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Silver Embossed Hearts Card with Decorative Layering

A project from our live show CREATE AND CRAFT TV - Join Carley Duff for the brand new SBM launch show 3 - broadcast 26th Oct 23 · 26/10/2023 · watch it from 26:00

Silver Embossed Hearts Card with Decorative Layering - the finished project
The finished project

Create an elegant card featuring silver embossed hearts with a decorative twine pattern. This sophisticated design uses embossing folders to create a raised, ornate effect on metallic card stock, perfect for weddings, anniversaries or Valentine's Day. The layered composition combines the shimmering embossed panel with complementary card layers for a luxurious finish.

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Step by step

  1. Step 1: Place your silver card stock into the embossing folder, ensuring the most raised part of the folder is positio

    Place your silver card stock into the embossing folder, ensuring the most raised part of the folder is positioned as the base.

    ▶ watch this step (26:00)
  2. Step 2: Place the embossing folder with your card inside into the die-cutting machine. Run the folder through the mach

    Place the embossing folder with your card inside into the die-cutting machine. Run the folder through the machine to create the embossed hearts and decorative twine pattern on your card.

    ▶ watch this step (26:15)
  3. Step 3: When using one-sided specialist card, ensure the metallic or decorative side faces upward in the embossing fol

    When using one-sided specialist card, ensure the metallic or decorative side faces upward in the embossing folder to avoid debossing the surface instead of embossing it.

    ▶ watch this step (26:45)

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