Re: What is your Favorite Technique

Hey Linda,

Aww yes, thanx for the reminder, I think that that was one of the
first things I learned when it came to embossing and well I flub at it
so I told myself never again, however, now that you remind I am going
to challenge myself to try it again.  Wish me luck.  Ha ha

 >Cut the image out, flip over, and it looks
> > like stained glass and can be affixed to the card.  This works best
> > with bold images, like a dragonfly with big sections on the wings, or
> > a stained glass image stamp.
>

On Mar 18, 8:56=A0am, you...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> On Mar 13, 4:06=A0pm, stampingmaniac <drbar...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> This reminds me of a technique I loved when I first learned it. Stamp
> and heat emboss an image on a piece of clear or light shade vellum.
> Emboss carefully as vellum can be touchy when heated. Flip the image
> and color it in on the back with markers. Coloring on the back means
> you don't have to be quite so precise at staying in the lines!! Flip
> it back over and this also looks like stained glass.
>
> Linda