3. Stick images on paper, leaving small spaces between each one.  Once everything is in place, cover with the backing paper and press everything down well.

4. Pour embossing powder over the sheet. You can use just one color, or multiple colors depending on the effect you want to achieve. The teapot uses a Cloisonné powder. Tap off the excess.

5. Use a heat gun to melt the embossing powder.

6. Once cool, cut the mosaic paper into a teapot shape. Place on a patterned background, reminiscent of wallpaper, and use a cigar band to give the illusion of a table or shelf.

A nice version of this technique is to use a large image as a focal point, and put the small images around it, like a frame.

Feel free to print this class for your reference.