Using Nestabilites in your Cuttlebug
Posted by Gina K at 3/28/2008 9:44 PM and is filed under uncategorized 
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.
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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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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Thank you for the "visual" step - by step. It always helps me to be able to "see" the instructions.
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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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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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That was so much fun - now I HAVE to order some nesties to try it out! The pics are great!
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I would love a set of nestabilities!!! Pick me!!!
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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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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.
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Great tutorial. I love the metallic paste...that will have to go on my list of things to buy!
Charmaine
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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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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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I love how you clarified that. The paste ads a great touch. I would really like some nestabilities!!
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I would love a set of nestabilities or the new metallic paste. Your card was beautiful using the paste.
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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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TOTALLY awesome idea with the tins and the magnetic sheets!! your tutorials rock gina!! Thanks so much!
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WOW!! I am a "visual" learner,so thanks for this!!
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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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Thanks so much for another awesome tutorial. Now I need more Nesties
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Another fabulous giveaway! You spoil us, you really do! Thanks! Hope you enjoy the show in Milwaukee!
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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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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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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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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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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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I love those nestabilities, thank you for the tutorial. Love your blog. Thanks for sharing!!
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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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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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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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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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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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WOWEE!! LOVE it!!
I can't wait to give these a try!!
thanks!
don't forget to pick me!!!
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Like you Gina, I'm a visual type of person. Love how the pastes make the edges look so pretty.
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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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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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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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OMG What a great gift love the card, its so cute
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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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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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I have none of neither and you are sure making want to buy some for sure!!!!!
TFS!
Anne
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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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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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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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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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wow! what a fantastic tutorial. i dont have any nesties yet...but i sooooo want some
cute card too!
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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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Thank you so much for sharing this! I'd love to win, of course!
Anita Van Hal
stampn@westriv.com
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What a great tutorial Gina! Thank you. I sooo want some nestabilities!
Fab card - love it ALL!
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wow Gina, you always have the BEST tutorials AND giveaways!
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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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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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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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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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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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Hi Gina~ Thanks for the great tutorial! I would love a chance to win these....
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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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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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Gina, that tutorial was really simple and easy to understand, as usual!!! You are awesome!
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Wow...great tutorial! Gina, I hope you never quit spoiling us like this!
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Another great tutorial!
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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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Great tute' Gina! I'm a visual learner as well. Great giveaway!
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Wow - thanks for the great tutorial and the giveaway.
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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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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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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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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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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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WOW! That tutorial is awesome! I don't own any Nestabilities yet, but hope to soon!
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Great tutorial! Now since I have the Cuttlebug and you explained this sooooo well I now need the Nestabilities!
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The Nesties is my next purchase, thank you so much for showing how to use them. I love the card
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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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That paste looks really cool! Thanks for the chance at some more Nesties and the paste!! :0)
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Hi Gina! Thanks for another great tutorial
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Great tutorial!
Thanks for giving away yet another kewl-thing-we-can't-live-without!
~Hugs, Deb
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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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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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Another great tutorial. I haven't tried embossing with mine yet, but soon. Thanks
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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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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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What a great give-a-way!! Does saying pick me pick me work?
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OH! I want them all - and this would be the perfect start to my collection! Pick me! Pick me!!
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Awesome tutorial! I never got how to do that embossing stuff before.
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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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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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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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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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Oh My....I so wish I hit this Jackpot!!! You are sooo giving Gina(((Hugs)))
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Thanks for another great tutorial, and of course for the chance to win some goodies.
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You make it look so easy. Great card.
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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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Great tutorial! It's always nice to have visuals.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Your tutorials are great! Thanks for sharing.
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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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Sure would like to win. Will be at the stamp show on Sat.
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wonderful blog candy!!!!
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Wow Gina, again you talked me into working on investing in nestabilities dies. The metallic paste is quite cool too.
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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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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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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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Love the tutorial - now I just need those nesties......That metallic paste is too cool!!!!
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