-=Quoting Julia to Bettie West=-
 Hi Julia,
JS >  Once I get things settled here I  will most likely get in touch with
JS > Pat and Joan  about doing another EP co-op.
We're waiting!
JS >   Now since I have babbled on and on Bettie, can you be a bit more
JS > specific about the problem that you are having with the EP? Maybe there
JS > is a way to solve it for you with a bit of ease???  And what company
JS >  are you using...? Is there a specific color too?  As I mentioned
JS > all of these factors will figure into what it takes to get good
JS > results...
Is it possible that there is not enough of the ink to hold the powder?
I have trouble remembering which ink to use when embossing, whether it is 
pigment or dye.  I know that one dries a lot faster than the other.  I 
finally just bought the clear embossing ink to use.
Maybe Bettie is doing what I did on my card in the exchange, and that is 
knocking off too much of the powder when getting off the excess?  That is the 
reason that my angel was so light.
I stamped and applied the embossing powder, set the card aside until all had 
been finished, then tapped the excess off all the cards and then used a heat
tool.  I really didn't get the effect I wanted with the angel because I 
knocked off too much powder.
Just my thoughts on the problem.
BTW, I posted another msg to you in Creative Arts.
ttys
Donna
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