@@sonton9059 I've been papercarfting since 2005. I started with scrapbooking. Then I tried some DIY home decor and then I started cardmaking! I recommend watching lots of videos, but then just go for it! Find what you enjoy and just get started!
a bit of humor: when I started this card making hobby and embossing powder first hit the crafting market, there was no way to heat it other than hold it over a candle flame or your stove burner!!!! Fire and paper? yeah I know...but it worked. what a great day when heat tools came along.
Thank you for all the details and different demonstrations! Not only did I get the information I was looking for, but now I have several more ideas and inspirations for other projects... doggone it...
As a person who has been stamping since the late 80s - early 90s, and have embossing powder‘s that go back to when Personal Stamp Exchange was still in business, I can attest to the fact that the embossing powder‘s will work forever. The key to good embossing is having a wet, juicy pad. Versa mark is great, and some of us older stampers still have our Color Box pads. Color Box was the first company to come up with slow drying pigment pads and you could use a colored ink with clear embossing powder If you had limited funds.. Color Box came out with Versa Mark, I think, which was originally a pad designed to leave a watermark on dark papers. I recently saw at my local Hobby Lobby that Color Box is now been owned by Momenta.
Ha! I have several Colorbox pads that STILL work! I am happy to have a place to say this, because it's pretty amazing!!! I also have some really vintage Rubber Stampede ink spot & ombre pads that still have stamp-able ink! I don't use them, just keep them for memory's sake. But it blows my mind each time I check and they're not dry! Haha. The good ol' days!
Wow you did an amazing job explaining how to use embossing supplies. I can say I can walk away feeling knowledgeable and not scared to finally try embossing.Thanks for being amazing!
Yeah another of your embossing powder videos. It's great to watch all of the many ways people have discovered using these powders. I've had great results so far clear embossing over copic inks, and all pigment and distressed ink colors too. So great you demonstrated the use of older embossing powders. I suspect a lot has to do with storage as in keeping it dry and away from direct light. I've used actually 20 year plus older embossing powders I had back in the day of rubber on wood stamps only. Now with the clear and rubber without blocks there is so many more ways to use and explore stamping. Especially with the use of embossing powders clear and translucent or opaques. I'm off to do some exploring myself with your wonderful video shares today to help bolster and carry me on my next journey of discovery.
Great information in this video. I've always been intimidated to use embossing powders but I think I'll have to try your suggestions. They look great and fun to do. As always. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! To this day I still feel like embossing powder is magic! Just love the way it looks as it's melting lol! I do have another video sharing embossing powder tips and tricks where I collaborated with a fellow cardmaker and between the two of our videos there are a ton of ideas: ruclips.net/video/EQDy-d5lHjw/видео.html
Thank you SO much for this video! Easy to follow and straight to the point for an embossing newbie like me!! I'm hoping to buy an embossing pad and powders soon as it's been looong overdue!! Much love and happy holidays love 💞
Lovely cards, as usual. I have some gold embossing powder that is 25 years old! Works wonderfully! Not sure you could get crafting heat tools in them days, I used a paint removing heat tool. I only started doing card making 2 1/2 years ago, and my goodness things have changed! A lot of fun! I have 20 year old Brushos too! Lol! Got them for a course, didn't know all the things they could do until recently ❤️
Thank you! It's great when products we spend our hard earned money on stand the test of time! Glad to hear that even a metallic embossing powder lasted that long! Have a wonderful, crafty week!
This video was such a good summary of embossing techniques, I always heat underneath vellum and foil card, and if it curls I use laminator to flatten it. Good to know about distress oxides, and you can always put 2 coats of Versamark on top of any dye ink to get an enhanced shine. 🌍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🌍
Loved this video, some beautiful designs and combos here, very well explained, feeling very inspired now to try embossing for the first time! Thank you Rebecca :)
That's amazing! Maybe be careful about working in an open well ventilated space when using them lol, but still awesome! I love when products stand the test of time!
