I'm so glad you made this video. As soon as I saw SB made better press ink, I knew I had to at least buy that to use with my current impression dies & foil plates 😃 This gives a whole new meaning to "Hinge Method" 😜
Beautiful card. I so appreciate all your suggestions. Saving as much as possible is so important to many of us. Many many thanks for all your time you give to us. Have a beautiful day……🙋🏻♀️❤️🤗
I just tried using it in an embossing folder and it works great, I did spritz it with water, however I don't think it's better than anything else I use so I wouldn't buy it specifically for that purpose. It's really expensive. For letterpress purposes, most definitely makes a huge difference. I would buy in bulk for that.
Hi Tammy, Thanks so much for a really fab tutorial I found all your information very helpful & I loved your card 👍 💖 Tammy, have you got any idea on what hot foil system can be used on the large Hanna Griffin Empress thanks 💖
I have a question: Would using the Spellbinders “cotton” card stock for just normal “embossing” be better……when not using a glimmer or press machine just for a regular card. Would you get a better image?
Hello 👋 Question ❓ Have you tried using the CC FoilPress plates that foil and cut with the Glimmer? I was thinking maybe have to foil it first, then run thru with a regular die cut sandwich? I dunno
I don't have the cc foil system, but if you are going to use your glimmer plates I would definitely get the letterpress, it is so easy to use and worth it! Just take out all 3 shims first for glimmer plates.
I'm so glad you made this video. As soon as I saw SB made better press ink, I knew I had to at least buy that to use with my current impression dies & foil plates 😃 This gives a whole new meaning to "Hinge Method" 😜
Love how fearless and innovative you are trying your ideas. Really beneficial for your viewers.
Thank you 😊 I try!! Lol
Beautiful card. I so appreciate all your suggestions. Saving as much as possible is so important to many of us. Many many thanks for all your time you give to us. Have a beautiful day……🙋🏻♀️❤️🤗
I just tried using it in an embossing folder and it works great, I did spritz it with water, however I don't think it's better than anything else I use so I wouldn't buy it specifically for that purpose. It's really expensive. For letterpress purposes, most definitely makes a huge difference. I would buy in bulk for that.
@@funtimecrafts2472Thanks so much! Saves me 💰💰. 🙋🏻♀️🤗❤️
Thanks for all your testing out foil machines. This was very educational.
Very pretty.
Great information regarding the letterpress process. Thanks for sharing.
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Lol! Right! My thoughts exactly!!!
I’m very impressed with this video. TFS
Ottimo ho pensato anche io che si poteva utilizzare come letterpress, si può fare!! Grande risparmio!!!!
Hi Tammy, Thanks so much for a really fab tutorial I found all your information very helpful & I loved your card 👍 💖 Tammy, have you got any idea on what hot foil system can be used on the large Hanna Griffin Empress thanks 💖
I don't believe there is one. The thickness of the opening on the Empress is too small.
Hi Tammy, Thank you so much for Answering my query I really did appreciate it 💖👍🙂Lin
Great tutorial and review
Card came beautifully ❤❤
Thanks so much 😊
I have a question: Would using the Spellbinders “cotton” card stock for just normal “embossing” be better……when not using a glimmer or press machine just for a regular card. Would you get a better image?
Which die cutting machine did you use with the glimmer? I have a big shot and wondering if it would work with the proper sandwich. Thanks!
What kind of pens did you use?
Hello 👋 Question ❓ Have you tried using the CC FoilPress plates that foil and cut with the Glimmer? I was thinking maybe have to foil it first, then run thru with a regular die cut sandwich? I dunno
I don't have the cc foil system, but if you are going to use your glimmer plates I would definitely get the letterpress, it is so easy to use and worth it! Just take out all 3 shims first for glimmer plates.