do. You are a true inspiration!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:46 PM Christina Fischer wrote:
    Gina, what would we do without all your fantastic tutorials?!? I've been on the fence about Nesties, but knowing how easy it is to use them in my CB makes me want them now!! That metallic paste is so cool -- love how beautiful it looks on your card! Thanks for another generous giveaway!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:47 PM Julie Mutch wrote:
    Another awesome tutorial, Gina! You rock! Beautiful card and I love the look of the metallic paste on the nestie die cut. Very nice!
    Thanks for all your great tutorials and I love seeing all your cards. I'm a daily lurker! lol
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  • 3/29/2008 9:50 PM LeAnn wrote:
    Thanks so much. I just got some of these and will be playing tonight. I am excited now!! -- Oh, pick me, pick me!
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  • 3/29/2008 9:52 PM Laura G. wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial...I too am a visual learner and always appreciate the extra help. The metallic paste looks very interesting.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:54 PM Di N. wrote:
    Please please...I want to win!!! They are too cool...thanks for the tutorial.
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  • 3/29/2008 9:56 PM Shirley wrote:
    Gina,
    You are such a wonderful blogger - the Candy is the best as is your site; your picture descriptions make it so easy to follow! I definately want some metallic rib on paste and I want ALL of the nestabilites. I purchased a set of oblong a few months ago and finallly figured out how to use them in my Big Kick! You Rock
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  • 3/29/2008 9:57 PM Mary S wrote:
    Thanks a bunch for the photo tutorial. I've been on the fence about getting the Nesties, but I think I'll take the plunge now.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:00 PM Ronny Robinson wrote:
    Thank you for a very clear picture of
    how to use the nestibilities. I just
    recently put them on my wish list for 'saving up for' I got to see them in person from a friend that has them so now of course I'm wanting them.lol Isn't it wonderful to have a hobby or interest that no matter what age you are you can enjoy it with so many people. I will soon be 69 and I love learning new things and finding excitement and joy in making cards, scrapbooks and meeting and learning from new friends via internet. They are such great enablers! Thanks so much for sharing and all that you do. I too am a visual person. I sure wish you could come out here to Scrapbook USA in April and show your stamps etc.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:01 PM Brenda H. wrote:
    Love this tutorial Gina! Now all I need are some Nestabilities...thanks for this chance to win! What an awesome giveaway!
    ~Brenda H.
    (Oh, please ignore my email!)
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  • 3/29/2008 10:01 PM Ronny Robinson wrote:
    Thank you for a very clear picture of
    how to use the nestibilities. I just
    recently put them on my wish list for 'saving up for' I got to see them in person from a friend that has them so now of course I'm wanting them.lol Isn't it wonderful to have a hobby or interest that no matter what age you are you can enjoy it with so many people. I will soon be 69 and I love learning new things and finding excitement and joy in making cards, scrapbooks and meeting and learning from new friends via internet. They are such great enablers! Thanks so much for sharing and all that you do. I too am a visual person. I sure wish you could come out here to Scrapbook USA in April and show your stamps etc.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:02 PM Mary wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial ... as always. The storage solution is just what I needed (and the newest nesties). Think the metallic paste may be added to that list also.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:03 PM hilli wrote:
    Thank you for the nestabilities tutorial. This is the first time any of the directions made sense. So great to actually see the pics. Would love to have either of the candies.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:05 PM Diane W wrote:
    Oh my goodness, you make it look so easy! Can't wait to give it a try when I win a set. LOL Thanks for giving us the opportunity.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:06 PM Bobbi in KY wrote:
    Gina-love your tutorial, but it left me a little confused. I was going to buy a Cuttlebug, but now it seems SO COMPLICATED......going to have to try one out first. But I do LOVE that metallic rub-on paste.....Did you use the cuttlebug to emboss the green background too??
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  • 3/29/2008 10:09 PM Wendy (songbirdwc) wrote:
    oooh, more nesties? Sweet! Can't wait to play with the Cuttlebug and new shapes... my first ones are due SOON! Thanks for the great tutorial - you're right, most of us need the visual thank you, thank you for making it easy for us!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:11 PM Delia wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! I can always count on you for clearing the fog in my brain. Thanks so much for the opportunity to win blog candy. Thanks again!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:12 PM Odette wrote:
    Where have you been all my life??? Or at least my life since I've been a scrapper! Your tutorials are really clear & easy to follow! Nestabilities are now at the top of my *I need(Want!!)* list!!!
    Thanks for sharing

