Gerda Steiner Designs

Video: Selective Heat Embossing Using Tape

January 28, 2016

Hi guys!! This is Emily Cupely and for today's video I made a card perfect for Valentine's Day where I used the adorable Happy Fall stamp set. To decorate the base of the card, I did some heat embossing on top of a dry embossed panel using tape. Also, added some punched flowers to my images to make the card looks happier and brighter, or even perfect for the Spring. I hope you enjoy the tutorial below! :)












http://gsd-stamps.com/collections/shop-clearstamps/products/happy-fall-squirrel-clearstamp-set


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