What a terrific video and all of your ideas easily done. I am excited to know that I can emboss with Distress Oxides, yay! Like some of the other ladies I have very old embossing powders but I gave them a go the other day and yes, they still work. Well done and thank you so much; happy to subscribe! 🇳🇿😀
oh yay! Thanks for heading back into the library lol! I really appreciate all the time you spend with me and I am so happy to hear you are getting some good ideas here and there!💕
Wonderful & very informative video Rebecca, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge & talent!!! Those cards are all amazing!!! Stay well, blessings always!!!
I just discovered the Wagner heat tool and I love it too! I was introduced to it by Kim from Emerald Creek who creates some amazing and unique embossing powders! 😍
Thank you for sampling and showing us your techniques. It has given me some lovely ideas with what I can use my embossing powers for. Cheers from Liz Western Australia.😊
I only use embossing powders from Ranger, and always the super fine ones in white, black and clear. If I need a coloured embossing I just stamp with the colour I want and then use the clear embossing powder - great tip for a small craft budget! 👍🏼
Thank you! If you enjoyed this one, have another heat embossing video where I collaborated with a crafty friend for some more tips and tricks using embossing powder: ruclips.net/video/EQDy-d5lHjw/видео.html
Happy Monday morning? I in tend to play with my waffle flower media mat since it got delivered two days ago! Think I will get out the embossing powders to use......always good ideas from you! Staring. On Valentines cards so lots of embossed hearts are coming! Keep up your videos.........I love them!
Yes, sigh, here we go with another week. I was up until 1 am editing this video so I guess I am ok with it being Monday lol because then we are one day closer to another weekend lol. I love that Tons of Hearts Stamp Set because it is such a staple! And I LOVE making Valentines cards for some reason. Even more than Christmas cards. So expect lots of love themed cards in the near future lol! Heat embossing and ink blending are my top two favorite ways to use the mat! So enjoy! Have a wonderful, crafty week Kathy!
So glad to hear it was helpful! I am a big believer in the idea that all of this should ALWAYS be fun 💕 Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words.
Hi There! I love your channel! I wish I could afford all the items you have. You create some really beautiful cards. This may be a really stupid question but I am just starting to craft. Most of the cards I have seen made, don't fold or have a inside and if they do, it is never shown. Is it me? Do people just send cards like postcards? Do you sign them? I usually put a personal message in all my cards 🙃. Just wondering... also do you use Tim Holt fussy cut scissors? If so are they really good, they seem expensive so I just wondered. Thank you😀
Thanks so much Lisa! Not a stupid question at all. I usually just don't show the part where I attach the card panel to a card base (the folded portion) because I noticed people stopped watching at those points in my videos lol. I do own the Tim Holtz Mini Snips and they are good quality. I own a few pairs of small scissors and I usually reach for my Cutterbee's, but the Tim ones are super well made and high quality. I think all my small scissors were about the same price. I don't usually mind spending a little extra for tools like that because I tend to keep them for years and years.
I don't know about all powders or brands or whatnot but the only one I've ever had trouble with was a Glow-In-The+Dark powder. I loved the he out of it, too, but didn't use it fast enough and it just won't glow anymore. Still a pretty color tho.
Great video! Lots of helpful info, tips and technics. Thanks for sharing your talent and technics. I’m a new subie and I clicked the bell for more. Oh yes and the cards are very pretty!
It is not wall mounted. You can see all about my reorganization to what you see in this video here: ruclips.net/video/HuKfFuYHY0E/видео.html I also have a video featuring more affordable organization ideas here: ruclips.net/video/nV1NEqGixEY/видео.html I have another big organization video coming in a week so stay tuned for that too!
Can you put the embossing ink on using a method other than stamping or rubbing the ink pad? For example, can I use a stylus to first rub against the ink pad and then on the paper? Can embossing ink be used in a glass pen? Can I use a paint brush to apply the ink?