    Odette
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  • 3/29/2008 10:14 PM Susie wrote:
    Great tutorial! Very clever way to store the dies, too. I'm just learning how to make a sandwich or two for my cuttlebug...and the Nesties would be great to have...Thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:16 PM Erin Smetak wrote:
    OMG,Gina!!! What an AWESOME giveaway!!!
    I love the metallic rub-on paste! Super cool! And of course, the nestabilities are awesome and like everyone else, would love to have some!
    Thanks for the chance for a totally awesome giveaway!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:16 PM Renee V. (happystamper05) wrote:
    I think it was because I 'didn't know' how to use them that I haven't ordered them yet.
    Your tutorial is awesome and 'now' I can put these beauties on my wish list! Thank you, Gina!
    Renee V. (happystamper05)
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  • 3/29/2008 10:20 PM Patricia wrote:
    Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been a stamper for 20 years but have never seen Nesties. They look like a very useful and neat item to have to use to create cards with. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial. God's blessings.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:22 PM cynthia wrote:
    Wow what a generous offer Thanks for the tutorial too Cynthia
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  • 3/29/2008 10:25 PM Heather C wrote:
    WOw! What a great prize!! Who doesn't just love candy!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:32 PM Genie Rosenblum wrote:
    This is an omen. I am currently debating on witch die cut machine i want to purchase. I don't have one yet and have just been researching and trying out my friend's cuttlebug and wizard. It would be a great surprise if i was the one to win the nestabilities. I'm leaning towards a cuttlebug and am glad to know that the nestabilities work in this machine. Anyway, good luck to me!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:33 PM Kathy wrote:
    What a GREAT visual to a GREAT product. I love the nesties in the Cuttlebug. Your recipe is sure to be used over and over.....Plus Who doesn't love prizes
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  • 3/29/2008 10:35 PM Peggy F wrote:
    Oh Gina ~ How did you know that I needed to add more 'Nesties' to my collection. I could use just about any shape or size, so I hope my lucky number comes up. Have fun in Milwaukee!! Peggy F
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  • 3/29/2008 10:39 PM Sarah wrote:
    Love this tutorial. Thank you!I've been on the fence about getting the Nesties,guess it's time to splurge. Again a huge thank you!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:42 PM Trudi wrote:
    Gina,

    Thanks for the tutorial! Yours was very easy to follow, and I struggled with figuring mine out too! In fact, I don't know how I did it, but my C plate shattered...I appreciate you mentioning about the crack noise...mine does this, and I've been afraid to crank away after my C plate shattered all over the place!!! Chipboard works great as a substitute until I find another plate!!! Anyhow, thanks for the tutorial!! It was easy to follow!

    Trudi
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  • 3/29/2008 10:45 PM cassie wrote:
    Your generosity is just awesome Gina! Thanks so much for the chance to win these. Of course, if I win, then I'll probably want all of them.....now that I've decided I don't "need" them. But hey, I like to be able to change my mind at a moment's notice!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:46 PM Robynne wrote:
    At last some instructions to make it all make sense Thankyou
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  • 3/29/2008 10:53 PM lauri/jailbirdstamper wrote:
    what a fabulous giveaway - I love your storage idea - I'll be using it!
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  • 3/29/2008 10:55 PM Sheryl H wrote:
    Great tutorial and suggestion to use the rub-ons. Would love to get a set of nesties or rub-ons.

    Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 10:56 PM Peggy Finney wrote:
    I am new to all of this really enjoyed reading this blog. Hope you pick me. Thanks.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:02 PM Becky wrote:
    Oh my goodness; this is an awesome tutorial. I recently got my cuttlebug and you explain things so simply and your pictures are terrific. Now, all I need is some Nestabilities! I hope I win.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:04 PM Sally S. wrote:
    Your tutorial was great - made it seem easy! The results are so cool, and I can think of lots of ideas for both of the items you are giving away. Thanks for the chance to receive them.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:05 PM Carol-OH wrote:
    Thank you for the great tutorial! Now I know how they work. I hope I win!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:06 PM Carmen wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial - it is nice to see pictures!!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:07 PM Kerry Fitzpatrick wrote:
    Gosh...800 plus people have put their name in the hat...do you give good candy or what!!! Well, add me to the hat cuz I would LOVE to have this candy.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:13 PM Kathy Steele wrote:
    Thanks for the visual! I hadn't got the hang of it until "seeing" it here!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:14 PM Kathy Steele wrote:
    Thanks for the visual! I hadn't got the hang of it until "seeing" it here!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:15 PM Kathy wrote:
    Thank you!!! I've had my nestabilities for a while and use them to cut all the time... but after breaking 3 "B" plates I gave up on embosss....Now I see what I was doing wrong...
    So - this girl could use some new nestabilities!!!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:22 PM Candi P wrote:
    I so do not think I will win as there are like 850 entries. Nestabilities rock. I did learn through someones blog that you can use self healing mats in place of the B plates and you do not have to worry about breaking them anymore. I do not use my B plates at all. But 2 self healing mats I cut to size. Good luck to all and Congrats to the winner if its not me.

