Precise Continental was honored to be invited to present a webinar on combining specialty processes on Paperspecs.com. If you didn’t get a chance to listen live you can listen to the replay here.

Precise Continental partnered with Cuticone Design to produce this unique invitation for AIGA Metro-North’s event honoring Stan Church. A custom die cut silhouette is used on the front cover to make the piece stand out.

120# Mohawk Carnival Vellum Duplex Stellar White/New Black was the canvas for the design. The outside is foil stamped with a register emboss.

The inside is engraved in gray.

For more information:
Mohawk Paper please visit their site http://www.mohawkpaper.com/ .
Cuticone Design http://www.cuticonedesign.com/
AIGA Metro - North http://aigametro-north.ning.com/

Precise Continental was honored to be asked to make the invitation for the NY Premiere of Gruppo Cordenons new paper line Boutique at the Four Seasons in NYC on March 4th.

The invitation was foil stamped, engraved and mounted on the new oh so fabulous stock - So…Silk.

The event was a smash! Gruppo Cordenons commissioned 5 students from FIT to design, manufacture and model dresses made from their new line of Boutique Papers. What talent these young budding designers have.

For more information on the Gruppo Cordenons Boutique Line please visit their website http://www.gruppocordenons-usa.com/boutique.html

Mounting is a great process that can be used to enhance your project and make it unique. The mounting process involves taking  2 sheets of paper and adhering them together with a glue to make them double thick. They are then placed in a hydraulic press so the glue can set between the sheets of paper.  Mounting can be done between 2 sheets or more than 2 sheets of paper.

Some uses for mounting:

• Create a unique duplex stock - if you can’t find a duplex stock that you like we can mount 2 sheets together to create your own custom duplex paper
• Make an invitation that will make a real impact - mount a 100# Superfine cover to a 4ply museum board to another sheet of superfine. The ultra-thickness of the piece will make it stand out from all the other invitations.
• Engrave both sides of a business cards. Normally you don’t want to engrave 2 sides of a business card because the bruise from each side will be visible on the other side. A way around this is to engrave on 2 separate sheets of paper and then mount them together. You will have the beauty and elegance of engraving on both sides without seeing the bruise.