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Old 03-04-2007, 07:51 PM   #1  
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Hey, Can Iridecent Ice be mixed with white EP?
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I'm sure it can. I've mixed and matched embossing powders before with no problems.
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any otehr opinions? Id like more ice than white.
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What if you emboss with white first then put ice on top?
that would make the ice stand out more.

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you mean emboss then while it is still warm apply the ice?
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Yes or you can add more versamark, and then add the ice. Kind of like layering the embossing powder. You could even just use white ink instead of versamark then just use ice on top of the white ink.

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