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    Question New Work*****Look What I've Made

    To view the uploaded scrapbook page or card click on the camera icon of the post and it will take you straight to the Members Gallery.

    When you are uploading your picture there is a box you can leave details about what you used to make the item and for people viewing there is also a box where you can leave comments.

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    Hiya made a cute little puppy card today you can view it here

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    I'll join Emerald here since it's a bit empty at the moment, and say lovely work as usual!

    My offering is some slightly different creations: several zodiac ATCs made for a birthday exchange on another forum. They were going to be print and cuts, but the printer decided otherwise and fed my acetate through at an angle so I lost most of the registration marks, but the symbols are all Robo's own cut work.

    I've also uploaded to my gallery a paperweaving ATC plus some other cards, etc. that I've shown before. Everything there is Robo related in some way...

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    I have added my take on Yorkie Mom's all white card to my gallery.
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    Hiya managed to get time to make a Bouncing Baby Boy topper you can view the card here

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    Had to make another sympathy card today

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    http://http://www.ukscrappers.co.uk/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=19962[/URL]

    Dont know if i have done it right, knowing me prob not, but have updated my photos
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    2 cards ive made today, thank you jenny for the anchor gsd

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    Just loaded this 6oth Birthday card on to my Gallery for the first time with the help of Lucille, (thanks ) hope you like it.

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    I've Robo-ed my medallion box stamps, but they looked too plain. So I used YorkieMom's trick with the Papermate pen and embossing powder, Robo drew frames round each panel.
    The other one I just sized to fit a set of stamps I have.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WeeMary View Post
    I've Robo-ed my medallion box stamps, but they looked too plain. So I used YorkieMom's trick with the Papermate pen and embossing powder, Robo drew frames round each panel.
    The other one I just sized to fit a set of stamps I have.
    Pic in my gallery here
    I love these, I also have several of the box stamps so would love to try them.
    Where can I find YorkieMom's trick with the Papermate pen and embossing powder ? have tried searching for the thread but could not find it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caroluk View Post
    I love these, I also have several of the box stamps so would love to try them.
    Where can I find YorkieMom's trick with the Papermate pen and embossing powder ? have tried searching for the thread but could not find it.
    Hi, YorkieMom here! There's really is not a trick to it. I just try to make sure that I do the "drawing" last thing, so that the ink is still wet enough to hold the embossing powder and then I heat set it with the heat gun.

    Does this help? Let me know!

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    Quote Originally Posted by YorkieMomFlUSA View Post
    Hi, YorkieMom here! There's really is not a trick to it. I just try to make sure that I do the "drawing" last thing, so that the ink is still wet enough to hold the embossing powder and then I heat set it with the heat gun.

    Does this help? Let me know!

    Pam (aka/YorkieMom)

    Hi Pam
    How kind of you to reply, I would just love to try this so Let me see, you first cut the piece then draw ? is the papermate pen the same as our embossing pens as that is the only ink pen I know that will hold embossing powder.
    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caroluk View Post
    Hi Pam
    How kind of you to reply, I would just love to try this so Let me see, you first cut the piece then draw ? is the papermate pen the same as our embossing pens as that is the only ink pen I know that will hold embossing powder.
    Thanks
    Carol, here's a link to a post I did sometime back regarding these pens and it includes a picture:

    http://www.ukscrappers.co.uk/boards/...d.php?t=211097

    Does this help you?

    And yes, you cut, and leave the paper in the cutter and then change to the pen tool.

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