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Your stationery box will arrive with a variety of papers featuring different printing processes. Here's what you may find in our next box!
Blind embossing is a printing technique done by pressing an image into a print surface to create a raised design. It is called "blind" embossing, because the design is created without ink or foil.
Debossing is a printing technique done by pressing an image into a print surface to create an indented design. The design is created without ink or foil.
A deckle edge is the natural, untrimmed edge of a paper usually slightly uneven and sometimes slightly thinner than the rest of the sheet.
The process of using sharp metal rules to cut shapes and designs into paper from a metal form called a die. Die-cutting includes cutout shapes and sculpted edges.
Embossing is a printing technique done by pressing an image into a print surface to create a raised design. Ink or foil is then applied to the raised design to add drama and dimension.
Engraving is a printing technique done by cutting an impression into the surface of a metal die. The die is then inked and wiped clean, leaving ink in the cavities of the impression. The paper/print material is then placed on the die and pressed into the cavities creating a raised, inked design.
An innovative printing process that adds a dramatic layer of metallic foil - resulting in a shiny, raised effect that pops off the paper and gleams in the light. Real foil adheres to the top of raised designs and lettering, adding dimension and shine to these products.
Foil stamping is a process done by pressing colored foil onto a print surface using heated metal dies.
Thermography is a printing technique done by adding resin powder to wet ink on a print surface and then heating it to create a raised effect.
Letterpress pieces begin as digital designs, which are sent to film as a negative and then exposed to a plate. The plate is then pressed to individual sheets of paper. A heavily impressed image on thick paper leaves the design and wording crisp and sharp.
Our state-of-the-art digital print technology produces vibrant, lasting color with crisp detail.
Vellum is a paper with a smooth, rich finish.