Hello all :) Nataliya is here :)
I LOVE to do monochrom work! And for our challenge I choose my fav color - violet :)


To create the background I used sprays, texture paste and dried plants.


I made this mixed media tag using a lot of WOW! powder. Now you see it for yourself :)
For rose I took WS52 Vintage Romance, Wow Melt-It! Powder and Medium Rose - Silicone Mould

For dots I used Wow Melt-It! Powderand WS65R Frozen Berries, and a little WD01 Metallic Pink for background:

Chipboard I sprinkled WD02 Metallic Lilac:

And for inscription I used WH07 Bark and Collage - Clear Stamp


And a little shine in farewell :)

Hello all, Nataliya is here :)
Tomorrow my parents are celebrating their Ruby Wedding. And in honor of this momentous event, I made ​​them a card, about the time and love.


Not forgetting about WOW! Powder and Challenge :)
Card turned multilayered and large, 20 x 13 cm


As always, I used the powder with glitter :)


I used for dial WOW! Black Glint


For a butterfly's wings, I used WOW! Neutral Ultra Shimmer


Look how radiant! The same powder I used to circle under the dial.


On chipboard I used WOW! Apple Red as a symbol of ruby anniversary.



Have a long life full of love!

Hey there!
Just jumping on the blog today to share a summer vacation layout with ya! I don't know about you, but I love to scrap with the seasons. I know it sounds crazy, but it is true. :) Last summer we went on a mini vacation to the city by the the bay.  I fell in love with it, and just like Tony Bennett sings, I left my heart in San Francisco.
I love our WOW powders, since our colors are so vibrant,  they go with just about anything you have, from any paper manufacturer.  For this layout, I used three colors:  California sunshine, bay area blue, and cable car red - all  in the Suzy West "By the Bay" collection.
I had some plain chipboard thickers from American Crafts, so I just rubbed them in my embossing ink, and then dumped on the powders, and Voila, custom made title that matches my layout perfectly!
Super duper easy! I started doing it on every layout, and became addicted.  ;)



See, this is evidence of my addiction...another layout, another perfect match.  For this "hello…

Hello all,  Donna here today sharing with you one of my favorite technique with WOW Embossing Powder.  Today we are going to take a close up look at embossing with a mask.   So Lets get right to it.  
Using a mask, ink up like a stamp with your VersaMark stamp pad.    Turn mask over and place where you would like image to go  Using a spare piece of paper and a roller, apply pressure to  to make to leave the Versa Mark ink on paper  Add your embossing powder to you project (I have used Earth tone Pepper)  Remove any extra powder with a brush   Heat with a heat gun and your done.   Here's a layout I have started, I have used it to make a boarder around my photo. Here's a Layout I have completed using this technique  and some close ups,  I love how this effect gives added layers with out all the bulk I have used Cotton Candy Embossing Powder for this layout   Here I have used the Neutral Ultra Shimmer Embossing Glitter Powder to make my title pop!  Embossing on chip board is very simple

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Hi everyone! Amy Prior here today to share with you all some fabulous recent layouts that I have created using WOW Embossing Powders and Stamp Sets. These fabulous products have such an amazing array of uses in Scrapbooking and I hope my layouts below will show you new ways of using your Embossing Powders in Scrapbooking Layouts.
The first layout I have to share today is of some sky high photos I recently took on my plane trip across the beautiful Australian Country side. For this first layout, I have used the Songbird Collection from Prima Marketing which I have teamed up with some fabulous Lace, Twine & Cheesecloth. 
This embossed effect on the background was created using the Crafters Workshop Template Tile Texture 12x12 and WOW Embossing Powder White Opaque.

These gorgeous Chipboard birds from A2Z Scraplets got a coat of subtle Crackle Paint followed by some random ink splattering. To top off these beauties, I have added subtle bits of White Opaque WOW Embossing Powder. I just ad…