VIDEO: Using Embossing Powder With Stencils

VIDEO: Mixed Media Technique - Using Embossing Powders With Stencils by Kim Dellow

 

I’m back today with a technique for using embossing powder with stencils. But I am not just using one embossing powder, oh no, that would be too easy! I am going to use three and I’ve got the whole process for you in my video today. It is a great technique for your mixed media, art journaling and even your card making too so have fun trying out this embossing powder with stencils technique!

Now, I’m using some lovely free gifts that I got from magazines for my make today. So hopefully this will give you some ideas for how to use them if you have them, or a heads-up if you haven’t and you want to get them! There might also be a shameless plug for one of my recent articles too! Oops!

I’m using the Dragonfly Dreams Die and Stamp set from Simply Cards and Papercraft Issue 171 and the Hexagon Stencil from Apple Blossom Magazine and kit issue 2 and you can find both of these over at Craft Stash (they ship worldwide!) and I’ve put direct links to each of the magazines in the supplies list below.

Remember, there are close-up pictures of the project at the bottom of this post!

 

VIDEO: Mixed Media Technique – Using Embossing Powder With Stencils

 

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Hexagon Stencil from Apple Blossom Magazine and kit Issue 2

Dragonfly Dreams Die and Stamp set from Simply Cards and Papercraft Issue 171

Golden Matte Medium
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Liquitex Gesso
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Brush 1/2 flat (Whole range)
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VersaMark Ink
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Buy from CraftStash UK  or try the Emboss ink
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Embossing powder
I used Clear AltNew, Cosmic Shimmer Bright Gold and Cosmic Shimmer Denim Lilac Aurora but really you can use any colors, or brands, you want to!

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(…Buy from Amazon UK  The only place I could find the Denim Lilac)

Heat Tool
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Cuttlebug Die-cutting machine
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MISTI
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Buy from Oyster Stamps UK
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Vellum
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Antistatic powder
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Golden Regular gel (Gloss)
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Palette Knife
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Beadsmith Awl
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Tweezers
Pencil

For the printed paper I used these products:

Amsterdam Standard Acrylic Paint (Naples Yellow Red, Quinacridonerose Light)
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Gel Press 6″ x 6″ plate
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Fabriano Accademia Paper is great for printing as it is cheaper but if you can’t find it then try other student art or drawing paper. You can also use the Strathmore Printmaking paper but it is more expensive.
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You can find a list of my favorite and most used art supplies here.

 

Close-up of the right hand page from the Embossing Powders With Stencils Video by Kim Dellow

Close-up of the left-hand page from the Embossing Powders With Stencils Video by Kim Dellow

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And if you haven’t seen my video about printing with gel plates then you can find the .

 

I hope that you enjoyed the embossing powder with stencil art journal page process, I am really looking forward to hearing your word suggestions for this piece today!

Have fun creating!

Kim


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Kim Dellow

Kim Dellow is an artist living the creative life in London, UK. She's helps others to find their creative selves in a monthly art club on Patreon. Licenses designs for products. And designs creative exercises for various collaborative mixed media workshops.

This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. Rena

    Hi again
    these three colours work well together and look really elegant me thinks.
    And no, I would not add any text and leave it as it is.
    Now going to the next video.
    Rena

    1. kim

      Hiya Rena 🙂
      I’m glad you like it and thank you for the suggestion too. I’m with you, I still haven’t added any words but it has been really interesting hearing people’s suggestions and I am thinking of using them on other projects if it feels right. I’m never good with the word part, so I do tend to leave them word-free!
      Kx

  2. Rena

    Hi there 🙂
    well… me thinks it would be too much if you put any text in. There is already text on these strips. That is enough my humble opinion. I rarely use words on pictures, but that is just personal taste.
    Maybe you could write something on ie acetate and lay over it to see if it works. Would be better than ruining the piece.
    Rena x

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