How to Use a 3D Embossing Folder: Magical Fuchsia Card Tutorial
Hello there, Michelle Short here to share a step-by-step tutorial with you using the Magical Fuchsia 3D Embossing Folder from the Magical Fuchsia collection by Alex Syberia. The embossing folder coordinates with the press plate and stencil set, but for today’s card, I wanted to show that it can be used on its own, too.
TIP: Smooshing the ink onto the Sticky Mat and picking up from there is the preferred method here than directly from the ink pad. Once you add the white ink on top of the purple ink, the foam will pick up some of the purple ink. If you then place this onto the white ink pad again, it will add purple ink to it. Using the Sticky Mat is a good way to avoid that.
Gently pounce the blending tool onto the image, just on the very raised parts. You may need to apply the ink multiple times to get the saturation of ink you want.
Worried about getting ink where you don’t want it? Before adding the white ink on top, place the Magical Fuchsia Stencils on top of the image and add the white ink on top. Make sure to heat set the ink in between the layers to avoid smearing it.
Adding white pigment ink to the raised areas on the embossing really does highlight the image from the background. You could also reverse it and have a light background and add darker ink to the image! There are lots of ways that you can use embossing folders on their own, but remember, the press plate and stencils do coordinate with the embossing folder too if you want to combine them. Thank you so much for stopping by the blog today, I hope you have a wonderful day!
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Hero Arts Grape Juice Core Ink Pad, Hero Arts Pitch Black Core Ink Pad, Hero Hues Unicorn Pigment Ink Pad, Ranger Blending Tool, Ranger Heat Tool
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Thank you so much for your kind comment, Charlotte. I am really glad you like it!
Beautiful, great inspirations and of course the tips (they will be put to good use :-)
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Thank you so much for your kind comment, Charlotte. I am really glad you like it!
Beautiful, great inspirations and of course the tips (they will be put to good use :-)