Jennifer McGuire (I think- maybe Kristina Werner) said there was a problem with an old embossing powder-I don’t think it is made anymore, had problems.
I am only brushing away the big piles of powder which can get in the way of a clean stamped image, but a nice layer of powder stays on when you use a dry brush like that. :)
Hi, I make things with clay and I want patterns to have the embossing power in. Do I have to use the ink or can I just pour over the gaps to melt and then seal after, because I can't paint the ink inbetween and get it that precise?
You definitely don't have to use ink! Any adhesive would work. Also if you can't use adhesive you can even get embossing powder to stay put with water and then heat set it!
Great video but I really would like to know what the triangular box you used for mixing the powder in is called I could not quite hear what you said thanks
Thank you! So sorry! I also forgot to list the tray in my supply list! It is a bead tray...Here it is in several stores: • Beadsmith MAGICAL TRAY For Rhinestones --- ldli.co/e/59ypgm --- ldli.co/e/3do4n3 • 20 PCS Bead Sorting Trays Triangle White Plastic --- amzn.to/3o0uQrz [ Amazon US ]
Hi Debby! Those are the amazing Pink & Main Ergonomic and Mini Ergonomic Blending Brushes and I have a video about why I love them so much here: ruclips.net/video/UzfjMixj7FQ/видео.html :) Rebecca
Is there a way to apply the "liquid", for lack of a better term, via another means than stamp pad? In other words, because it has only JUST occurred to me, could we simply pour on the gooey stuff? You would certainly get as good a coverage if applied by bottle? Crafting changes, why not this? :-).
I always list all the supplies I use in the RUclips Description box below the video. You can find the Memory Box foiled pad here: • Memory Box POLISHED FOIL 6x6 Paper Pack --- ldli.co/e/17zrp4 --- ldli.co/e/dz2x7e
My desk is from Ikea. The mat I am working on is the Waffle Flower Water Media Mat: Waffle Flower Water Media Mat --- ldli.co/e/dz2x9e --- ldli.co/e/znod4d
I always list all of my supplies in the description box. :) You can find the mini spoons here: • Mini Taster Spoons - Clear Plastic --- amzn.to/36EG7XD
@@singlemomofonelife yeah lol, they are those little taster spoons. I gave most to my kids who were little at the time and got a kick out of eating ice cream and yogurt with them.
Hmmmm not sure what the issue is, but I agree with Lisa....try letting your heat tool get nice and hot before bringing it to your project. If that doesnt work, make sure you are getting a nice coat of embossing ink on to really hold the powder in place. Which heat tool are you using and which embossing ink?
@@RebeccaKeppel I have Hampton art embossing pad, and my heating tool is from Marcy Lichida Embossing heating tool. It’s pretty old had it put away for a long time
@@nancystrebel3339 I've not used the Hampton Art Embossing pad before, but it needs to be VERY sticky to keep the embossing powder in place, it may need re-inking? And I do know the Marvy heat tool is a good one. As long as it is working right, it should be expelling heat more than air.
I haven't made a wedding card in a long time! I guess probably because weddings have been postponed for a while! :( But yes, I will definitely put that idea on the list for the near future!
To see more videos sharing creative ways to use basic supplies, check out this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLk4tRUVuI1JqEa0TE-bxGPe2h1gZjlBe4
Hi. Where and how long did it take you to learn how to do card making. I am interested in making cards
@@sonton9059 I've been papercarfting since 2005. I started with scrapbooking. Then I tried some DIY home decor and then I started cardmaking! I recommend watching lots of videos, but then just go for it! Find what you enjoy and just get started!
@@RebeccaKeppel thank you
a bit of humor: when I started this card making hobby and embossing powder first hit the crafting market, there was no way to heat it other than hold it over a candle flame or your stove burner!!!! Fire and paper? yeah I know...but it worked. what a great day when heat tools came along.
