Review on 🔖 Cuttlebug 6x9 All-in-One Folder by Lori Aguirre

Crafting every day, I use Cuttlefish every day. And while I'm a fan of Cuttlebug embossing folders, I find the All-In-One folder doesn't meet the same standards as their other folders. Here are my findings: PROS: (1) Flexibility in embossing plate placement CONS: (1) The clear side of the embossing folder starts to show small tears after just the first few passes through the cuttlebug. (2) The paper has ugly tears and creases around the embossed image. I have tried playing with the boards with 2 B boards as the instructions suggest, use only 1 B board and different width chipboards so the pressure is less than with 2 B boards. I have found that the less pressure, the less chance of tears/wrinkles appearing. But too little pressure and they will only make a weak impression. Since each sheet of paper I run through Cuttlebug varies in weight depending on the project, I would have to test and test each sheet to see if 2 B boards, 1 B+1 chipboard, or 1 B+ board should be used. 1 chipboard + 1 thick cardboard for the press. I spend so much paper before I start my project. It shouldn't be that much effort! I really want to sell my all in one binder along with the moving plate sets just to get rid of them. But I also don't want someone else to have to deal with such a bad product.