11K views · 152 reactions | Did you know there are two kinds of embossing? ✨ One is heat embossing where you melt emboss powders with a heat tool and the other is called dry embossing where you use a stylus and stencil or an embossing folder to create a raised design in your card stock. In this video, I'm sharing some great tips on how to use BOTH types of embossing on your cards. Give it a watch, then grab some supplies and make a card or two!  | Jessica Taylor | Facebook

But first, a warning! Once you emboss you cannot paint anything over it as it will show through - so only emboss areas of your painting that will remain exposed. It’s such a great technique for getting lines and texture though. Other uses: tree bark, window frames, water ripples, subtle eye lashes, hair/fur. Give it a go! | The Artery Art Shop and Classes

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Embossing Glitter Vs Embossing Powder I've had this question a few times recently, "What's the difference between Embossing Glitters and Embossing Powders?" So, what better way to explain than to show you on a video. You can find our exclusively mixed Stamps by Chloe colours right here > https://www.chloescreativecards.co.uk/wow.irc Keep Sparkling! ✨ Chloe xx | Chloes Creative Cards

1.3K views · 35 reactions | Many of you have asked about the heat...