    Thanks Gina for the tutorials.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:25 PM Darlene Petty wrote:
    I just found your blog and read the entire site from 2006 to this one over the last 2 days. It wore me out, but I learned alot and love your line of stamps. You have really grown and so has your business. It is great the way you share snippits of your family with us as well.
    You are special. Have you thought of doing a line of stamps for women? You could even use it for one of your fund raisers.
    Glad I found your site. dp
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  • 3/29/2008 11:31 PM Judy (StampingQueenJAR) wrote:
    Wow! What a great visual tutorial! This will come in handy if I win!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:35 PM Alice H. wrote:
    I'm feeling lucky today... so I hope that means random number picker is going to pick ME! This is an awesome tutorial! Thanks so much for your overwhelming generosity!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:36 PM Joyce wrote:
    Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, I am one that also does much better with that "visual" aid. And I LOVE those metallic pastes ... can't wait to get my hands on some!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:38 PM Liann M. wrote:
    pick me, pick me...thank u for the tutorial....cool
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  • 3/29/2008 11:39 PM kivonne wrote:
    Thank you so much! I want to have them all! Your explanations with picutes was great. I am going to put this up next to my cuttlebug! Thank you again! kt
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  • 3/29/2008 11:40 PM Becky G wrote:
    I am a visual person so I liked your tutorial very much. Nesties have been on my want list from the first time I saw them. Thanks for the chance to possibly win a set. Have a great day!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:41 PM Judi wrote:
    Thanks so much for the tutorial. Wow, I love the metallic pastes. TFS
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  • 3/29/2008 11:41 PM shuggy wrote:
    wow. i have the same problem with the cuttlebug. so having a visual helps!!

    thanks!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:44 PM traci wrote:
    Cool tutorial. I have been wanting to try them out but too scared to buy it and not be able to use it. Thanks for the great tutorial (plus chance to win one.)
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  • 3/29/2008 11:45 PM Nancy G. wrote:
    Hi Gina,
    I love the tutorial!!! I would love to win a set of the nestabilities.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:46 PM CathyD wrote:
    Love these nestibilities!! I would love to win anything at all, but these would be the starting at the top of my wish list!
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  • 3/29/2008 11:51 PM Susan Heil wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial on the nestibilities. Saw you at milw, loved your cards, very classy and of course had to buy the mineral spirits and supples plus stamps, loved your booth.
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  • 3/29/2008 11:56 PM Sunshine wrote:
    Oooh! you made me sparkle,you made me shine,
    your Nestie tutorial is just DIVINE!!!
    Thank you SO much...now I know what I am doing to emboss with my nesties!!
    Sunshine xo
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  • 3/29/2008 11:56 PM Karen O wrote:
    That rub-on paste looks sweeeet!!!
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  • 3/30/2008 12:05 AM Faith Johnston wrote:
    Thanks very much for this...I have the Cuttlebug but haven't ventured into Nestabilities yet because I couldn't picture how to use them. Now I can (and I really need a set!)
    Thanks!
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  • 3/30/2008 12:10 AM Kim O'Rosky wrote:
    Great tutorial and beautiful card. I haven't mastered the embossing yet, but I'll give it another try now. Love the rub on paste!!!
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  • 3/30/2008 12:18 AM Tangii wrote:
    Holy Snicker-Doodles!! What an awesome give away! Great tutorial too! I just ordered my first set of Nesties, so I need ALOT more!!! I have seen the Metallic Rub ons but was never sure what they would be good for...I love your idea!!! Thanks for yet another great tutorial Gina!!

    Have a great rest of the weekend!
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  • 3/30/2008 12:22 AM MollyK. wrote:
    Thanks for such a lovely give-away! MK
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  • 3/30/2008 12:24 AM gerri wrote:
    I would love to win. Thanks for all your great ideas.
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  • 3/30/2008 12:30 AM Marilyn Y wrote:
    You are a life saver! I needed that tutorial after making a mess of my dies. Thanks for all the great ideas and go-tos.
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  • 3/30/2008 12:37 AM Nelda Deakins wrote:
    Thanks so much for this great tutorial!
    After seeing it, I am no longer scared to use nestabilities! You do a great job
    with your tutorials - keep them up!
    Thanks! Nelda
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  • 3/30/2008 12:42 AM Karie Brooks wrote:
    What a fantastic tutorial! One question - did you use the metallic paste on the paisley background as well? Thanks for the great ideas!
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  • 3/30/2008 1:00 AM betz61 wrote:
    Gina I thought I was the only person sandwich illeterate Thank God there are others your video makes it all make sense Thank-you
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  • 3/30/2008 1:27 AM bublegum girl wrote:
    Wow Gina thanks for the sandwich tutorial! I just got my first nesties (scalloped circles and my plain retangles are coming) but i need more! bwhaha! seriously winning would be a great birthday present.

