Welcome to day 2 of heat embossing week! (I think we need to come up with a catchier name. :)) The tutorial today is about a technique that I am calling, Gradient Color. Super easy and super trendy!
Here is the direct link, if you need it: VIDEO
This card uses the technique twice, once for the background and then again for the pumpkins and sentiment. I used the same technique for last Friday’s card, which you can see HERE.
Let me know what you are heat embossing-I would love to see your projects! Have a wonderful day and thanks for stopping by!
Supplies: Stamps (Stampendous-Damask Fall), Ink (Tsukineko Versamark Watermark), Embossing Powder (Stampendous-Rich and Rugged Collection), Cardstock (Papertrey Ink-Kraft, Dark Chocolate, Rustic White, Terra Cotta Tile), Twine (May Arts)
13 comments:
Great idea. I like how you do it and show it isn't complicated. Thanks.
Thanks for the tutorial; easy to understand. Wonder what those leftover embossing powders would look like mixed together? tfs
That card is gorgeous!
What a fun technique. I love, love, love embossing, but hadn't done anything like this yet. Guess what I'm doing today? Thanks!
Excellent technique!! Thanks for sharing! :)
oooooooo thanks for sharing, i need to put it on my to do list. yummy card.
Kimberly, your card is gorgeous! I've been stamping and embossing 10+ years and have never tried this but I will now. Thanks! BTW, I love your work.
Great job with Stampendous products, Kimberly! We're always so appreciative of your beautiful work! Fran is so excited that her Painting with Powder technique is getting so many folks embossing again!
Laura Weed - Stampendous Graphics Manager
what a great idea. very pretty card.
Kimberly,
I love the look of this technique. Off to find some cool colors of powder. I wanna give this a shot.
Thanks for sharing. Can't wait for the next one.
Hugs,Pea
Thanks Kimberly! I have fallen in love with series blogging recently. I will get on a kick with one type of idea, and focus on it for a whole week! I particularly love this series, since I need the refresher course! I rarely use any color other than white or clear! I have used black twice...EVER!
Thanks again!
I just wanted to let you know that yesterday I was scraping at my MIL's and I was telling her about this technique. I tried it out and couldn't believe it was really that easy. She swore up and down she couldn't do it because it looked to beautiful it must be hard and she wouldn't be able to replicate what I did (she has self esteem issues so we've turned scraping into her therapy) after bugging her about it I got her to do it and she was shocked... well more like over the moon excited she pulled it off. So that was a great confidence booster for her. Thanks so much for sharing with us, we look forward to more tutorials.
thank you for sharing this - I love this idea. I just found you today, I'll be visiting again your tutorials looks fabulous. thank you
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