Yikes! You are brave! LOL! I would definitely have caused a small fire lol!
Thank you for all the details and different demonstrations! Not only did I get the information I was looking for, but now I have several more ideas and inspirations for other projects... doggone it...
So glad it was helpful! Happy embossing!
Thanks for all the help in embossing, you have given m more confidence. Ruth down under.
So glad to hear that! Happy embossing Ruth!
As a person who has been stamping since the late 80s - early 90s, and have embossing powder‘s that go back to when Personal Stamp Exchange was still in business, I can attest to the fact that the embossing powder‘s will work forever. The key to good embossing is having a wet, juicy pad. Versa mark is great, and some of us older stampers still have our Color Box pads. Color Box was the first company to come up with slow drying pigment pads and you could use a colored ink with clear embossing powder If you had limited funds.. Color Box came out with Versa Mark, I think, which was originally a pad designed to leave a watermark on dark papers. I recently saw at my local Hobby Lobby that Color Box is now been owned by Momenta.
I get asked the question about embossing powder going bad a lot. Glad to hear yours have stood the test of time!
Ha! I have several Colorbox pads that STILL work! I am happy to have a place to say this, because it's pretty amazing!!! I also have some really vintage Rubber Stampede ink spot & ombre pads that still have stamp-able ink! I don't use them, just keep them for memory's sake. But it blows my mind each time I check and they're not dry! Haha. The good ol' days!
I still have many Color Box pads I use. But I love Versa Mark. And my PSX stamps are classic and elegant
Rebecca, you give the best detailed instructions that are so clear, without TMI.
Thank you so much, Kathy! I really appreciate that! And it makes me so happy to hear!
Most useful video I’ve seen on embossing. Thank you so much. ❤
First time watching your video thank you so much, I learned alot as I also have very old embossing powder. I live in Ontario, Canada.
Thank you so much for watching, Lorraine!
Wow learned so much from your video. Will try these techniques. Thanks.
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and for leaving such a kind comment!
That was fun and I learnt heap, thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
Wow you did an amazing job explaining how to use embossing supplies. I can say I can walk away feeling knowledgeable and not scared to finally try embossing.Thanks for being amazing!
Thank you for the kind words! Enjoy embossing!
Thanks, Rebecca! Great tips!
Thanks, Debbie!
Yeah another of your embossing powder videos. It's great to watch all of the many ways people have discovered using these powders. I've had great results so far clear embossing over copic inks, and all pigment and distressed ink colors too. So great you demonstrated the use of older embossing powders. I suspect a lot has to do with storage as in keeping it dry and away from direct light. I've used actually 20 year plus older embossing powders I had back in the day of rubber on wood stamps only. Now with the clear and rubber without blocks there is so many more ways to use and explore stamping. Especially with the use of embossing powders clear and translucent or opaques. I'm off to do some exploring myself with your wonderful video shares today to help bolster and carry me on my next journey of discovery.
Embossing powder is magic!! it's the reason I started cardmaking :)
It really is though!! When the dull metallic powder melts and changes to shiny?! Still amazing to this day! Have a wonderful, crafty week!
Great information in this video. I've always been intimidated to use embossing powders but I think I'll have to try your suggestions. They look great and fun to do. As always. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
To this day I still feel like embossing powder is magic! Just love the way it looks as it's melting lol!
I do have another video sharing embossing powder tips and tricks where I collaborated with a fellow cardmaker and between the two of our videos there are a ton of ideas: ruclips.net/video/EQDy-d5lHjw/видео.html
Thank you for all your
embossing ideas.