    chelsey
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  • 3/30/2008 1:30 AM Melissa D. (SCS honeybee7896) wrote:
    I cannot get over how generous you are. I have been realling wanting some nestabilities but have been putting off getting them. And now that I have seen the metallic rub-ons I might have to go and get both soon. Thanks for sharing the tutorial. Just reading the directions can be very confusing. I look forward to trying them out, one way or another.
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  • 3/30/2008 1:36 AM Heidi Wagner wrote:
    I am going to try your sandwich first thing in the morning! I think I might be able to remember this sandwich!
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  • 3/30/2008 1:56 AM Suzy wrote:
    This is what I needed. I could never get how to emboss with these and now I know how. Thanks for taking the time to share this and your wonderful creations.
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  • 3/30/2008 2:12 AM Maren wrote:
    You are always SO generous!! Thank you for this opportunity and your inspirational posts!!
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  • 3/30/2008 2:19 AM Cathy Schofield wrote:
    Thanks l always had a hard time just trying to get it right and you have made it look for easy thanks and the new rub on colors look awesome..
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  • 3/30/2008 2:24 AM Rosetta Jenkins wrote:
    Thank you Gina. I was putting the cut side down, not up. OK I'll try it out again. XXXOOO
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  • 3/30/2008 2:53 AM Anna Pontikis wrote:
    Hi Gina, Thanks for that tutorial, I have been using my nestabilities in my cuttlebug but was doing it wrong. I am a visual person as well so seeing it done step by step the way you did it with the photos made it very clear and easy to understand. Thanks again Anna.
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  • 3/30/2008 3:02 AM joan wrote:
    What a great tutorial! I had figured out how to cut with the cuttlebug, but could not figure out for the life of me how to emboss afterwards. The chipboard is the trick
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  • 3/30/2008 3:17 AM Vannessa wrote:
    What an easy tutorial to follow. This makes it all so much clearer for cutting and embossing with my nestbilities in my cuttlebug. Big hugs and thanks
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  • 3/30/2008 3:23 AM JudiBlue wrote:
    Gina, I looooove my Nesties! I don't have the "tan mat", suppose I'll have to get it and also some chipboard! I've only done cutting with my Nesties, (which works great) not embossing yet - didn't figure I had the right "tools".
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  • 3/30/2008 3:24 AM JudiBlue wrote:
    Gina, I looooove my Nesties! I don't have the "tan mat", suppose I'll have to get it and also some chipboard! I've only done cutting with my Nesties, (which works great) not embossing yet - didn't figure I had the right "tools".
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  • 3/30/2008 4:42 AM Lisa Stenz wrote:
    Thanks so much for all you do. You inspire me daily! I am so excited that the Nesties are in. I only have 2 sets and would love the rest. (Just can't afford them all right now.) The paste looks really fun too! *Ü*
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  • 3/30/2008 5:18 AM Joyce wrote:
    Love the tutuorial. Much needed, and you did a super job.
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  • 3/30/2008 6:18 AM Bonnie Weiss wrote:
    Just when I think I've seen all the basics, you show something so simple and yet so effective...the metallic rub-on paste! TFS.
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  • 3/30/2008 6:19 AM Regina Cornelius wrote:
    oh my gosh gina...you tutorial was great!!! i bought a cattlebug months ago and haven't open it yet ebcause i reed so many different things i was afraid to try it! you have taken the fear from me...today will be hte day i break mine open! thanks!!!!! now for that blog candy.....i have onlky one lonely set of nestabilities and would love to win another! and that paste looks super fun!!!! thanks for haveing such woanderful giveaways!

    regina
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  • 3/30/2008 6:24 AM Traci wrote:
    Thank-you so much for the tutorial. I've only tried my nestabilities once and haven't tried the embossing yet. I was worried about aligning for embossing, but now from your tutorial I see how easy it is! Whoo-hoo!
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  • 3/30/2008 6:24 AM Pat M. wrote:
    Wow. What an awsome prize. I love your card and how you used the rub ons on the edges. I bet in real life it is even more gorgeous.
    I love to visit your blog every day to see what wonderful things you have created.
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  • 3/30/2008 6:48 AM Nettie wrote:
    Wow another awesome giveaway and tutorial Gina~ I never thought of rubbing paste around edging, great idea.
    I would die for a set of Nestibilities, they are on my wish list.

