Thank you for letting me know! The coupon code is TEA20 Also the sticker shop is also having a sale right now if you are interested!

Carol Frazer Wow, is Versamark only vegetable glycerin? I’m blown away thinking how many I have thrown away for all the decades I have been stamping! I have a huge can of vegetable glycerin so I’ll definitely use that from now on. Thank you!😘

If you do not use the heat and stick powder and put the eye-shadow with a brush directly on the Versamark, doesn't it smear? I think it is too soft, not hard enough to be "touched" with a brush???? Have you tried it with a brush? Would really appreciate, if you answered. Thanks a lot for telling us, what Versamark really is...I was always wondering and not finding the answer.

Only problem with using glycerin instead of VersaMark is your stamped images will not be crisp(if stamping & embossing). Yes I’ve tried it. Also if you don’t use the ranger heat & stick powder then your eyeshadow or glitter or whatever you want to stick down will rub off once VersaMark dries unless you use a fixative or glue or tape. Heat & Stick is embossing powder that stays sticky for few seconds so you can add to it. Also you don’t even need VersaMark or glycerin to hold down your embossing powder(which is ground plastic) you can use water or even gel pens if they stay wet long enough to grab embossing powder. Before (craft)heat guns we used toaster ovens to melt embossing powder to.

SueHuskins Thank you the information. Oh, yes, I remember putting my cards through a lot to melt that embossing powder. The toaster oven moved down to my craft room, and the miracle the first time you saw the grey powder turn into silver!! I couldn’t believe my eyes! Just by chance I came across this lady demonstrating embossing powder at a Christmas fair way back in 1980’s, who knew that would completely change my life!? I still have that bottle of embossing powder. I have always loved embossing powder, while all the others stopped using it and turned to colored dye ink, I stayed with it. Nothing can mimic embossing powder.

Live Laugh Love ->you’re welcome and yes! I got a set of 30 bright, bright colors in the early 80’s at a craft fair also and I still have some of them. They still work too. I tested them when someone said they have a shelf life, only 1 of the ones I still had wouldn’t work, so not sure about a shelf life or just a bad one. Amazing what you do for your craft/fun, I burnt a few cards in the toaster learning, but it was fun.

wvdberg1 another tip..you can buy all kinds of color assortments of eyeshadow pallets at all dollar tree..stores for 1.00..

Some charity shops sell make-up too, we have to be frugal when we're on a pension don't we?

I frequently visit the $ store next to hubbys work and right before they get truck in the morning when they're dragging out the boxes of emptys and getting ready to get started I will have gone thru the make up and craft and school supply (and toy) aisles and gathered all the broken, open and otherwise useless items to them such as glitter, make up, anything crayola or paper related or containers ect and i make a deal with the manager.. I tell her I have a kid in grade school which is true and that I would be interested in buying all the broken stuff that they can't even sell on clearance and since they're just going to throw it away you should make me a really good deal then I'll buy it and I will donate it to some of the kids at one of the local schools if she makes it a sweet enough to you and depending on the home he usually will say tell you what how about we stop counting at eight bucks if it even gets that far and call it a day and so we go through it one at a time and if I'm willing to pay set amount for set item great and she never charges me more than eight bucks and I go home and I sorry all the glitters and eyeshadows into all the little free Avon containers that I get from a friend who sells them or find a stamping up wrap find an Avon rep find somebody who does the old school door to door sales for makeups and crafts or oddly enough I had a dog food scientist who donated a ton of containers to me uniform & clear and perfect. Thats $8 a month!

That's very true, I actually have just started doing that. Great tip!

That makes me so happy to hear! I am so glad I could help!!

I agree! I don't understand the thumbs down either. Just crazy!

I agree, why would anyone give a thumbs down, this is AWESOME.

This is a great video! Thank you, I just found your channel. I see nothing unsafe in her video and she even says “be safe”. If a parent is going to buy a child a high temp heat gun then that child is probably exposed to a lot of other unsafe items as well(including adult content KZfaq videos). It is a parents responsibility to read instructions and supervise their children, that goes without saying. I have been embossing since the early 80’s, starting with a toaster oven and what she did is fine. The only thing that could be unsafe is if the eye shadow had asbestos in it and that would be for another channel. The # of thumbs down is not bad compared to the # of views. It was said yesterday on a news channel that a lot of viewers don’t even understand the thumbs up or down concept and also a lot of folks accidentally touch the thumbs down on their phone when handling. Sorry Alina McPheqrson but you are barking up the wrong tree!!

Alina McPherson Yep, it’s 2019 and everyone is complaining about something. I do have a heat gun and I do have a welder and I do have a oxy/acetylene torch and I have a lot more HOT tools and am very well versed in all!! To call people an idiot is showing your true colors. You just want to complain about everything. Go to your safe space!! I’m done

You are most welcome, Thank you for watching my video!

Yes, absolutely! Great point

That is an excellent point! Thanks for watching

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