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    constant stash withdrawal symptoms The_Lady_Boz's Avatar
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    Embossing on Acetate

    Hi! Can any cardmakers help?

    I am trying out stamping and embossing on acetate. Is there anything I can sweep over the acetate to remove static as there always seems to be some static speckles left around the image after I've heat embossed.

    thanks!

    Jennie

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    Hi Jennie, I use a anti static bag. Actually I use it on everything that I emboss. People have be known to get the same results using a used tumble dryer sheet but I havn't tried that so cant comment. Also I dont know if your acetate is heat resistant, if it is forgive me for saying but cre8tive also sell some really nice heat resistant acetate

    Hope that helps

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    Thanks, Natasha and thanks for the tip about the heat resistant acetate, I'll check this out.

    Jennie

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    You can make you own anti static bags out of a piece from some old tights and talcum powder. I definitely prefer my little anti static bag, but it sometimes wanders off and loses itself under all my clutter so I have to resort to the tights version. Like Natasha I find it great for all my heat embossing, and I sometimes use it too if I'm just stamping on slippery surfaces like acetate.

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