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Old 04-17-2008, 06:21 AM   #1  
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Help!! One of my friends was telling me about embossing on an item that has already been embossed, how do you do this? TIA
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This probably isn't the answer you are looking for but the only time I double emboss something is when I am building up layers for the cracked glass technique or the faux metal technique. I cover my image with Versamark ink then clear or metallic EP, heat then repeat that process 2 or more times to create a thick embossed image. Help:?
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Truthfully I'm not sure, she said she was going to try a new technique So, I'm just trying to help her out with any input. Any ideas would be great as well as any pictures of actual work would be awesome! Thanks
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Another way might be to use a cuttlebug folder to emboss an image on the paper then swipe the versamark on the raised images and emboss with an embossing powder on that......
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Help!! One of my friends was telling me about embossing on an item that has already been embossed, how do you do this? TIA
Debbie's Die Cuts has a double & triple embossing technique using the Cuttlebug embossing folders. It's really neat and easy to do.

Her blog is: http://debbiesdiecuts.blogspot.com - I can't remember exactly what she calls it though.
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