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its called Thermography printing, and is basicly the origin of embossing. Most professional printers can do it, but they would probably tell you that they can only print your entire invitation that way, rather than just part of it.
Oh ok..I forgot about thermography. The only bad thing is I'm afraid that is really expensive! Thanks for helping me!
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Hey hive! I was wondering if there is a way to get the embossed raised ink effect without using a rubber stamp? In other words, if I'm having my invitations printed somewhere, is having part of the invitation design embossed out of question?