Spellbinders BetterPress Cards

Hi card making friends, welcome back.  I’m doing a bit of catch up today so I’m combing a couple of sets of BetterPress Products to share with you today.  My computer is still in sickbay, waiting for a part, so I’m humping along slowly on this old beast and it’s been heartburn believe me, LOL.

Anyway, playing with the BetterPress machine was a nice and well needed distraction.

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Spellbinders BetterPress Cards

 

I love this BetterPress machine for many reasons.  It’s easy to use, it provides amazing results and you can do so many different things with it.  I have a couple of different techniques to share with you today.  The first two cards are from a new release September 10th, More BetterPress Christmas.

 

hand made christmas card with a pink poinsettia and teal leaves created with new card making products from Spellbinders

How to create the Spellbinders BetterPress Cards Card #1

This card is a messy watercolor.  The BetterPress ink is waterproof, so you can press onto watercolor paper and go at it, which I did with my Zig Markers.

Start by inking the Poinsettia with the Black BetterPress Ink and pressing onto a piece of watercolor paper cut at 3-3/4″ x 5″.

Next, use Zig markers to add colors and to watercolor the background.

Markers Used:  36, 33, 42, 60, 72, 24, 21, 22, 47, 43, and 50

Then, add a black mat that is 4″ x 5-1/4″, and then a card front in Waterfall, 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″.  Add all this to a white top folding A2 sized card base.

Finally, press the sentiment with Wild Berry Ink, die cut and add to the top right corner.

purple and blue christmas card with a row of evergreens created with betterpress products from Spellbinders

Create the Spellbinders BetterPress Cards card #2

Start by ink blending 3 colors of Gina K Designs Ink across a piece of the BetterPress white card stock.  Powder Blue, Wild Wisteria, and In the Navy.
Next, Press the evergreens into the paper with the Black Ink.

Repeat to add the sentiment in the top left corner.

trim the piece down to 4″ x 5-1/4″, add to a purple mat, and then to a white A2 card base.

Splatter with white paint.  I also used Liquid Pearls in White Opal to add snow to the trees.

Fall card using the Betterpress Sept plate to create a beautiful card.

Spellbinders BetterPress Cards, Card #3 –

This is the September BetterPress Monthly Club – Corner Sunflowers – and it’s FABULOUS.

Because I’m so far behind, I decided to do an ink blended background using Gina K Designs Inks in:  Cherry Red, Tangerine Twists and Wild Dandelion.

Next, I used black ink to press the image.  Then I attached it to a top folding white A2 sized card base.

Finally, I splattered it with white acrylic ink and then added the sentiment also pressed with the black ink.

 

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Card Making Supplies used for the Spellbinders BetterPress Cards:

Here are the products I used today.  Compensated affiliate links used  where available at no cost to you.

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10 thoughts on “Spellbinders BetterPress Cards”

  1. Sandi,
    These are all stunners! SO Gorgeous!! Somehow I missed this SB release?!?! Good thing I saw your post…. TFS !
    Lori S in PA

  2. Wow Samdi I Love these cards. Beautiful colors. I am now excited on playing with my Better press machine. What paper did you use?
    Have you tried hot foiling with the dies?

    1. Hi Marian: Thank you. I used watercolor paper for the poinsettia one, and the Betterpress paper for the other two. Nope have not tried foiling yet. My computer crashed last week, so I’m really behind on my design team stuff

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