Embossing Paste Friday

Welcome to our blog! For those of you who return week after week, thank-you! We focus each week on new products or techniques, this week we are looking at something that's been in the catalog for a little while now, Embossing Paste. When it first came out we all bought some wanting to try it out. But, then life happens and it gets pushed aside for other things. We decided that we needed a push to get us designing with it so we picked it for this week's Fabulous Friday theme. Let's take a look!

Karla is up first with her card, she used the Shimmery White Embossing Paste right out of the jar with a Decorative Mask. There are some close-up pictures on her blog post today.

 Next is Debbie's beautiful flowery card. She used the White Embossing Paste, a re-inker and some Shimmer Paint to make her Paste match her card, clever huh? Here is a link to her post so you can read up.

Last up is Jennifer, she really thought out of the box with her card-- she used her Embossing Paste as a smeared background. You'll have to go to her blog to get more instructions.

Hopefully you can come back next week, we will be getting our Floral stamp sets out!

The Sisters in Stamping

Jennifer, Karla & Debbie

A Little Heat in August; Heat Embossing That Is

 Hello there,

Thanks for stopping in today to visit the Sisters in Stamping.  This week we are sharing with you projects that are heat embossing. You know stamp in versamark, add powder to the top and then heat set to make it nice and shiny?  Heat embossing is always a wow and can make projects look so elegant.

First up,we have Cindy Blekas' card. Who wouldn't love a latte card? This would even be good to add a nice little gift card too. Visit Cindy's blog for more information.

Then we have a card that uses a heat emboss technique from Rachel Yurkanin. If you want to know how to do it, you will need to visit her blog for details.

Jennifer Rawlings decided to take on two different embossing methods - heat embossing and additional texture by applying embossing paste with a stencil.  Check out her blog to learn more!

Thanks for stopping. We hope you are inspired to get out your heat tool and embossing powder to have some creative fun time.

Debbie, Jennifer, Karla, Rachel & Cindy