Baked Texture Embossing Powder by Seth Apter & Emerald Creek

These embossing powders, designed for artists, feature gorgeous blends of colors, textures, and finishes to create incredible effects in your work. They can be mixed, layered, and blended for amazing versatility. You can use pigment or embossing inks and pens with stamps and stencils to add patterns and designs, or... my favorite technique, use them with acrylic mediums to create incredible textures (just avoid using any flammable mediums.) Embossing powder has long been one of my favorite mixed media supplies, and these are truly fabulous to work with. Give them a try... you'll be hooked!

*Please note - these powders are special artisan blends that are hand-dyed in small batches. As a result, you may see some slight variations between batches.

Choose your flavor of Baked Texture...

Vintage Beeswax

This translucent powder can age any project to perfection and mimics the effects of a layer of beeswax in encaustic painting.
Multiple tones of yellow and brown fuse together for a perfect vintage photo effect.

Dirty Sand

This particular blend is reminiscent of a stroll along the beach. Soft and rich browns combine to give an uniquely gritty visual effect. (Plus, it might just be me, but it smells like chocolate... especially when you heat it!)

Ancient Amber

This gorgeous mixture is mottled with translucent oranges and yellows, and it has flecks of debris like the fossils trapped in time in its namesake gemstone.

Chunky Rust

Chunky Rust is a perfect balance of metallic and matte powders, designed to mesmerize the viewer and be fun to work with at the same time. With colors ranging through reds, oranges, and browns, you've got everything you need for the perfect rust effect.

Patina Oxide

This is isn't your average embossing powder. Patina Oxide layers hues of green and chunks of copper for that perfect aged metal finish.

Deep Sea

A blend of blues and greens, this powder has a high gloss finish that provides a liquid appearance and captivates the eye. The clear granules in this mix also give it a different look depending on what color is underneath the powder.

Rocky Road