SECRET to CRISP WHITE HEAT EMBOSSING
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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MY SECRET TO CRISP WHITE EMBOSSING IS REVEALED!
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• Opaque Bright White Embossing Powder by WOW
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• Scrapbook.com White Premium Pigment Ink Pad
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• Embossing Stamp Pad By WOW - Catherine Pooler, LLC
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• Mothers & Daughters Sentiments Stamp Set - Catherine Pooler, LLC
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• Creative Expressions Woodware Magic Anti Static Pad
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• Inkadinkado Embossing Powder Tool for Stamps, 1.5'' W x 2.5'' L : Arts,...
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• Pink and Main - Magic Anti-Static Brush
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• Lisa Horton Crafts - Anti-Static Bag
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Hey guys, I have been stamping since the 1990s, and I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Tsukinkeo, a Japanese company, originated the Versa Mark ink pad. It was originally designed to make watermarks on medium shades of card stock. For example, if you take a sage colored card stock, ink your stamp with Versa Mark, and stamp on the card stock, then go over it with your heat gun, you will see the stamped image in a darker shade of sage; a watermark. Great for doing backgrounds. Well, stampers are ingenious, and we quickly found out that when you sprinkle the embossing powder on Versa Mark, because it stays wet for so long, you get a really great embossed pattern. However, before they invented the warter mark ink, Tsukinkeo had a line called Color Box that were colored, pigment inks. They were acid free and color safe and you could use them in scrapbooking. Once you bought clear embossing powder, or any color powder, you could use the Color Box colors and then emboss them. And they had a lot of awesome colors! Well Versa Mark became so popular that they stopped producing the colored inks as people were buying colored embossing powders to use with Versa Mark. However, they did introduce Versa Fine in colors because it is better for word stamps and delicate floral design stamps that have a lot of lines. So you can buy the Versa Fine colors and then use clear embossing powder to get colored print when you need it. I still have my Color Box inks in the cat eye shape, because I bought the re-inkers for my most popular colors, but eventually I will start buying the Versa Fine Claire. Now you know the history behind the story. 🏆❤️
I still have many of my colorbox pads. Remember the petal shaped ones? I have new one still! And the ones that had "bars" of colors, you could use individualy. They still almost work!!
Thanks for sharing the history. I too have Color Box from years ago. Loved them....gotta bring'em back out.
Thanks for the info!
Interesting - thanks!
Good to know! Thank you.
Some more tips. If you find your paper curls when embossing, put a folded towel under it. The heat goes through better and it doesn't curl as much. If you want to colour emboss with clear versa mark, and clear powder, stamp the colour pad you want to use on a tile. Pick up clear versa mark on your stamp, then go onto the coloured ink. Stamp and use clear powder.
I watched this now and see it's from 2 years ago. I never thought of using the white pigment ink for this. Thank you for the wonderful tip.
You are so welcome!
Super clever
Who knew? Great tip.
Hi Laurel. Thanks for sharing your secret. Great tip. Your watercolour painting has grown from strength to strength. Your paintings are absolutely stunning. TFS. Keep well. 🤗💙
I stopped white embossing years ago, because it was always blotchy. I’ll have to try white pigment ink!
🤦♀️ White pigment?!! Thanks, Laurel.❤😎
Great idea. I love WOW powders too! If for some reason there is an a spot or 2 where the embossing powder doesn’t stick, you can fill the spot in with a white gell pen. It camouflages the spot.
You're the best...love Jane North Wales UK 🇬🇧
Wow great paintings!!!
I have been using this technique with the white pigment ink on black or dark cardstock for a while now. I learned the idea from someone and have not looked back since.
Your watercolor keeps getting better and better. Very cool.
Hello beautiful how are you doing
Thanks for sharing
I’m so impressed by your artwork from skillshare classes. Great spokesperson for them. I’m checking it out.
Great tip. Sure did like the white pigment ink best. Great paintings. I loved the sweet bunny!!!
Thank you for sharing your videos
I love the be and thistle picture!!
And your water colours are sublime!!
Thank you xx
Oh thank you!
