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Put another brick in the wall when you're using the Brickwork 3D Texture Fade Embossing Folder to create a background on your next card creation! This 6.25" x 4.25" embossing folder designed by Tim Holtz for Sizzix is so versatile! The A6 folder allows you to achieve an incredible depth of detail as you effortlessly emboss cardstock, paper, metallic foil or vellum for a textured work-of-art. The folder offers the deepest and boldest dimensional embossing experience and will turn ordinary cardstock, paper, metallic foil or vellum into an embossed, textured masterpiece. For best results, spray fine water mist onto material before use.
Works good. It makes a big difference if paper is lightly spritzed with water first before embossing. The texture is amazing! I have this same stencil and only purchased this folder because there's a tiny bit less space between the bricks. Shipping was fast considering all the effects from COVID 19 and the problems inside the postal service. Scrapbook.com has become my favorite source for scrapbooking supplies and card-crafting!
Love the outcome of the design. I used distress ink on the paper first, then the folder. Also tried inking the folder. Great outcome also
Tim and Sizzix have outdone themselves with this embossing folder. I ran six different panels and had a ball with distressed inks, spray inks, water colors, etc. The stuff you can do with this folder is crazy. Even if you use the back side, you can do crazy beautiful backgrounds. I am in love with this folder and I will post ALL my cards from Christmas to Valentine's Day to cityscapes to ancestral to everything else in between. Clearly, in the world of embossing folders, this has been the best bang for my buck!
The 3D embossing folders from Sizzix are amazing and this one is really realistic. Lightly mist the paper to prevent splitting the paper before running it through the machine. The brick has different levels of texture which makes it looks real. Great for cards or vignette boxes.
This is another of the Tim Holtz collection of 3D texture fades that create such versatile backgrounds. The addition of cracks and missing blocks makes this design very realistic. You can use your own colour palette and it looks fantastic. I think it's one of the better designs from this company.
Sizzix and Tim Holtz never disappoint! This is fantastic really 3-D Brick.
I embossed it on 80# card stock misted with alcohol for my reference catalog page (how I store samples) and it is 3-D to the max. Love It!
This folder is awesome for backgrounds for male cards! Fathers Day, men’s birthdays great background!! Love it great purchase! Fast ship, good price, great quality! Thanks for always coming through!!!
I like the detail on this Tim Holtz embossing folder. It looks almost like really brick wall with the nice detail in it. I have a million ideas for this folder to use in my work.
This is truly a beautiful Embossing Folder by T. Holtz and Sizzix. It will add beautiful design to any of your craft projects. I absolutely love it.
Sizzix 3-D texture plates are awesome, lots of fine detail and when using that old red brick color with accents people don't believe its cardstock.
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Can this be used in a Spellbinders Platinum?
By:
User
(31-Mar-21)
Yes, with the correct sandwich combination, this item can be used with the Platinum Machine.
By: Scrapbook.com
(01-Apr-21)
Can this be used on the texture boutique?
By:
juliewingate
(22-Jul-20)
Hi Julie! Sizzix 3-D Texture Fades Embossing Folders are for use with the BIGkick, Big Shot and Vagabond machines only. Hope this helps.
By: Scrapbook.com
(23-Jul-20)
Compatible with Big Shot
By:
Kathyvan
(13-Jun-20)
Yes, it works with mine. You use the smaller thin cuts mat and one of the regular mats to make the sandwich because the 3D embossing folder is thicker. And it can really chew through the paper so nothing less than 80# cardstock. Sometimes it might tear it a bit but just be careful and glue it in place over your foundation cardstock and it doesn't show. I love the look it gives to projects.
By: Cheslia
(14-Jun-20)
How can you make the bricks have a weathered look? I saw one of the project examples, and it looks very realistic.
By:
Douglas T
(25-May-20)
Tim Holtz on "Tim Holtz Live" has tutorials on all the technigues he uses.
By: Sylvia L Harlow
(26-May-20)
