Dry Embossing Technique Explained With Beautifully Penned

Sep 25, 2021 | card ideas, Card Making Techniques, Step by Step | 0 comments

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I love embossing of all kinds. But the dry embossing technique I’m explaining here today is fun, quick, and easy as long as you have a Stampin’ Cut & Emboss (or similar) machine.

Dry Embossing Technique Explained.

Pip Todman
Shop at: www.queenpipcards.com/store
Join my team: www.queenpipcards.com/royal-stampers/
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Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator UK

Use the different types of Embossing Folders to create beautiful, textured, tactile layers or focal points. You can use either side, one is called Embossed the reverse is called Debossed.

Open the folder and place the cardstock or paper inside. Close the folder & run it through the die cutting machine. Use the appropriate plates (these are marked on the Base Platform).

Add to your card either with Multipurpose Liquid Glue or a dry glue.

Dry Embossing Technique Explained.

Pip Todman
Shop at: www.queenpipcards.com/store
Join my team: www.queenpipcards.com/royal-stampers/
Website & blog:
www.queenpipcards.com
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator UK

You can add ribbon & a label, and also use different colours or types of paper/card. You can emboss it all with great results! Want to learn more? Click here to join the waiting list for when my membership doors open again. Inside I have masses of tutorials, videos, inspiration & more. For all types of techniques, including dry embossing! Why not join my list today?

Dry Embossing Technique Explained.

Pip Todman
Shop at: www.queenpipcards.com/store
Join my team: www.queenpipcards.com/royal-stampers/
Website & blog:
www.queenpipcards.com
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator UK

So, in conclusion, this quick and easy technique gives you texture, a real wow factor or just another layer on your card. I love it, do you? COMMENT HERE and tell me!

How to make this card

All the supplies are listed below with quick links to my store.

  • Use a standard card base 21 x 14.9 cm folded in half at 10.5 cm.
  • Cut a paper layer 14.4 x 10 cm
  • Die cut a rectangle shape (I use Scallop Contour dies)
  • Cut another piece of card to fit inside the rectangle shape. Dry emboss this piece.
  • Wrap the embossed piece with ribbon.
  • Add all the layers to the card.
  • Finish with a sentiment & some embellishments

Want to make this at home? Need everything? Just click the link at the bottom of this list that says “Add all to cart” and yes, you guessed it, you’ll add them all to your basket in my online store. But if you only need a few, just click the one you want and it will take you to that page in my store. Note that Suites contain the bundle, paper, and embellishments.

Remember, to get the Beautifully Penned papers, your order needs to be over £45. You can pick the papers for FREE as your Sale-a-bration choice until end of September 2021.

Thanks for reading, click here to get on my waiting list for the Card Making Know How membership group!

Crafty hugs, Pip x

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Crafty hugs, Pip x

 

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