UTEE Flowers Tutorial

I used Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel to coat my mini roses. The melting pot is the way to go =) These are the roses I used in my Le` Romantique Mini Page Swap.

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[babydiva81]

When I do mine the utee gives the flower an yellow tint any advice?

[paperdrama]

@babydiva81 sorry, i think you really can't change that tint, that's the clear UTEE for ya.

[AF0093]

So when you refer to UTE its for Ultra thick embossing powder? So you melt it and dig whatever in it then let it air dry?

[paperdrama]

@AF0093 yep that's it. it's actually UTEE (Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel) it's really funa nd it gives a cool effect, just be careful it's really hot.

[LaceyTracy76]

Girl, that's a good idea...I just press the rose in Versa Mark and then dunk it into UTEE. Then I heat it and re-dip it bout 3 or 4 times...kinda takes me a while! Oh ya, where do you get your little roses at? Tfs ~Tracy~

[paperdrama]

@LaceyTracy76 Hi Tracy, gosh the melting pot is way better LOL. I bought those mini roses from sprinkledpinkcupcake (.com) or you can go to 7kidscollegefund (.com)...sorry YT won't let me post a reply with a web page in the comment. hope this helps.

[Malasia808]

For those who can't afford the melting pot, you can use a hot glue melting pot. They are only $7 at Michael's. I've heard you can also use potpourri burners, but I haven't tried that.

[flacrafter]

TFS!....have a Blessed day!

[Tfriday77]

Love this idea, Jo. TFS !! Friday

[ladycrafter671]

Thanks for sharing this technique. I might use it in my next project. Thanks, Connie