As Easy as ABC – Alphabet Plates 3 Ways
on March 10, 2024

As Easy as ABC – Alphabet Plates 3 Ways

Hello there, Michelle Short here and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog using the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet collection. You can use these BetterPress plates in lots of different ways. I have three to share with you today, all quick and easy to do.

JUST A NOTE

AS EASY AS ABC – ALPHABET PLATES 3 WAYS Floral J and Sentiment Press Plate from the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet Collection BP-133 There are lots of different coloring mediums you can use with BetterPress plates – pencils, watercolors, markers plus lots more. I used Copic Markers on this card, while not recommended with the BetterPress ink, I had no issues using them. To make this card: Floral J and Sentiment Press Plate from the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet Collection BP-133 I love that the sentiment plates have been designed to fit to the alphabet letters perfectly, so no need to worry that they will not press straight!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

AS EASY AS ABC – ALPHABET PLATES 3 WAYS Floral H and Sentiment Press Plate from the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet Collection BP-131 My next card uses BetterPress in a tone-on-tone colorway. I really love the softness it gives to the card by using a slightly darker tone of ink on a lighter tone of cardstock. To make this card: AS EASY AS ABC – ALPHABET PLATES 3 WAYS Floral H and Sentiment Press Plate from the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet Collection BP-131

CONGRATULATIONS

AS EASY AS ABC – ALPHABET PLATES 3 WAYS Floral C and Sentiment Press Plate from the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet Collection BP-126 For my last project, I wanted to show how well BetterPress plates foil. I think foiling especially works well with these alphabet plates, as they add that touch of elegance to them! I thought this card would work perfectly for a wedding card. To make the card: AS EASY AS ABC – ALPHABET PLATES 3 WAYS Floral C and Sentiment Press Plate from the Every Occasion Floral Alphabet Collection BP-126 The cut-out flowers add a touch of interest and dimension to what is essentially a one-layer, very simple card. I think they finish off the card perfectly, but I do think it would still look great being flat too.

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies Wilted Violet Distress Ink, Villainous Potion Distress Ink, Copic Markers, white color pencil, foam tape. I hope you have enjoyed seeing my projects today and I have inspired you to try BetterPress plates in different ways. Thank you so much for visiting and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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