Darice 1217 63 Damask Embossing Folder Review

really nice embossing on board. Try foil cardboard, it will make your jaw drop. It's great, deep, perfect. I tried my other Darice slide folders and they took it to the next level. Wouldn't hesitate to deal with Daris again.

With an embossing folder and a rolling pin, you can create stunning postcards. Christina Griffith is a great place to start. Watching them will give great ideas on where to start. I have A2 postcards. The embossing folder is small, so I make small postcards.

I've recently started embossing as part of my craft work. These are the cheapest folders I've found for my embossing machine and I love the variety I can find. They work great in my embossing machine. My machine uses smaller binders, but I can shrink the larger binders and they are still more affordable than the smaller binders I've found from other manufacturers.

I bought 3 embossing folders from Darice. None of them worked. I have used different types of paper and plates on my Jane Davenport machine and nothing printed on the paper. I have 8 other folders from Revain that are not branded and they work great and basically look the same as Darice but they really worked. I'm new to minting but my friend warned me to buy the Darice brand but they were already on their way.

So it's not Christmas yet, but I'm already getting what I need to make cards. This is a beautiful embossed folder that I know will come in handy this Christmas. I think it will be especially good for the male recipients on my Christmas card list. And it doesn't have to be just for Christmas. I think it would also work for a winter greetings card for the men in your life. especially those who hunt or fantasize like my husband lol.

I make and sell greeting cards for our local libraries and needed a 5" x 7" embossed case for my A7 Greeting Cards. This embossing folder adds a nice dimension to the background of my map pages. Please see the customer image for an A7 (5" x 7") greeting card I made using this folder (it works for both A2 and A7 cards). . I either leave the embossing pattern undyed or apply Distress Ink to the front of the card to bring out the embossed surface.

To be honest I just bought some embossing folders, assuming I'll be using Big Shot primarily for cutting. I was amazed at what embossing does and in fact my favorite things I've made so far have been made with this folder. Absolutely beautiful, deep drawing. Using a heart cutter, I cut out dozens of simple shades of white, cream, and pink, but then I thought about how simple they looked. I was able to slip several large ones into this case at once and couldn't believe how beautifully embossed…

A very fun embossing folder perfect for a birthday or many other occasions. If you use white core board, it will look good sanded with regular sandpaper. after extruding it to add a little pop to the images. You can also ink the embossing folder before you put the paper in (a pick works best for this, but you can also use a sponge. Be careful to wipe away any ink that gets into the big blank spaces you don't want). ) and then run it through an embossing machine (e.g. a large cone or a squid)…