LOVE IT! So inspiring! Thank you so much! x
Thank you so much!! If you want to see even more heat embossing ideas check out this video too: ruclips.net/video/EQDy-d5lHjw/видео.html
Thank you SO much for this video! Easy to follow and straight to the point for an embossing newbie like me!! I'm hoping to buy an embossing pad and powders soon as it's been looong overdue!! Much love and happy holidays love 💞
Lovely cards, as usual. I have some gold embossing powder that is 25 years old! Works wonderfully! Not sure you could get crafting heat tools in them days, I used a paint removing heat tool. I only started doing card making 2 1/2 years ago, and my goodness things have changed! A lot of fun! I have 20 year old Brushos too! Lol! Got them for a course, didn't know all the things they could do until recently ❤️
Thank you!
It's great when products we spend our hard earned money on stand the test of time! Glad to hear that even a metallic embossing powder lasted that long!
Have a wonderful, crafty week!
This video was such a good summary of embossing techniques, I always heat underneath vellum and foil card, and if it curls I use laminator to flatten it. Good to know about distress oxides, and you can always put 2 coats of Versamark on top of any dye ink to get an enhanced shine. 🌍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🌍
Thank you!
Great ideas!! Have a wonderful, crafty week!
Been embossing forever, yet I learned many excellent helps from this demo! Yay! Thanks Rebecca!
Oh yay! That is so nice to hear! Thanks for spending time with me! Have a wonderful, crafty weekend!💕
@@RebeccaKeppel You, too!
Loved this video, some beautiful designs and combos here, very well explained, feeling very inspired now to try embossing for the first time! Thank you Rebecca :)
Very help to someone who is new to embossing.
So happy to hear that! 💞
Great video, beautiful 💯thanks
Thanks for watching!💕
Thanks for the great tips!
Glad to hear they were helpful! Thanks for watching!
I have a few darker colored embossing powders that are older than dirt, so your idea of mixing some with white is AWESOME!!
LOL, "older than dirt" cracked me up. I am wondering how a dark color would look with some metallic mixed in too!
I'm using embossing powder that was purchased in the late 1980's! Aside from a strange smokey-sweet smell when I use them, they seem to work ok.
That's amazing! Maybe be careful about working in an open well ventilated space when using them lol, but still awesome! I love when products stand the test of time!
What a terrific video and all of your ideas easily done. I am excited to know that I can emboss with Distress Oxides, yay! Like some of the other ladies I have very old embossing powders but I gave them a go the other day and yes, they still work. Well done and thank you so much; happy to subscribe! 🇳🇿😀
Thanx. I enjoyed it. TFS. Merry Christmas
Thank you! Merry Christmas to you too! :)
I have not use embossing powder in a very long time. Now you have inspired me 😉
Yay! Happy heat embossing!
Thank you very helpful video
Thanks for watching! If you would like more heat embossing ideas, check out this video: ruclips.net/video/EQDy-d5lHjw/видео.html
Thank you so much for all the great tips. I have gone back to check out all your older videos. There's a wealth of knowledge in them. Thank you 🙏
oh yay! Thanks for heading back into the library lol! I really appreciate all the time you spend with me and I am so happy to hear you are getting some good ideas here and there!💕
Your instructions are very clear. I am motivated to use these techniques tomorrow. Thanks for sharing!
So glad to hear that! Happy heat embossing!
Wonderful & very informative video Rebecca, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge & talent!!! Those cards are all amazing!!! Stay well, blessings always!!!
Thank you so much Maria! Have a wonderful, crafty week!
I just discovered the Wagner heat tool and I love it too! I was introduced to it by Kim from Emerald Creek who creates some amazing and unique embossing powders! 😍
It is really a great heat tool. I've had mine for YEARS and it still works as well as it did on day 1!
Awesome video thank you
Thanks for watching!
Great ideas and thank you for unlocking the mystery of embossing powder! It really helped!
So glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Embossing powder is so versatile! Thank you or sharing.
I totally agree!
Thanks for watching!
Good tutorial
Thanks!
Thank you Rebecca, I love your teaching RUclips’s. Love the heart card😀
Thank you so much! Makes me so happy to hear!
