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I slightly overheated some white embossing powder on a card I was making. The image is that of a dove and the slightly yellow tinge on part of it is really bothering me.
Anyone have any ideas on how to remove that slightly yellow tinge?
__________________ Brenda
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Can you ink the image again and emboss it? Or if not possible to redo entire image, can you take a brush, press it into the embossing ink and just emboss that part?
__________________ Linda E
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Is it the powder or the paper that has changed colour? Just asking because while I occasionally scorch the card, I usually find overheated powder melts into it but stays white. I've never found an answer to scorched paper other than colouring it.