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Designer Spotlight - Raluca

WOW! Embossing Powder would like you to get to know our talented designers that little more so we have asked a series of questions that they have answer to share before they blog posts. First up is the very talented Raluca.  Q: What is your favourite thing about crafting?
A: It helps me so much with my anxiety and it makes me feel special
Q:If you could choose to do anything to do for the day, what would it be? A:Crafting, definitely crafting! Sometimes, I feel that I’m addicted to cardmaking!
Q: Is there any you wish that would come back to into fashion? A: Nope, not really! I don’t follow the trends in fashion and I’ve always been the kind of gal that wears what’s comfortable and not what’s trendy.
Q: What song would you say would best sums you up? A: Mariage D'amour by Paul de Senneville 
Q:What is your favourite book to read? A: I have two favorites: "Gone with the Wind", by Margaret Mitchell & "Wuthering Heights", by Emily Brontë
Q: Aside from neces…

Heat Embossed Impression Stamping with Jenny Colacicco

Hi Everyone, it's Jenny here and I'm so excited to be joining you today with my first official post for WOW! Embossing as a member of the Design Team!

I have a video to share with you today that shows you how to create imprints in all over embossed panels and create some really stunning effects.    You can check out the video here and over on the WOW! Embossing YouTube channel.  I'm using the new WOW! Dual Heat embossing tool in today's video, which some of you may have seen at Creativation - it was featured in a lot of 'top spots at Creativation' and I concur!! Love this tool!!



My first card uses a red rubber background stamp and WOW! Metalline First Frost embossing powder to create an all over impression in the liquid embossing powder.


Once the embossing powder cools, you're left with a beautiful set impression which you can then embellish with stamped images or die cut sentiments - the sky is the limit with this technique, even just using only one embos…