How to Emboss with the Deboss Tool - Cricut Maker Hack

[@pattin7943]

I'm lost, I will save this video though and try watching it again another day.

[@michellyn]

Is there any way to reuse that stencil to deboss/emboss multiple cards?

[@elizabethramos6454]

This is what I needed. I have a question, however. Can I use these blades and techniques to print on leather and Cricut metal?

[@grandmacricut6405]

Hi from Australia. I love the positioning of the card on the mat, especially the lining up of the mat to reduce positioning error. I have a Maker, so I have added tape as a guide to remind me to put the mat in straight. Just used this idea to position writing on a card, left the card on the mat until I positioned the writing then hid the card. Fabulous idea.

[@ginah9338]

thank you for this! excellent tutorial!

[@yazicrafter]

Very well explained. Thank you so much

[@AndreamTipping]

What other material can i use to emboss on i want to make silicon inlays for my resin crafts and i need something that silicon wont stick to i just need it to pick up the pattern.

[@chrisplatyyjones5087]

I am definitely going to give this a go. I need to watch the video a couple of times though I think to fully understand which bits will be stencil and which bits will be embossed and which goes onto which mat... i am looking at this after working all day though - i might just be brain fried!!!

[@3whitehens]

Do you have to take the mat out and put it back in? Seems like it would make it be off no matter careful you are.

[@lynettedesousa8355]

Hi there. Is there a way to print and emboss/deboss over the printed image/text?

[@maryarthur18]

Could you use Cricut stencil vinyl for this?

[@John-pp2jr]

❤Thanks for sharing this❤ brilliant use of the cricut

[@cherimccain12]

I see she rarely if at all answers questions. Tip ~ instead of risking tearing the card use frog tape or painter's tape.

[@mlima903]

What if you added foil in between the cut and the deboss?

[@jasmindrace]

Very cool andddd thanks for the tips along the tutorial.

[@donnamixon6850]

Why can't you just do it on the back?