    Nettie
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  • 3/30/2008 6:51 AM Karen M wrote:
    Thanks for a great tutorial Gina. I have a cuttlebug but did not know you could use the nestabilities in it. You made it look so easy! I like the way the it turns out. Now I'll have to save up to buy some. Thanks again!
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  • 3/30/2008 6:58 AM cheryl wrote:
    wow, awesome tutorial, thanks! I'd like to play for some candy
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  • 3/30/2008 7:00 AM Debbie wrote:
    Like all those above me, I'm a visual learner... and boy was I doing it completely wrong...No wonder the embossing never looked quite right, so I'd do it 3-4 times never quite happy Off to go try it... and thanks so much for this tutorial... it was very helpful

    Thanks
    Debbie

    P.S. Hey, this isn't an April fools joke now Is It?...LOL
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  • 3/30/2008 7:03 AM teresa chapman wrote:
    Wow - great tutorial and extremely generous blog give away. I have one set of Nestabilities and now I know how to use them

    Thanks for being such an inspiration.

    Teresa
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  • 3/30/2008 7:11 AM Stella Baker wrote:
    Gina,
    I LOVE your blog! It is one of my first stops when I sit down at my computer each day. AND I LOVE Nestabilities! Thanks so much for the tutorial. It makes me want the Nesties even more!
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  • 3/30/2008 7:24 AM Dorene wrote:
    Gina thank you so much for this tutorial. I have been hesitant purchasing the Nestabilites because I wasn't sure how to use them. Now I know how to use them plus a chance to win. I'm so excited!
    Thank you so much,
    Dorene
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  • 3/30/2008 7:25 AM Anne Barclay wrote:
    Great tutorial, as usual! That metallic paste looks fantastic - I may just have to get some of that. Your tutorials always make everything look so easy - inspires me to try different things. Thanks for all you do.
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  • 3/30/2008 7:30 AM Nancy wrote:
    Hi Gina! Awesome tutorial. I have a cuttlebug and I have been drooling over the nestabilities for awhile. I have to win them this will be the first blog candy I win. Thank you for the chance you ROCK!
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  • 3/30/2008 7:43 AM Connie Walsh wrote:
    Finally, someone else who is a visual learner! I have tried to figure this out a couple of times, reading and re-reading the steps and directions. I just got my first set of dies, and with your visual directions, I can now create the real thing! The bonus for me is that I never thought about using a rub on metalic to bring out the depths. From now on, I will have to start highlighting these babies. Thanks so much for "showing me the light"!
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  • 3/30/2008 7:44 AM Cristina wrote:
    Thanks for the recipe of the sandwich :o)
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  • 3/30/2008 7:49 AM Heather wrote:
    Gina, you always have such awesome tutorials and awesome blog candy. Hope you are having a great weekend at the show!
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  • 3/30/2008 7:59 AM Lois B. wrote:
    What a wonderful tutorial! I haven't bought any Nestabilites because I just wasn't sure how to use them! Love the paste too! Beautiful! I'll keep my fingers crossed and maybe I'll win!!!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:11 AM Terri Schenck wrote:
    Gina,
    I love these nestabilities, the possibilities are endless. thank you and Jessica for such a wonderful tutorial, it makes it look so easy now!
    I love your store and your webpage and all the useful information you and your staff provide. I am becoming a regular in your store!
    Thanks!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:16 AM Mandy wrote:
    great tutorial and awesome card. thanks for sharing!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:17 AM Menda Hayden wrote:
    TFS you do such an amazing job of it. I want those suckers so bad, & just can't justify the purchase as of now. I'm trying to be good. But if I won some WOW, gurls gotta try right. Thanks for your generousity too. Pick me Pick me. Always a fan. M
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  • 3/30/2008 8:18 AM Deidre Mooney wrote:
    that card is a beauty..I have been dying to get some of these nestabilities!!! Pick me! deidrelm@hotmail.com
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  • 3/30/2008 8:19 AM Leslie wrote:
    Thanks Gina for he great tutorial! I have been debating about nestabilities for a long time now because I had heard different opinions on the correct way to use them. Now after "seeing" how easy they are I need them LOL
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  • 3/30/2008 8:21 AM betsie wrote:
    Pick me, Pick me! I would love to have nestabilities! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.
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  • 3/30/2008 8:27 AM Cindy E wrote:
    Gina, it is so nice to have someone like you showing us how to use all these fun things. Without it, look at how much "stuff" would be sitting in my stamp room collecting dust! Great job!
    Cindy
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  • 3/30/2008 8:27 AM Barb (GrandmaUpNorth) wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial. I have a Big Shot, but I'm sure it will work too. I've been thinking about getting some nestabilities, but I wasn't sure how they worked! Now I KNOW I want to get some!!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:27 AM anjou wrote:
    Wow! Great tutorial! I think I get it now!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:28 AM Sue in Grapevine wrote:
    I have never known what to do w/those metallic rub-ons - thanks!
    I have not been able to find a picture of the new rect. Nestabilities, but I'd love to see them in real life, @ my house.
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  • 3/30/2008 8:32 AM Ethel wrote:
    Ooooohhh! Thanks for the tutorial! I've just started purchasing Nestabilities. I would LOVE to try the embossing pad. Thanks for the opportunity to win a free set of Nestabilities!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:37 AM jojot wrote:
    I have mastered the cutting with the Nestibilities, but hadn't tried the embossing yet. Thanks for the 'sandwich' advice on that!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:44 AM Monika W wrote:
    What a wonderful opportunity to get some fun new toys! I really love how you have stored your nesties~ I think that what I'll have to try! Love how neat & tidy it is!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:54 AM Colette wrote:
    Thanks for the wonderful picture tutorial. I just received my first set of Nestabilities in the mail yesterday and was going to play today... Now I know how!
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  • 3/30/2008 8:58 AM Andrea Vernagus wrote:
    Oh thanks for the opportunity to win some Nestabilities!! I want some so bad! Plus it will give me just the excuse I need to get a cuttlebug (which I also want).
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  • 3/30/2008 9:04 AM Rosalie wrote:
    Thank you so much for the wonderful picture totorial. I am saving this to my favorites. I have seen so many beautiful cards using the Nestabilities!! Thank you for this opportunity to win one of these great sets. I just got a cb and now I need to get some of these great items.
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  • 3/30/2008 9:05 AM Kim wrote:
    Great tutorial! I love the step by step instructions with photos! Great for us visual learners!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:10 AM Teza wrote:
    Thank you Gina for the great tutorial!! I love "seeing" how things work too!! I would love a set of Nesties!! I've be drooling over these forever!!! It's so awesome that you are giving people a chance to win a set and the Metallic Rub!! Thanks!!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:10 AM Jeanne T wrote:
    Thanks so much for this tutorial! I just got my very first set of Nestibilities yesterday and am in love. I won't be able to afford any more for a long time. While I probably won't win a new set, I definitely won't if I don't try!

