Self adhesive pearls for bling were added. My papers are from the Shimmers stack from DCWV.
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
(2011 card #1) Cracked Glass Technique
Jan 1, 2011 entered in AnnaBelle Bling Sketch Challenge ABSC033 and in Stamp TV's Year End Top 10 at StampTV, Video Pick 6- Cracked Glass Technique.
I Stamped flowers from Ecclectic Summer stamp set and sentiment from Inside and Out stamp set both from Gina K Designs. I painted the flowers with LuminArte Powdered Pigments mixed with Gum Arabic. Then I appplied Versamark ink and heat embossed 5 times with clear embossing powder. Then popped into the freezer about 15 minutes & then bent circle to crack the finish. Sponged Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink from Ranger over image to highlight the cracks. Cut Blossom shape and Fancy Label with Spellbinder dies.
Self adhesive pearls for bling were added. My papers are from the Shimmers stack from DCWV.
Self adhesive pearls for bling were added. My papers are from the Shimmers stack from DCWV.
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What a simply STUNNING card Lagene!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your image and I just love this technique, LOVE everything about your card!
Thanks so much for playing along with us at AnnaBelle Stamps!
Take care,
Kylie X
Beautiful Lagene! I love the look of this technique and will have to give it a go!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us this week :)
Andrea
Beautiful job Lagene on this challenge.
ReplyDeleteI love this card, I will have to learn more techniques this year. The blossoms die is next on my wish list which is getting rather long now.
ReplyDeleteAnne
Hello Legene! So good to see you enter our AnnaBelle Stamps challenge with your beautiful card. I love the colours you've achieved with this cracked glass technique.......It really makes for a wonderful card. Good luck with both challenges.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Love the "cracked glass" and how cheery your card is. Thanks for joining the absc sketch challenge.
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous card. Thanks for playing with us over at the AnnaBelle Stamps Blog.
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