Cover a flat work surface with loose craft paper. The loose paper will help you save the excess
card embosser . Wipe an antistatic dryer sheet over the face of the poster. The antistatic sheet will help keep the Card Embosser from clinging to the poster paper.
Step 2Place the poster face up on a flat work surface. The poster should also be flat; brace the corners if necessary with weighted objects.
Step 3Trace over a small section of the area you'd like to emboss with an embossing pen. Embossing pens write clear in preparation for the Card Embosser. Work in small sections at a time so that the ink from the embossing pen will remain wet.
Step 4Sprinkle Card Embosser liberally over the wet ink from the embossing pen. Continue to trace the poster with the embossing pen in any area that is not covered with excess Card Embosser. Continue to ink small sections at a time and then sprinkle the Card Embosser -
Card Tipper .
Step 5Remove the corner braces and tilt the poster up to remove the excess Card Embosser. The powder should fall onto the loose paper. Tap the bottom of the poster to remove as much powder as possible. Place the poster aside. Lift up the loose sheets of paper, shape each one into a funnel and pour the excess powder back into the container.
Step 6Add more loose paper to your work surface if you still need to add more Card Embosser to the poster.
Step 7Place the poster back over the paper and brace the corners, if necessary. Turn on the heat gun and direct the heat to the
PVC Card Embosser that's sticking to the ink. Work the heat gun back and forth over the powdered areas until the powder melts together to become a raised surface. Heat all of the powdered areas completely.
Step 8Continue to trace the poster with the embossing pen, add the powder, remove the excess and heat the powder until the poster is embossed as you like.
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