Double Embossed Enamel
by Cindy Elam
Create a unique background by dry and heat embossing with embossing folders
Supplies
- White cardstock
- Big Shot or other die cutting machine
- Two embossing folders, one should be a simple design
- Embossing Buddy
- Embossing ink
- Heat tool
- Colored embossing powder
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Tap embossing ink all over the side of the folder with the recessed image, inking it thoroughly.
Hint:
Try not to press too hard (you don’t want ink in the recesses). -
Step 2
Rub Embossing Buddy over your white cardstock, and carefully place into embossing folder with “buddied” side facing inked side of folder. Emboss with Big Shot.
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Step 3
Cover inked, embossed cardstock with embossing powder.
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Tap off excess powder.
Hint:
A tiny paint brush works for removing Embossing Powder from areas you don’t want embossed. -
Step 4
Heat until shiny with Heat Tool.
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Step 5
Place embossed image into second folder and emboss again in Big Shot.
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Your double embossed enamel background is done.
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Step 6
Finish your card.
Video!
Your Turn
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Questions and Comments
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
squares of DP and then use EP as the grout make
beautiful paper and I have also done it with a
stamped card. I have done the actual mosaic with
tile
Helga
great technique! It's simple, yet beautiful.
Thank you,
Robin
Re: How much embossing powder - it does SEEM like a lot, but you'll notice I had the embossed cardstock on a piece of scrap paper. When I was finished, I folded the paper and poured it back into the jar. It really uses surprisingly little.
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