Thursday, May 21, 2020

Embossing with Detailed Dies



Placement of the platform and die to emboss with the Big Shot 
1.Platform
2.Clear plate
3.Silicone craft sheet
4.Card stock, facing up if using foil
5.Detailed die, cutting edge face down onto the card stock
6.A piece of copy paper-used to protect foil from picking up marring from clear cutting mat (if using       foil)
7.Clear plate
8.Two pieces of card stock for shim (each machine is different…you may need more, or you may need      less) 
Run the sandwich through your die cutting machine. The die will press into the card stock, but the silicone pad should not allow it to cut through. 
NOTE:Top and bottom plates or shims may vary depending on your machine, but the technique will work with proper pressure if the layers are in order.

Supplies 
Stamp Sets- Birch Background (149256), Tasteful Textures (149234), Make a Difference (146676
Card Stock- Crumbcake (120953) 1 piece- cut to 4 ¼” X 8 ½”, scored at 5 ½”. This is your card base.
                                                       1 scrap piece for stamping words and sentiment on the inside of 
                                                        your card.               
                   - Mossy Meadow (133676) 1 piece- cut to 4 ¾” X 2 ¾”, emboss with Subtle embossing                             folder (151775). This will be the mat for your DSP.                                                                                                                               1 piece- cut to 2 ¾” X 4”, emboss with gears die from Garage                                                                   Gears (148521), then cut with tree die from Nature’s Roots                                                                        (146341).                                                                                                                                                      1 scrap piece to layer your sentiment on the inside of your card.
Specialty Paper- Come Sail Away DSP (designer series paper) (149481) 1 piece cut to 2 ½” X 4”
Tools- Punches- 2” (133782) and 2 ¼” Circle (143720)
         -Die sets- Garage Gears (148521) and Nature’s Roots (146341)
         -Silicone Craft Sheet (127853)
         -Subtle Embossing Folder (151775)
         -Paper Snips (103579)
         -Paper Trimmer (152392)    
         -Stamparatus (146276)
         -Simply Shammy (147042
Adhesives- Dimensionals (104430), Tombow Liquid Glue (110755
Instructions 
Cut and score crumbcake cardstock. Mark corners of the inside of your card on Stamparatus grid paper.
Place your card stock on the marked area and stamp with the Birch background stamp as shown above.
Rotate card 180° and align left edge of inside card with dots on grid paper. Stamp. 
Turn card over and stamp on the front flap of card using the same background stamp. 
Set card base aside and stamp, emboss and cut remainder of pieces. To make the mat for your DSP emboss the Mossy Meadow piece (4 ¾” X 2 ¾”) with the Subtle embossing folder. Adhere the DSP to your mat, aligning it to the right side, using Tombow Liquid glue. 
Applying liquid glue to ONLY the left side of mat, adhere to card base. With your Mossy Meadow piece (2 ¾” X 4”) emboss and cut your tree.
Following the order of layering for embossing with your cutting die (the gears) starting with the clear cutting mat, then the silicone mat. Place your card stock next and then your die with the cutting edge down on the card stock. Follow with the 2nd clear cutting mat and then place 2 pieces of card stock toact as shims on top of all of your other layers. You may or may not need shims or you may need more than one or two. Everyone’s machines are different.  Play around and find which number renders the best embossed image.
 Arrange your tree die so that the trunk of your tree has no embossing, cut it out.
 
Adhere your embossed cut tree to your DSP using dimensionals.
 
Finish the inside of you card stamping and cutting “Just believe” and “You deserve it”. Adhere these on the inside flap of your card.  Then stamp and punch your sentiment, layer it and adhere it with liquid glue.

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