Rainbow candles – testing (almost) all the new embossing powders!

Hello Pink and Main friends! It’s Donna here from donnaisplayingpaper, and I’ve been playing up a storm with the new embossing powders! Despite how long I’ve been making cards, I’ve never had a lot of coloured powders, and I’ve been used coloured inks with clear embossing powder for years. This is a great way to stretch your supplies, and is good for colours that you don’t have powders for, but there are so many fun techniques you can try with coloured powders, and I’m sharing one of those today. I’ve even made a video of the making process for you. I hope you enjoy it.

The other hero of today’s card is the Birthday Candles Stencil set, which has four stencils for really fun layered candles. I used a range of rainbow colours, and inkblended them diagonally across a white panel. I then switched stencils and blended the bigger flames with yellow ink. The next step was to make sure the panel was completely dry, and static free. Of course I used the brand new (and amazing!) Pink and Main Magic Anti Static Brush.

The whole cardmaking process is on my YouTube Channel, as well as a full list of the inks I used. You can see it here.

I then laid the smaller flame stencil in place, and used my embossing ink to ‘stamp’ through the holes. I then sprinkled the Sour Lemon embossing powder over this and heat embossed it. I once again used the antistatic brush, and then repeated the Embossing ink Stamping. I sprinkled the next six powders in rainbow order, starting at the lower right corner, and working my way up. The video shows this process, But the main thing is that I didn’t add heat until the whole panel had powder. The colours I used, in order from bottom right working up were Orange Pop, Bubblegum, Grape Soda, Blueberry Fizz, Aquatini and Sour Apple.

The sentiment comes from the fun Party Animal Stamp set and I stamped this in Black VersaFine Ink, and heat embossed it with Licorice Embossing Powder. The result was a really crisp dark sentiment. I wrapped this around the panel, then stuck this down to a card base to which I’d added a sheet of green dotty paper from the Year Round Dots and Stripes paper pack.

That’s all for today’s card. I really enjoyed playing with new products and experimenting.

Until next time, may your days be full of colour!

Blessings,

Donna

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