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Black and White Star Embossing Folder Card

A project from our live show Create and Craft TV - Join Toni for her brand new launch - broadcast 10th July 23 · 10/07/2023 · watch it from 42:00

Create a striking black and white card using the HD 3D embossing folder from the set of three. This project shows how to ink an embossing folder selectively to create layered star effects and combine it with a stamped focal point for a modern, professional finish.

You will need

Stamps By Me Quattro D - Christmas Is Coming - 100323AStamps By Me Quattro D - Christmas Is Coming - 100323ASEE IT

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Step by step

  1. Swipe black ink across the entire surface of the HD 3D star embossing folder. ▶ watch 42:30
  2. Lightly brush black ink onto just the star design area of the embossing folder for selective colour. ▶ watch 43:00
  3. Use a tissue to remove excess ink from unwanted areas of the folder. ▶ watch 43:30
  4. Place white card into the embossing folder and run it through your machine to create the layered star texture. ▶ watch 44:00
  5. Examine both sides of the embossed card to see the dimensional star-upon-stars effect. ▶ watch 44:30
  6. Trim a piece of contrasting card to hide the embossing folder's edge line and create visual interest. ▶ watch 45:00
  7. Stamp your sentiment in black ink onto the card base. ▶ watch 45:30
  8. Adhere the embossed star panel to the card base, positioning it off-centre for visual balance. ▶ watch 46:00
  9. Mount your focal image (such as the embossed Santa) onto the card, trimming the arms if needed for proportion. ▶ watch 46:30

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