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Illustrated Craft Tutorial - How to Use the Double Do® XL Diecutter and Embossing Machine with Brass Embossing Templates

The Double Do® XL is perfect for the larger templates that are up to 15 cm or 6 inches wide.

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Double Do Tutorial 1

1. Your Double Do® Machine comes with two grey plates, 1 pink plate and one black foam pad. To use the machine with the brass embossing template, you will first need one grey plate.

 

Double Do Tutorial 2

2. Next align the black mat onto the grey plate.

Double Do Tutorial 3

3. Place the cardstock you wish to emboss now onto the black mat.

Double Do Tutorial 4

4. Next comes the embossing template. Place it where you you like.

Double Do Tutorial 5

5. Last, but not least, comes the second grey plate. These layers become the “sandwich” that will now be inserted into your Double Do machine.

Double Do Tutorial 6

6. Insert now this “sandwich into the front of the machine.

Double Do Tutorial 7

7. Secure the machine to the table by pulling the small left lever until the machine adheres itself to the underground. This underground should be smooth and flat.

Double Do Tutorial 8

8. Now pull the lever on the right side towards you so that it starts to pull the “sandwich” through the machine. Continue turning the lever until the “sandwich” is completely through. You will need to hold the top of the machine with your second hand if necessary to help.

 

 

Double Do Tutorial 9

9. Remove the top grey plate and then remove the embossing template.

Double Do Tutorial 10

10. This is how the embossed imaged now looks.

 

 

 

 

 

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