    Thanks for a wonderful blog and chance to win!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:12 AM Elizabeth B. wrote:
    Oh my goodness, Gina! Thanks so much for this tutorial! I have been having the nestabilities quite a while, but I've been afraid to try them even after reading about all of the sandwiches. It is so much easier for me too to see it!!! Thanks again! The rub on paste looks like great fun! AND what wonderful blog candy you always offer!!!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:19 AM Sheila O wrote:
    Awesome tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to make it!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:19 AM Alma wrote:
    Gina - love browsing through your site. It's great that you share all of these wonderful tutorials, tips and tricks. I've the many things done with the Nestabilities set. I bought a Cb last year and have not use it much, just for embossing so far. Thanks for offering a set of Nestabilities for blog candy. I've never used metallic paste before and it does add some texture to the card. Thanks for always sharing - it's almost like having you close by!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:23 AM SueD wrote:
    Gina, you are the bomb! You always offer the best blog candy. Thanks for sharing all of your talent and insight!
    Best of luck in the Milwaukee show!
    SueD
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  • 3/30/2008 9:23 AM Melissa (SCS: stampin_melissa) wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial, it is always so helpful to see the pictures! I would love to have some Nestabilities; that metallic rub-ons looks so awesome too! Thanks so much for your wonderful generosity!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:23 AM Joanne W. wrote:
    I love your step by step "how to" for the nestabilities.. Thank you..
    Joanne W.
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  • 3/30/2008 9:23 AM MarianK wrote:
    Gina -
    Thank you so much for providing this tute for us! Cannot wait to try the Nestabilities...thank you for the chance to win them. Take Care!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:24 AM Kim Getchel wrote:
    What a great giveaway!!! Would love either items. That metallic stuff sounds interesting!!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:26 AM Glady wrote:
    Your tutorial is wonderful. I have some nestiables and now wish that I had time "right now" to try it out. Unfortunately it is not possible.
    Thank you again.
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  • 3/30/2008 9:29 AM Kathy Hering wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial Gina, and the great offer, Kathy Hering...
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  • 3/30/2008 9:31 AM Kathy Grimsdale wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial. I love my nestabilities!!! I would love to try the metallic paste with them.
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  • 3/30/2008 9:44 AM Nadine wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial Gina! I just picked up a Cuttlebug yesterday (I know... So behind the times...) to use with Nestabilities. Now I just have to start collecting the Nestabilities! This would be a great way to start my collection!