Can't wait until Valentine's is closer and I can make tons of heart cards!
Very nice Love it.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for sampling and showing us your techniques. It has given me some lovely ideas with what I can use my embossing powers for. Cheers from Liz Western Australia.😊
Makes me so happy to hear! Happy cardmaking!
TFS Rebecca this is the "best" informative video on "how to"!! Been sitting on my embossing supplies have NEVER done embossing will give it a try!
This makes me so happy to hear! Happy embossing!! :)
Thanks so much! Great info, very detailed. New your videos- happy Subscriber
Thanks for stopping by, watching and subscribing. And thank you for your kind words! I am so glad you are here!
I only use embossing powders from Ranger, and always the super fine ones in white, black and clear. If I need a coloured embossing I just stamp with the colour I want and then use the clear embossing powder - great tip for a small craft budget! 👍🏼
This was awesome ❤😊
Thank you! If you enjoyed this one, have another heat embossing video where I collaborated with a crafty friend for some more tips and tricks using embossing powder: ruclips.net/video/EQDy-d5lHjw/видео.html
Nicely done demo - good organization of concise content, lots of good tips, and great sample cards.
Thank you so much! So nice of you to say. Thanks for spending time with me. Have a wonderful, crafty week!
I have that Waffle Flower mat!! Great tips for embossing powder! It’s so fun and pretty! TFS!🥰
Thank you!💞
The Waffle Flower mat is my absolute favorite work surface!
I need to get mine out again!! Thanks for the idea!! 😁
As I’ve just started using my heat emboss toil, it was really great for me watching how you worked with it. I’ve certainly learned a lot. Thank you 💞
Glad it was helpful!
Love these techniques and your cheerful personality!
Thank you so much for spending time with me and for your kind words. Have a wonderful, crafty week!
Thanks so much for this video, so many questions answered. Now I have to go experiment 😃😃😃
So glad to hear it was helpful! Have fun!
Marvelous!
I use the distress oxide technique quite a bit. Saves me from needing embossing powders in so many unique colors.
YES!!
Happy Monday morning? I in tend to play with my waffle flower media mat since it got delivered two days ago! Think I will get out the embossing powders to use......always good ideas from you! Staring. On Valentines cards so lots of embossed hearts are coming! Keep up your videos.........I love them!
Yes, sigh, here we go with another week. I was up until 1 am editing this video so I guess I am ok with it being Monday lol because then we are one day closer to another weekend lol.
I love that Tons of Hearts Stamp Set because it is such a staple! And I LOVE making Valentines cards for some reason. Even more than Christmas cards. So expect lots of love themed cards in the near future lol! Heat embossing and ink blending are my top two favorite ways to use the mat! So enjoy! Have a wonderful, crafty week Kathy!
Thanks for all the great ideals
Thanks for watching!
Awesome videos
Thank you for watching!!
Love the tips!
Thanks for all the info
I’m a newbie
Yay for starting cardmaking! I hope you love it as much as I do!
Thank you for all of your tips.
Thank you for watching!
I'm inspired
So glad to hear it!
Rebecca, what a helpful video ... and the cards turned out great as well. 😊
Thanks so much! 😊 And so happy to hear it was helpful too!💞
Excellent video, amazing cards, thanks so much for sharing! 🇨🇦
Thank you so much! I appreciate you spending time with me!
Thanks so much. I loved all your tips and tricks. 💞
Thank YOU so much for watching! I appreciate you spending time with me! Happy heat embossing! :)
@@RebeccaKeppel Thanks so much. 💞
Wow I learned a lot from this. You sure know your stuff and you make it sound super fun. Thank you, great stuff. :D
So glad to hear it was helpful! I am a big believer in the idea that all of this should ALWAYS be fun 💕 Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words.
Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed your video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for spending time with me!
As always very informative.
Thanks Beth! Have a great, crafty week!
