Go back in time with retro-inspired designs.

Travel back in time with the Sixties Sunshine products! Easily color in the Sixties Sunshine Embossing Folder, inspired by timeless vintage florals, with this 3 in 1 Simple Coloring Stencil Set! The first two stencils can help you color in the alternating petals of each flower and the third stencil colors in the stigmas of the flowers.

You can choose from 3D Embossing folder, or a 6 x 6 & 3-in-1 Coloring Stencil Set, or you can get the complete bundle!

Designer's Tips:

After embossing your cardstock with the Sixties Sunshine 3D Embossing Folder, color it in with the coordinating Simple Coloring Stencil Set. Then, cut out a black piece of cardstock and stamp your favorite sentiment. Heat emboss with Altenew's Pure White Crisp Embossing Powder, and adhere to your card!

These stencils are part of our unique line of stencils curated to be used with their corresponding embossing folders. These stencils will provide a base for adding color and character to the images in the stamp set.

Take your projects to a new dimension with our 3D Embossing Folders. Instead of achieving merely two levels of embossed texture, this folder will produce three-dimensional shaped designs to enhance your creations. Simply run through your die-cutting machine following the manufacturer's instructions for 3D embossing folders, and you're all set!

How To Use the Stencil:

Place the stencil over the project area and secure it with washi tape, painter's tape, or any other repositionable adhesive. Add patterns to your project by blending inks, spraying mists, applying embossing paste, or adding glitter. Gently pull the stencil off from the project area to see the result.

How To Clean & Care the Stencil:

Use baby wipes or stamp cleaner to remove any residual ink or craft medium. For more thorough cleaning, a gentle soap with lukewarm water may be used. Lightly pat the stencil dry with a clean cloth and return it to its original packaging or a storage sleeve to keep it clean. Store flat and away from direct heat/sunlight.