Change:  at this link. (Click EasyEdit to add to this page.)Post a few technique tips. What's worked best for you? One of my favorite embossing tools comes in handy when it's time to clean up: A disposable dust cloth picks up all of your excess (or spilled) embossing powder.If   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 870)

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Change: You can create your own embellishments. Here's an example of how embossing can bring out an element on a scrapbook page. There are 2 clay   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 682)

Change: If you don't have stamps or ink, try embossing with your inkjet printer and some vellum. Print your image or words on vellum, then sprinkle on the embossing powder before it's dry and melt it with a heat gun.Add a photo of a great embossed card or scrapbook page.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 168)

Change: about heat embossing!Add a photo of a great embossed card(Click orEasyEdit paper.to (Clickadd EasyEdit,to thenthis "image.")page.)Post a few technique tips. What's worked best for you? Start typing here!Add a photo of a great embossed card or scrapbook page.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 64)

Change:  Definition: A process in which crystal-like powder is heated to the point of melting. Once cool, the result is a hard, glossy, raised finish.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 25)

Change: Created by kstovall Nov 6 2006, 3:43 PM EST for: no reason given