LDRS CREATIVE FLOURISHES IMPRESS-ION LETTERPRESS DIE SET
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Whether you're working on a project for a special occasion such as weddings, anniversaries, or birthdays, or simply looking to add a touch of beauty to your everyday crafts, our Flourishes Impress-ion Press + Foil Plates are the perfect tool to help you achieve that professional and elegant look. With a variety of flourish and swirl designs, these letterpress dies allow you to effortlessly embellish cards, tags, invitations, and so much more.
Smallest die measures approximately 2.25" x 0.5"
Largest die measures approximately 3.75" x 1.75"
5 Impress-ion Press + Foil Plates
Impress-ion Press + Foil Plates can be used with most letterpress and hot foil craft platforms in combination with most standard die-cutting machines.
They are compatible with the BetterPress.
Not for use with standard platforms and plate configurations that are included/used with die-cutting craft machines. These dies are thicker than average wafer metal dies and may damage standard die-cutting machines if used with standard platforms and plate configurations.
LDRS Creative is not liable for damage caused to die-cutting machines, platforms and/or plates.
Wafer outline cutting dies can be used with most standard die-cutting craft machines, platforms and plates. Refer to each manufacturer’s instructions for use.
Use Impress-ion Press + Foil Plates with LDRS Creative Hybrid Inks and Cotton Watercolor Panels for crisp, deep pressed letterpress images. Hybrid Inks are solvent ink, the best choice for letterpress, and will not feather on high quality Cotton Watercolor Panels.
To achieve professional letterpress results with the BetterPress:
1. Secure the Impress-ion Press Plate on the letterpress Chase ( magnetic platform to hold the press plate/die.
2. Tape the Card Panel onto the Platen (clear top plate with registration marks), aligning with registration marks.
3. Apply ink evenly to the Impress-ion Press Plate.
4. Create a letterpress sandwich by combining the inked Impress-ion Press Plate and Card Panel, then run it through the manual die-cutting machine for the final print.