    Thanks also for the ideas for the metallic rubons. I've had some for a couple of years, but haven't really used them because I didn't have any good ideas. This gives me a starting point!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:44 AM Jo Zemke wrote:
    Great tutorial! Now I need to go play with my toys again!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:50 AM Karen (stampin3) wrote:
    Ooohhh - I am so going to have to get the metallic paste. I love how soft the edges look!! Need to order the tan mat too since my embossed piece doesn't look as nice. Super cute card!!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:51 AM Linda T wrote:
    Thanks for sharing all your talent and ideas with us. You make it easy to understand!!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:53 AM Chris wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial!! I have two sets of these that are just sitting in my closet because I have no idea how to use them with my cuttlebug. I am going to be using them today!!!
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  • 3/30/2008 9:54 AM Mary Ann L. wrote:
    I just bought a Cuttlebug only because I have learned about Nestabilities and seen what you can do with them. (Thank you for the much-needed tutorial!) - - Now it looks like I need some metallic rub-ons too! Do they come in other colors also?
    Thanks again.
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  • 3/30/2008 10:01 AM Barb B. wrote:
    Great tutorial! The pictures really help to see how the sandwich goes together. Seeing what you did with the metallic rub-ons makes me remember that I think I have some in a drawer somewhere. Time to dig them out!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:07 AM Pat S. wrote:
    Hi Gina!
    Thank you for putting together that tutorial with pictures! I do so much better when I can actually see it...I even had trouble using Sizzix with the sandwich recipes

    Thank you for hosting another awesome give-away...you are the best!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:09 AM chris wrote:
    Great treats - blog candy giveaway and a great tutorial! Fun! I need to get a "bug" so I can try the tutorial - it really helped. The card was sooo cute too. Too bad I didn't have all the supplies as a friend just had a baby the other day. Of course, it wouldn't look nearly as good as yours. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:19 AM Kearneykrafter wrote:
    Thank you so very much for the generous blog candy offer. I wish, very much, that I was closer to your store....I'm in NE and that's a little out of my daily commute!?!?! Also want to thank you for your tutorials. Always very detailed and easy to understand!!! Thanks again!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:22 AM Jeanie wrote:
    I never thought of using chipboard and what a cool idea for the rub ons! Great ideas! Thanks Gina!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:24 AM Jeanie wrote:
    I never thought of using chipboard and what a cool idea for the rub ons! Great ideas! Thanks Gina!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:26 AM Cindy wrote:
    Thank you for the step-by-step pics - they're really helpful!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:31 AM Kathie wrote:
    Thank you Gina for a great tutorial...I recently bought some nestabilities and have been a little hesitant to use them (afraid that I would break something)but I'm going to use them today with your help! Love the paste...I'm adding it to my wish list.
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  • 3/30/2008 10:33 AM Melissa Roth wrote:
    I appreciate the tutorial - now I definitely want to win since I know what to do with the Nesties in my Cuttlebug. tee hee
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  • 3/30/2008 10:35 AM Val wrote:
    Thanks for the tutorial! It makes it very clear. Thanks also for the great giveaway. I was going to visit your store on Sat. on my way through McFarland. I don't get that way too often. I was bummed when I looked up the address/store hours on your website and saw that you'd be closed this weekend. I'll have to try another time. Hope you had a great weekend at the Milwaukee show!
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  • 3/30/2008 10:40 AM Glorie Alvarez wrote:
    That's a great tutorial ! I'm quite sure I need the paste

