My video tips on how to get the most out of your letterpress machine.
If there is something else you might have hoped to see in the video, let me know and
I can try my hand at another video!
Excuse my video quality and my chatty-ness....
It just encourages me to continue to tape and add more video's so they can get better and better!
Cheers,
Nicole
I love that you have videos now! This is great! It's almost like I'm crafting with you!
ReplyDeleteGreat video and awesome explanation! I've been doing some research on this machine and really considering buying it after I saw your video! Do you have any idea if I could use my big kick and buy just the stater kit? Thanks for the video!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Tami, for viewing and commenting on my video. Sometimes I think the only people who stop by are my friends and family... like Melanie :)....
ReplyDeleteTo answer your questions... I don't think that you can use your big kick. BUT, there is a very minimal difference in cost if you buy the letterpress and the epic 6 by themselves rather than in the kit. Maybe 5 or 10 dollars... So, my suggestion would be to buy the letterpress parts and try it on your big kick. If you can't get it to work... break down and buy the epic 6.
More videos are coming down the road, so stay tuned~
Cheers.
Nicole
Hi Nicole! Thanks for your videos; they are super helpful! I have a quick question about applying the ink: do you need to reapply the printing plates with ink after each letter press? If not, how many presses can you do before you have to reapply the ink?
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Kristin
Has anyone tried using the plates with the Cuttlebug?
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