How to use Alcohol Inks, Acetate & Tissue Paper to create a greeting card

Supplies used:
Heat Resistant acetate, dryer sheet, rubber stamp, pigment ink, ultra thick embossing powder, heat embossing gun, paper cutter, alcohol inks ( cranberry, red pepper & wild plum), card stock, tissue paper, cardstock, glitter, clear drying glue, paint brush and a roller. The rubber stamp in this video is from Impression Obsession J2011 Damask Floral by designer Leigh Hannan.

[@janetgeist8505]

What a beautiful card.

[@bethjeans3780]

I'm late to the party but just wanted to thank you for a terrific video - what a wonderful technique and beautiful card!

[@jeanettedonahoe3293]

What a fantastic video; I learned so much from you. Thanks.

[@tjaniga]

Thank You!

[@beverlymclaughlin6113]

How beautiful!!

[@lollthompson7357]

Great technique!!

[@macmable551]

Fabulous...Thank you x

[@gloriaharvey3193]

This is a awesome project Love this! Great technique!

[@maurar6408]

Love this - thanks for the video!

[@tjaniga1]

Maura R Thank you!

[@tjaniga1]

Maura R Thank you!

[@rebeccagable9629]

I've heat embossed lots of surfaces but never acetate bc I thought the heat gun temp would melt it. Surprise!

[@tjaniga]

You can buy thermal acetate that is designed for heat.

[@sophiaschell68]

Very nice! What kind of ultra thick gold embossing powder are you using? Who is the manufacturer?

[@tjaniga]

I think this one came from Dreamweaver Stencils. Any UTEE will work. :-)