    Glorie
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  • 3/30/2008 10:42 AM Heather B. wrote:
    Wow, great tutorial and awesome blog candy as always! Thanks so much for the chance to win!
    Heather B.
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  • 3/30/2008 10:43 AM jacqueline wrote:
    This is cool...I've heard about nestabilities but wasn't quite sure what they were. I'd love to try them.
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  • 3/30/2008 10:44 AM jacqueline wrote:
    This is cool...I've heard about nestabilities but wasn't quite sure what they were. I'd love to try them.
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  • 3/30/2008 10:46 AM Linda SS wrote:
    Those metallic rub-ons look like fun & I'm glad you will be carrying them. Sure wish I was in Milwaukee at the stamp show, I'm sure all of you are having such a great time
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  • 3/30/2008 10:56 AM Lynne wrote:
    Thank you for your step by step visual tutorial. It is fantastic for a very visual learner like me. Also thank you for the embossing step with the tan embossing mat. I think it would have taken me years to figure that out. I had visions of placing everything in the Cuttlebug all at once from what I've read.I also now know what the mat looks like, so I can look for it in the store. I got my cuttlebug for Christmas and have been buying the embossing folders when they are on sale. Just last week I found a store that sells the nesties so I am going to buy one a payday. I so love my cuttlebug and the great things it can do, though I am limited by the accessories I own so far. I would so love to win the nesties or the metallic rubs. I hear about them all the time from some of my cyber stamping friends.
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  • 3/30/2008 10:56 AM RuthB wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial. I am new to the stamping/punching world and am so enjoying all the new things. If I win these I know my daughter will be thrilled
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  • 3/30/2008 10:58 AM RuthB wrote:
    Thank you for the tutorial. I am new to the stamping/punching world and am so enjoying all the new things. If I win these I know my daughter will be thrilled
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  • 3/30/2008 10:59 AM peg wrote:
    I love those nestabilities! Thanks for sharing!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:01 AM Dawnmercedes wrote:
    Thanks for the chance to win some nesties...my fingers are crossed!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:06 AM Sharon G wrote:
    I recently purchased a cuttlebug especially so that I could use the nestabilities but I have not gotten them as yet as I have been playing with some of the cuttlebug plates. Your tutorial makes it look so easy and I was worried about that. Thanks for your helpful advice.
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  • 3/30/2008 11:12 AM Kim Ranck wrote:
    I've been so curious about Nestabilities and have been wanting to purchase them...winning a set would be better! Metallic pasties are awesome too. Thanks for the tutorial! You Rock!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:21 AM Tineke wrote:
    Wow. I'm not the first to comment....everybody wants to win that price! Love your very clear explanation, I also have to see it first!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:23 AM Natalie S wrote:
    I am a visual learner and your tutorials are wonderful! I love my Cuttlebug! I'd be thrilled with some Nesties or metallic rub! Thanks for your generosity to everyone!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:26 AM becky wrote:
    Wow! What a wonderful tutorial - I am desperately waiting for the postie to arrive with my first set of nesties I ordered a few days ago......... thank you so much for showing us how to use them. It is such a clear tutorial. Thanks also for the chance to win. You are so kind.
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  • 3/30/2008 11:26 AM Laurie F wrote:
    count me in! I wanna win!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:28 AM Jessica Kuzelka wrote:
    I love the metalic paste. The look is fantastic. Great idea jess and gina!

    ~ jess k
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  • 3/30/2008 11:35 AM Marta wrote:
    This is a great tutorial, TFS! AND the metallic paste looks incredibly beautiful! Sorry I can't make the show (too long of a ride from my neck of the woods - Long Island,NY)maybe you'll share some pictures? Thanks again! Marta
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  • 3/30/2008 11:41 AM Michelle Mabry wrote:
    wow, thanks Gina for the great step by step tutorial. I'm a visual girl myself, so it helps to see the pictures. I love what you did with the metallic paste. I've seen that stuff before and didn't know what to do with it! I'll have to try it out!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:43 AM Sandy M. wrote:
    Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. It is written clearly and the pictures are wonderful. For a visual learner, this is the best!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:47 AM Donna wrote:
    Thanks for the great tutorial! I really want to get some nesties and this just brought them higher on my wish list.
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  • 3/30/2008 11:47 AM Amy in Oregon wrote:
    SWEET! I love the few nestablities that I have and would love a chance to get the circles! Thanks for the storage ideas...this looks so simple and easy to use. I've had a little trouble with the embossing on mine. I'll try the chipboard. Thanks Gina!
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  • 3/30/2008 11:51 AM Lisa wrote:
    Thank you so much Gina, I am a very visual person and this helps a great deal.
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  • 3/30/2008 11:59 AM kristen wrote:
    Love the tutorial and the nestabilities! I don't have any but love the look! And my cuttlebug..in fact I have been using A2 embossing folders this afternoon. The metallic paste looks awesome...and so reasonable!

    Thanks for all your tips and giveaways...I enjoy reading them and entering...

    Kristen
    Charlotte, NC
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  • 3/30/2008 12:01 PM Joy Schenk wrote:
    Your visual tutorial was awesome. Now I understand how to use those Nestabilities that I've had for over a month and have yet to use!! Thanks for all you do to make my papercrafting more creative!
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  • 3/30/2008 12:05 PM Teresa wrote:
    Gina- thanks so much for the great tutorial. I always have to keep looking up the "sandwich" but I think if I study this for just a little while, I'll remember it now.

    Thanks also for the great blog candy! Very generous of you. Of course, I am hoping for the nesties- like everyone else, I am sure, lol!