UTEE: Ultra-Thick Embossing Enamel

The embellishments above were created using clear UTEE and Bmuse Shimmering Sherbet embossing powder. This combination creates a marbled terra cotta color. The variations in color are a result of the powders becoming more combined. You will get the most distinct variations with your first molds or pours. As you make additional items (or remelt some errors) the powders combine and the color changes to the soft sand color you see in the square face and the goddess charms. I first melted the clear UTEE then added the Shimmering Sherbet and allowed it to completely melt before beginning to pour the mixture into the molds or spoon out the disks. Molds for the mummy, goddess and faces can be purchased at Backyard Cards & Gifts along with dozens of other great soft molds which can also be used for polymer clay.

The embellishments above were created using clear Black UTEE and German Silver embossing powder. This combination creates rich aged metallic texture and marbling. Again variations in color are a result of the powders becoming more combined. The mummy and face on the top left were the first molds I did and the goddess and lower left face were towards the end. I first melted the black UTEE then added the German Silver and allowed it to completely melt before beginning to pour the mixture into the molds or spoon out the disks. Molds for the mummy, goddess and faces can be purchased at Backyard Cards & Gifts along with dozens of other great soft molds which can also be used for polymer clay.

The embellishments above were created using White UTEE and Aspen Autumn embossing powder. This combination creates strong contrast aged gold color and marbling. Again variations in color are a result of the powders becoming more combined, in this case the mummy on the left was poured first with just small amount of the Aspen Autumn, after doing some disks I added more of the Aspen Autumn and then poured the mummy on the right. The mold for the mummy can be purchased at Backyard Cards & Gifts along with dozens of other great soft molds which can also be used for polymer clay.

The embellishments above were created using White UTEE and Bmuse Pale Emerald embossing powder. This combination begins looking like white stone with moss and bits of metallic bronze and as it mixes more becomes a soft sage color. Molds for the Chinese coin, goddess and face are from Backyard Cards & Gifts. The shell shaped embellishment on the right was created by pouring directly onto a texture stamp.

The embellishments above were created using clear UTEE and Bmuse Holiday Wreath embossing powder. The scan just does not do this justice, my favorite so far, the effect ranges from tigers eye gemstones to aged bronze to highly polished ebony on the large face. Molds for the Chinese coin and faces are from Backyard Cards & Gifts.