Multicolored Embossing Technique

Hi scrappers, this is Kate from Sassy and Scrappy.  I hope you enjoy this fun technique I'm sharing with you.  I've seen similar ideas around the blogosphere and wanted to give it a try.

I started by stamping a background stamp with Versamark.  Then I slowly started sprinkling my embossing powder in alternating colors.  Unfortunately, you will "waste" some powder since all the colors will mix together, but I think it's worth it.

And after all my colors are added.  Apparently I missed a spot, bummer.  This picture is before I set the powder with my heat gun.

I also decided to try it on black card stock and I love how it turned out.

Next I placed my heat embossed pattern on my cutting mat, as you can see I chose to use the black for this card.

Next up, cutting.  Pretty simple, right?!  I chose my sentiment from the Silhouette online store and lined it up in my window so it cut directly on my paper.  If you look close you'll see I accidentally cut off part of my 'y', thank goodness I had a big enough area I could cut it again.

Then I simply put my card together.  I used some twine and a border punch to complete my card design.  I have to admit, it feels like something is missing...but in any case, it's a finished card...for now at least.  Lol.

Details

Stamp:  Hero Arts/Basic Grey-Oxford Collection

Pattern Paper:  Basic Grey-'PB and J'

Embossing Powder:  Zing-Red, Yellow, Pewter

Border Punch:  Stampin' Up-Scallop

Twine:  The Twinery-Black

Cardstock:  Papertrey Ink

Button:  Papertrey Ink

Versamark 'Dazzle'

Embossing Buddy-Stampin' Up

Thanks for visiting and have a happy and safe 4th of July!