Have you started your Christmas cards yet? I’m a little behind this year, but they’e slowly getting done. Today’s card is for the Stamp Ink Paper card challenge .
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The Details:
- Wet Ink on Emobssing!? Yes, that will happen and you’ll get ink all over the card! It happened twice and to make sure it didn’t happen a third time I used the heat tool to dry it. It worked and I didn’t have to make a third card (LOL).
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- How to Prevent Embossing Powder Fly-aways. Rule of thumb is to gently rub the Embossing Buddy over the cardstock before it is stamped with Versamark Ink. Why? Because it prevents loose embossing power to fly away and melt onto the card where it doesn’t belong. It’s something I often forget to do when embossing and I figured I should remind you (LOL).
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Oh my gosh! When I first laid my eyes on this wreath I felt like the lady who loves sponges. If you don’t know who I’m talking about you can see her 
