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Crafter's Companion 3D Embossing Folder, Metal Die & Photopolymer Stamp - Festive Foliage

Product SKU: CC-3DEF4-MD-STP-FEF

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Product Information

Create a raised and embossed pattern of poinsettias, holly and ivy on your Christmas cards, gift tags, and more. Plus finish your makes with a large centrepiece poinsettia and “Seasons greetings from our home to yours” sentiment. The embossing folder fills a 6" x 4" card from edge to edge.

Use together to make a Christmas card or separately to give gift tags a dimensional topper. Adding colour to the raised design using inkpads will also bring your creations to life.

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Delivery

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Returns Policy

If you are not happy with your purchase then we would be happy for you to return the item within 30 days of the purchase date. Click here for our full 30-day return policy.

Key Features

  • Creates a raised and embossed pattern of snowflakes.
  • Includes one stamp and one die featuring a snowflake design.
  • Die size: 3.3” x 2.7”
  • Stamp size: 2.7” x 0.9”
  • Folder size: 6” x 4”
  • Compatible with the Midi, Junior, and Gemini II die-cutting and embossing machines.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is embossing, and what effect does it create?

Embossing creates raised patterns on paper or card, adding texture and dimension. It’s a simple way to give handmade cards, gift tags and scrapbook pages extra detail.

What is an embossing folder, and do I need a machine to use it?

An embossing folder is a patterned plastic folder that presses a design into paper or card. You’ll need a compatible die-cutting and embossing machine and the recommended plates to use it.

What’s the difference between 2D and 3D embossing folders?

2D embossing folders create a raised design at a single depth, while 3D folders create several levels of depth for a more detailed, sculpted effect.

What type of paper or card is best for embossing?

Smooth cardstock around 220–280gsm is a good starting point, as it holds raised detail well. Pearl cardstock also works beautifully, helping your embossed designs catch the light.

What’s the difference between using an embossing folder and heat embossing?

Embossing folders use pressure to create texture in the card itself. Heat embossing uses embossing ink, powder and a craft heat tool to create a raised finish on the surface.

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Inspiration: Stamping

Looking to add a handmade touch to your festive gifting this year? Creating your own Christmas gift bags and boxes is not only easy and fun, but it’s also a brilliant way to match all your makes to your tags and greeting cards.