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HOW TO USE: 1. Choose the appropriate size of jammed paper and put it in the embossing folder . 2.Put the embossing folder and the jammed paper into transparent plates. 3.Put it into the embossing machine and turn the operating lever. 4.Take it out and it's done.
Size: 6.3" L x 4.5" W(16x11.5cm)
- Misting your material, especially if it is a heavy weight cardstock, with water on both sides prior to placing the material inside of your embossing folder and running it through your machine will help you achieve MAXIMUM dimension!
- Because of the hills and valleys or "highs and lows" of these new embossing folders, we suggest running your Sandwich through your machine a total of 3 times, for those rich, bold textures.
- NOTE: We recommend using heavyweight cardstock (≥250gsm/92lb)！！
HOW TO USE
Choose the appropriate size of jammed paper and put it in the embossing folder .
Put the embossing folder and the jammed paper into transparent plates.
Put it into the embossing machine and turn the operating lever.
Take it out and it's done.
Trioadastra
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
This embossing design is very pretty but I just can’t get it to work. They recommend heavy cardstock, which I tried, but the design just won’t imprint fully. I do not have an embossing machine- I use a rolling pin, so maybe that’s the catch, but I don’t really think that’s the problem. The mold is a little warped but still closes fully. I tried cardstock, construction paper, and regular paper, and nothing works. I tried pressing by hand, hardcore rolling pin rolling, even standing on it to press the design in. No luck. I eventually gave up and I think I’ll just use one side or the other to press into clay.
LindaD
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
The floral design is very pretty - BUT it will not emboss properly on paper. I have tried with both regular 20lb printer paper as well as on Strathmore 25lb tracing vellum paper, but cannot get the pattern is impress with details. Plus on the tracing paper, it tore through making small holes around some of the flower petals. If I go with thinner paper, I think it will tear even more so. If I go with thicker paper, I doubt it will make much of an impression at all.I do not think you should need to have an embossing machine for this to work. I have another embossing plate similar to this one, but where the plastic plates are much thinner, and that one worked great just using the back of a kitchen spoon. For this, I was using a brayer roller with a lot of downward pressure, which should have been just as good if not better than my other method.For embossing on paper, I do not recommend this! But perhaps I can separate the two plates and use them for embossing clay or something more malleable.
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