Just found your videos today. I enjoyed watching and certainly learned alot. I look forward to more I absolutely subscribed. I will be binging. 💜💙💚
Thank you so much for subscribing and spending time with me! And I really appreciate your kind words! Have a wonderful, crafty week!
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching!
Love your cards and ideas, thx so much!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Great tips and techniques!
Thanks so much for watching! Have a fabulous, crafty week!
Great info. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Great ideas and pretty cards 🙂
Thanks so much!
Hi There!
I love your channel! I wish I could afford all the items you have. You create some really beautiful cards. This may be a really stupid question but I am just starting to craft. Most of the cards I have seen made, don't fold or have a inside and if they do, it is never shown. Is it me? Do people just send cards like postcards? Do you sign them? I usually put a personal message in all my cards 🙃. Just wondering... also do you use Tim Holt fussy cut scissors? If so are they really good, they seem expensive so I just wondered. Thank you😀
Thanks so much Lisa!
Not a stupid question at all. I usually just don't show the part where I attach the card panel to a card base (the folded portion) because I noticed people stopped watching at those points in my videos lol.
I do own the Tim Holtz Mini Snips and they are good quality. I own a few pairs of small scissors and I usually reach for my Cutterbee's, but the Tim ones are super well made and high quality. I think all my small scissors were about the same price. I don't usually mind spending a little extra for tools like that because I tend to keep them for years and years.
Who knew?? TYFS! 💖💖💖🌹🤓
Thanks for all of your kind comments and for spending time with me! Have a wonderful, crafty week!
I don't know about all powders or brands or whatnot but the only one I've ever had trouble with was a Glow-In-The+Dark powder. I loved the he out of it, too, but didn't use it fast enough and it just won't glow anymore. Still a pretty color tho.
Interesting!! And good to know! Glad you can still get use out of it even it stopped glowing!
Love! Thank you!
Thank YOU so much for hanging out with me!
Great video! Lots of helpful info, tips and technics. Thanks for sharing your talent and technics. I’m a new subie and I clicked the bell for more. Oh yes and the cards are very pretty!
Thank you so much for stopping by, spending time with me and subscribing. And thank you for your kind comments. I really appreciate them. 💞
I love this this is my first time on here
Welcome!
What I’m very much needing to know is how you organize all your craft things. Behind you looks like an amazing system. Is it wall mounted?
It is not wall mounted. You can see all about my reorganization to what you see in this video here: ruclips.net/video/HuKfFuYHY0E/видео.html I also have a video featuring more affordable organization ideas here: ruclips.net/video/nV1NEqGixEY/видео.html
I have another big organization video coming in a week so stay tuned for that too!
Can you put the embossing ink on using a method other than stamping or rubbing the ink pad? For example, can I use a stylus to first rub against the ink pad and then on the paper? Can embossing ink be used in a glass pen? Can I use a paint brush to apply the ink?
Sure you can try any of those techniques! Some will work better than others. I am a cardmaker so these work best for me.
I’ve never embossed before, what is it used for? Like making greeting cards?
Jennifer McGuire (I think- maybe Kristina Werner) said there was a problem with an old embossing powder-I don’t think it is made anymore, had problems.
Oh good to know!
TFS!
Thanks for watching!
I have never rubbed off the extra powder with a brush as I want it to stay on the paper until after I emboss.
I am only brushing away the big piles of powder which can get in the way of a clean stamped image, but a nice layer of powder stays on when you use a dry brush like that. :)
Hi, I make things with clay and I want patterns to have the embossing power in.
Do I have to use the ink or can I just pour over the gaps to melt and then seal after, because I can't paint the ink inbetween and get it that precise?
You definitely don't have to use ink! Any adhesive would work. Also if you can't use adhesive you can even get embossing powder to stay put with water and then heat set it!
Where did you get the cool brush?
Great video but I really would like to know what the triangular box you used for mixing the powder in is called I could not quite hear what you said thanks
Thank you!
