Introducing the Spellbinders Merry Christmas World Press Plate, a delightful addition to the BetterPress Christmas Collection by Spellbinders. This press plate features a unique postage shape filled with Christmas sentiments in different languages and holiday motifs. Designed to fit a standard A2 size card base, it offers a wonderful and distinctive pattern for those seeking a different holiday design.
To create a crisp letterpress design, simply ink the press plate using BetterPress Ink and press it against the BetterPress Cotton Card Panel and Sheets.
Achieving professional results is made easy with just four simple steps. Begin by placing the BetterPress Press Plate onto the Chase, which is the magnetic platform designed to securely hold the press plate in place. Next, tape the Card Panel onto the Platen, which serves as the clear top plate with registration marks for precise alignment. Apply ink onto the Press Plate, ensuring complete coverage. Finally, assemble the Letterpress Sandwich and run it through your manual die-cutting machine.
Discover a new way of crafting with BetterPress, an innovative system that allows you to achieve the elegant look of letterpress without the usual mess. This user-friendly system produces professional stationery-style results, complete with detailed impressions that can be felt to the touch. Combine BetterPress with the Glimmer Hot Foil System, the Sealed with Spellbinders wax seal program, and the extensive range of Spellbinders products to create one-of-a-kind cards, stationery, projects, and more. The BetterPress System seamlessly integrates with your manual die-cutting machine, enabling you to effortlessly create beautiful, detailed, and effortless letterpress effects.
The approximate size of the press plate is 3.70 x 5.00 inches, providing ample space to showcase the intricate details of the Christmas sentiments and holiday motifs.
Embrace a unique holiday design with the Spellbinders Merry Christmas World Press Plate and add a touch of elegance to your festive creations.