Thanks! Great suggestions. You are one of the BEST at explaining how and why.
Great comparison...TFS!
what a cool tip gonna have to try this yhank you for sharing
I was having such a tough time with embossing that I was about ready to give up. Will definitely give this a try. Thank you so much for sharing 🤗
@Carolyn: it’s not difficult, but you MUST make sure that your ink pad is very moist. For the embossing power to melt properly, it needs a wet medium. Hope this helps!
@@ebriggs3498 The strange thing is when I heat it, it looks all bumpy, not smooth. All these great tips encourage me to keep trying. Thanks ! 🤗
Please don’t give up!! Embossing powders are so amazing not just for stamping crisp images but for so much more!! Please check out the WOW embossing channel to see different things to try with embossing powders ❤️❤️❤️
@@lovebuildsupcrafts1620 ooh, I like that idea ! This is the 1st I've heard of a Wow having a website 🤦♀️ Will definitely check that out. Thanks & thanks to all for so many helpful suggestions 😊
This should definitely help solve the problem!
Thank you for the tip! And, oh my gosh girl, you are such an artist! Great work!
Amazing. Cannot wait to try this this afternoon! Thank you Laurel.
Thanks for the tips.
(LOVED the calf you painted!)
It may have been Gina K or Mindy Eggen where I first heard about using white pigment ink under white embossing powder. I tried it, but never got good results. I use Lawn Fawn's Yeti ink, so it's not like it's a no-name crappy-quality ink pad. And my ink pad is good & juicy, so a dry pad is not the problem. I just never got good coverage with the embossing powder, compared with using Versamark. So I went back to Versamark. I've never understood how other people get the results they do with white pigment ink, and I just couldn't. But, I guess it is what it is. Thank you for sharing anyway, Laurel. I hope y'all are doing well. Take care, & have an awesome day! :)
I'll try that Wow embossing powder with white ink. It does look very crisp. Thanks for the tip. Your watercolor work is just gorgeous Laurel! Thanks for letting us take s look.🌷🌷
Brilliant! Thank you!
New subscriber here! Thanks for the tip! Love your personality!
Love your enthusiasm!
I have a lot of trouble with embossing. Will try white pigment ink Also your watercoloring is fantastic.
Thank you Laurel I always learn something new from you! Don’t know why I never thought of using pigment ink!
Thank-you for this info. Great to know!!
Can't wait to try this. Thank you so much!
Thank you!
Cool thanks
Great tip 🥰 I will try it ❤️ thanks for sharing your secret Hugs xx
Awesome info, Laurel!! Thank you! 😁👍💖
Thanks! That's an amazing result! You are so smart!
Wow! Really Wow!
Love your results.
Awesome tip! Need to try that out. Would you know why sometimes white embossing powder turns yellowish after heating it.
@Nite Owl Jenn thank you
Hey Laurel. I wondered why I wasn’t getting crisp embossing. Now I know. I need to get some super fine embossing powder. You turned on the lightbulb. Just like when I learned that in order to grow plants and flowers, you need to water them. Hahaha!
Hello beautiful how are you doing
Thank you for the tip!
Love your videos! Love your style! You always make my day! And WOW are you painting so well. Would love to see a painting b4 you started taking classes with skill share, do you see improvement? Have a wonderful day!
Hello beautiful how are you doing
AHA! Thank you SO much for these tips - I already have white pigment ink - why did I never think of that? As for embossing, you can feel the difference between the two sides of cardstock. Go with the smoothest as the EP doesn't sink into the c/s so badly.
Outstanding video! A+♥️
Laurel Beard, how do I see your links on an iPad ?
Can you use colored embossing powders on top of the white pigment ink?
YES!
99 times out of 100 I forget my anti static powder bag. But I don't generally worry about it. 😀
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How much is skill share. I don't like to give personal info just to get a price for something. Can you help? Thanks.
It's free for the first month and then 9.99 per month there after, canceling at any time.
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What a waste of time to advertise for others
Not at all. this is a sponsored video. I do these videos for free so every once in a while, I do a sponsored video for a product that I love.