FREE: Cute Butterfly Embossing Folder with Frame

Thank you! And, I do have some more of the long butterfly folders. I'll list a mystery auction with the 3 folders which have been discontinued. I'll wait have it come out until Wednesday evening, okay? (In case the credits don't come through in time). If you need me to delay starting this auction please let me know before Wednesday.But, I'll include the butterfly folder and another two folders which I think you can use. These folders are the wider and would be the perfect size for bordering a kitchen. Unfortunately, I do not have a lot of these folders left and they have been discontinued. Thank you for the compliment and let me know any time how I can help you!

You are welcome! And, good luck! The reason I am saying 3 folders is because you might look at these and want to change things seasonally or decide you like another one better. Remember, that 8 k = $1 right now. So, I'm going to start higher because shipping on these costs extra too because of the length. You are not obligated to buy though! But, it'll be available in case you want to. I also have another butterfly folder I think which came out last night that should be at the end of my auctions in case you prefer it instead.

You are welcome! And, I wrote you a message explaining the difference in inks so it'll help you in case you decide you want to go that way. The nice thing about sponging with ink is that you can match things already in your kitchen on a background that blends with your colors. That way you don't have to spend a ton of money redecorating.

Actually, I have some other folders I sell which you could emboss and then be a better border than this one. This has a hole in the middle after all where you can put a photo. Some of my folders say "border" and I have some with lace and stars I haven't put up for sale if that's the look you want. I also have a few left that are 12 foot borders. What you do is emboss the cardstock with the image you want using heavy cardstock. Then use wheat paste which you can get at the hardware store. You only need a small sack. It's what we used to use to put up wallpaper with and makes a glue. You can steam it off if you don't like it. Then, after the border is up, I'd use mod podge (it comes in glossy or matt finish) on top or use a spray gloss or matt (but you will want to spray that on before attaching it to the wall) so you can use something like newspapers underneath the cardstock. That spray or the mod podge will help protect the border from dirt and give it a professional finish look. The mod podge will actually protect it even more and make it last longer, but is more expensive! You can even experiment around with inks before you spray (try sponging them on) to add at least one color or more. My suggestion is to take a prephoto then video the whole process, edit it, then post it on you tube. You know that if you have a lot of hits, you tube does pay extra money for every so many hits. Be sure and mention me in the credits though! And, remember to mention the brand name of the folder as well. If you don't like it, because there's wheat paste underneath, you can remove it using a steamer.

You are very welcome! Thanks for the compliment and let me know how else I can help! Bless you too!