Here is the Birthday card I made for my niece Victoria, who turned 10 on the 10th. We weren't able to spend the day with her because she was on a fishing trip in Canada that week.
Recipe:
Add the B plate.
Add a sheet of paper big enough for the chosen size.
Here is the Nestie I'm using. As you can see, it has two sides. 
The other side is smooth and flat.
Next place the side with the raise ridge faced down unto the paper.
Now add the C plate on top of the sandwich stack.
Now your ready to run the sandwich through. You
Flip over the cut shape.
Add the B plate.
Pick up your precut shape with the Nestie still together. 
Add the tan mat over the whole shape.
Add 3 sheets of cardstock cut the same size as the tan mat.
Add B plate to stack.
Run it through the Cuttlebug.
Here is what it will look like.
The paper will pop out with a little push.
Here is what you end up with, a beautiful embossed shape.
I hope this picture tutorial is helpful. My son and I had alot of fun making it. I was told that the Cuttlebug Alphabet will not work this same way, I don't know because I don't have it yet. I have only run Nestabilities as stated and it turns out great everytime and doesn't harm the Nesties. I'm not a demonstrator just an ordinary person. Use at your own risk. Thanks for watching and enjoy...
A card for the Gina K Designs Challenge #1. It was a pretty simple sketch.I forgot to add the stickles to the fairies wings. The stamp can be found at Stamp Affair. I didn't put any sentiment on the card so I'll put it in my stash for a quickly needed card.
My Dads Birthday is on Friday and this is what I came up with. When I first saw this Hanna Stamps, I though that it would make a perfect Birthday card for my Dad because he is so into fishing.
Here is a picture of my daughter with my new Circle Nestabilities. I received them in the mail yesterday. My son and I went right to work on playing with them soon after opening them. We took some pictures of the steps that we used to cut and emboss. Some of the pictures turned out a little fuzzy so we'll have to redo them. We're going to make a picture tutorial on how to use Spellbinder Nestabilities in a Cuttlebug, which will be coming here soon so stay tuned. We also want to make a video tutorial of the Nestabilities in the Cuttlebug too but will have to see on that one. I'm not all that much of a computer pro. Luckily, I made all of this blog by myself. My son loves to help me with the Cuttlebug. I of course made a Birthday card for my dad with the new Circle Nestabilities and a Riley stamp. Stay tuned for that also. I have alot of thing to show you in the next coming days....
It's always fun to go to a used stamp sale. One of my LSS had its annual customers thrift sale a few weeks ago, it was my first time to go to it. Here's what I got. Most of the stamps were $5.00 some were cheaper. I got the SU punch box for $15.00, it was my best find. I was so happy to get the punch box, I've been watching them on E-bay forever and the going price is usually at least $35.00 or more. I've been working on Graduation cards recently, and I need to make a Birthday card for my dad. My Dh is on vacation for the next couple of days so I will be MIA for a couple of days and later cleaning house for our guests on the weekend. I'll probably be uploading my cards next week. Also have other cards in mind to make, just don't seem to have the time right now. The kids only have about 14 more days left of school, and then I'm sure I won't be on the computer as much, I'll be outside with them. They are only 5 and 7 years old and I won't let them go outside unless I or my DH is with them. We have a few other neighbor kids that like to come over and play with them. One day I found my sons pretend lawn trimmer laying on the ground broken, I asked him what happened? He said our neighbor boy Tony broke it. Tony was sitting there listening and didn't say a word. I said, next time let me know about it. It would have been nice if he said he was sorry. One day they were playing hid and seek, the two neighbor boys were hiding and my two kids were the seekers. My kids couldn't find them. Where were they? They were hiding in my garage. I was so mad, I said to Tony, how would your mom like it if I go over in your garage. Another day Seth has playing hid and seek with my kids. I told the kids no one in the house. Next thing my daughter say, mom they just went in the house. Oh no, I told them the house was a mess and they were not to come in. Seth was hiding in our spare bedroom that we store all our junk in. I told him he had to go home. Kids these days have no respect for anyones property. I haven't seen Tony in over a week, maybe he is hiding out from me. He is about 10 years old and maybe to old for my 5 and 7 year old. Ok enough venting. Got to go and clean. I hope your day is awesome... 
Here is my first Nestabilities card. The stamp can be found at Stamp Affair and the powdered chalk and Buzz N Magic Paint can be found there also. Image stamped with Black Stazon and painted with q-tip with the mix of powdered chalk and paint. Both rectangles were cut after paint dried with Nestablities through my Cuttlebug, also used swirls folder in there too. Sentiment from SU; Lots of thoughts with SU punches: scalloped and 1 3/8 circle. Paper LSS: unknown pink, green, and black and GP white. I used dimesionals to make image and sentiment pop. That's it for today, I must go and clean our house, Later...
My Spell Binders Nestabilities came in the mail on Friday. It's my Mother's Day gift, of course I have another coming whenever they are shipped to the store. It seems like everyone wants them at the same time. My next set is the circles, I was thinking ovals but changed my mind. My little guy helped me open the package. He is holding the package, you can see one of his eyes peeking through. This is what the classic set of Nesties come in, their all in one big pack.
Here are some of my examples. I had to play with it as soon as I got it in the mail. My little guy had his hand in it too. He had to help me. He wanted to make the sandwich but I just let him crank the cuttlebug and take out the cutouts when it was done embossing. Today my church is having a Brat/Hotdog stand at Walmart. My DH is cooking the food. This is our third year. I usually help them but I'm staying home to watch my two kids and my neice. Later on we're going to a birthday party at the park. Tomorrow is Mother's Day and I'll be MIA all day, maybe even Monday. My daughter has a dentist appointment so we have alot of running to do. Till then...
Here is a card I did at my LSS. I just added the Riley Easter Chick image to it today. I know Easter is long past but this will give you some inspiration for next year. Or you could choose a different shape of Iris Folding for Christmas and have a circle for a Christmas tree ornament. The possibilities of ways are endless. Cardstock is from my LSS, also used GP white. Markers are Zig watercolor system. The scalloped Marvy Punch is the oval, and the Iris Fold is a stamp that is stamped on another piece of paper and then taped to outside of punched out cadstock. The strips of thin design paper are one inch strips that are folded in half and taped on. This a very fun and relaxing project. The Iris Folding stamps can be found at Stamp Affair .
