Spellbinders Spider Web Background Press Plate BP-080

The Spider Web Background Press Plate is an integral part of the Spellbinders Betterpress Halloween Collection. This eerie and fun background plate features intricate spider webs, and its design cleverly follows the silhouette of the webs. With dimensions that easily fill a standard A2 size, 4.25 x 5.50 in. card front, it adds a playful and spooky touch to your Halloween cardmaking endeavors.

The Betterpress Halloween Collection offers crafters a unique way to enhance their projects for the Halloween season. The Spider Web Background Press Plate, in particular, contributes to this collection by providing a distinctive and thematic design that captures the spirit of Halloween.

To achieve professional results, the plate is designed to be inked with BetterPress Ink and pressed against the BetterPress Cotton Card Panel and Sheets. The process involves a straightforward sequence of steps, including placing the BetterPress Press Plate onto the Chase, a magnetic platform to secure the press plate, taping the Card Panel on the Platen (a clear top plate with registration marks), applying ink onto the Press Plate, and creating a letterpress sandwich that is then run through a manual die-cutting machine.

The BetterPress System offers a convenient and innovative method to achieve the sophisticated appearance of letterpress without the associated mess. By combining BetterPress with other Spellbinders products like the Glimmer Hot Foil System and the Sealed with Spellbinders wax seal program, crafters can create unique cards, stationery, and projects with detailed impressions that can be felt to the touch. The BetterPress System operates in conjunction with a manual die-cutting machine to produce elegant, effortless, and intricate letterpress effects.

The Spider Web Background Press Plate, with its approximate size of 4.50 x 5.75 inches, serves as an excellent addition to the Betterpress Halloween Collection, enabling crafters to infuse their projects with the spooky charm of Halloween through letterpress techniques.