So sorry! I also forgot to list the tray in my supply list! It is a bead tray...Here it is in several stores:
• Beadsmith MAGICAL TRAY For Rhinestones
--- ldli.co/e/59ypgm
--- ldli.co/e/3do4n3
• 20 PCS Bead Sorting Trays Triangle White Plastic
--- amzn.to/3o0uQrz [ Amazon US ]
Hello from Dallas. Where did you get those great brushes you used to lay down the DistressInk?
Hi Debby!
Those are the amazing Pink & Main Ergonomic and Mini Ergonomic Blending Brushes and I have a video about why I love them so much here: ruclips.net/video/UzfjMixj7FQ/видео.html
:) Rebecca
Is there a way to apply the "liquid", for lack of a better term, via another means than stamp pad? In other words, because it has only JUST occurred to me, could we simply pour on the gooey stuff? You would certainly get as good a coverage if applied by bottle? Crafting changes, why not this? :-).
Where can I buy the polished foil pad?
I always list all the supplies I use in the RUclips Description box below the video. You can find the Memory Box foiled pad here:
• Memory Box POLISHED FOIL 6x6 Paper Pack
--- ldli.co/e/17zrp4
--- ldli.co/e/dz2x7e
Como se llama esa tabla que usa?
My desk is from Ikea. The mat I am working on is the Waffle Flower Water Media Mat:
Waffle Flower Water Media Mat
--- ldli.co/e/dz2x9e
--- ldli.co/e/znod4d
Anti-static powder, as in, corn starch?
Yes! Some RUclipsrs say anti-static powder is corn starch. Some people make their own anti-static bags.
Where did you get those little spoons? I am wanting to store my embossing powders this way, at least the ones I use a lot.
I always list all of my supplies in the description box. :) You can find the mini spoons here:
• Mini Taster Spoons - Clear Plastic
--- amzn.to/36EG7XD
@@RebeccaKeppel oh so sorry, I realize that now and will look next time.
@@singlemomofonelife absolutely no worries! Just wanted you to always have that resource if there’s something you’re looking for! 😊
@@RebeccaKeppel thanks, I see you have to order a million. I just need like 4.
@@singlemomofonelife yeah lol, they are those little taster spoons. I gave most to my kids who were little at the time and got a kick out of eating ice cream and yogurt with them.
I like you t hair with curl💖
Thank you!!💞
Have you tried the new embossing tool from Rabbit Hole?
No! But I 100% want to! I haven't been able to get a hold of one yet!
Are the links for linkden your page ?
Which links are you looking for? Supply list links are always in the RUclips description box below the video :)
@@RebeccaKeppel I was just curious if the linkden links are for your account. So u get credit for it if I purchase anything from it ?
@@jenniferwilliams7086 Some of my linkedIn links are affiliate links and so I do get a commission from those!
My embossing powder won’t stay on it blows off and won’t melt. What am I doing wrong
Try letting your heating tool heat about 30 seconds before using it on ur project.
Hmmmm not sure what the issue is, but I agree with Lisa....try letting your heat tool get nice and hot before bringing it to your project. If that doesnt work, make sure you are getting a nice coat of embossing ink on to really hold the powder in place.
Which heat tool are you using and which embossing ink?
@@RebeccaKeppel I have Hampton art embossing pad, and my heating tool is from Marcy Lichida Embossing heating tool. It’s pretty old had it put away for a long time
@@nancystrebel3339 I've not used the Hampton Art Embossing pad before, but it needs to be VERY sticky to keep the embossing powder in place, it may need re-inking? And I do know the Marvy heat tool is a good one. As long as it is working right, it should be expelling heat more than air.
Can u plz make wedding card
I haven't made a wedding card in a long time! I guess probably because weddings have been postponed for a while! :( But yes, I will definitely put that idea on the list for the near future!
Thankyou for all the great tips and ideas