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This Dahlia and Roses 3D embossing folder with a coordinating die set is designed by Lisa Horton for Lisa Horton Crafts. This 6" x 6" embossing folder has a coordinating die that cuts out the outline of the design. This embossing folder and die are compatible with leading die cutting machines (sold separately). This folder and die can be used for cards, scrapbook pages, journal and planner pages, and other paper crafting and mixed media projects.
This is a beautiful 3D embossing folder - I've made 25 card with it for Mother's Day and birthdays - it is just simply amazing - embossed on foil for a simple card or with a variety of Distress Inks directly on the folder from light to dark. Still attempting to find a use for the coordinating die as the embossing folder was so versatile for both A2, A7, square and slimline cards.
Such great value for money, so many ways to use. The design & detail by Lisa Horton is just stunning.
There are other flower varieties, I have now collected them all because they are really that good
This is so Beautiful. Amazing. I have just tried it once .but it looks like it has a lot of options to use.
This is a beautiful embossing/die folder. Makes very elegant cards. Product as described. Makes a nice additon to my card making efforts.
This makes a beautiful card! All of the Lisa Horton 3 d embossing folders are wonderful!
The results from this embossing folder is stunning. I love having the die cut as well.
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Do you emboss first, and then cut it out with the die? That seems to flatten the embossing.
By:
wedgwoodlady
(27-Jan-24)
Hello, either way, is an option and depends on what works best for you. We would recommend die cutting first and then using a low tack tape like mint tape to hold the shape in place while you emboss the image.
By: Scrapbook.com
(27-Jan-24)
