This is an remake of a card we made at club last year, with updated colors, paper, ribbon, using the Cracked Glass technique. Since Stampin' Up no longer sells Glassy Glaze :(, I created the cracked glass with 4-6, yes up to 6!, layers of clear embossing powder. And this was a swap, so multiply that by 10.
I was asking darling hubby about his opinion on the card, and he asked, "Does it weigh more than 10 grams?" He has been making comments lately if a card doesn't have the prerequisite number of Heidi layers. Now he has to feel the card before he can make an opinion.Close-up of the cracked glass.
Stamps: A Wish for Peace, Teeny Tiny Wishes; Paper: Crumb Cake, Soft Suede, Whisper White, Very Vanilla, Deck the Halls DSP; Ink: Soft Suede, Versamark; Accessories: Sponge, Clear embossing powder, Scallop Edge punch, Modern Label punch, Word Window punch, Very Vanilla taffeta ribbon, Early Espresso grosgrain ribbon, Eyelet, Crop-o-dile, Sewing machine, Thread.Thanks for stopping by!
8 comments:
This is so serene with all the neutrals -- beautiful!
WOW Beautiful!! That is one of my favorite techniques too.
Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous!!
Beautiful! I'd love to demo the cracked glass technique, but 4-6 layers?!
Wow! What a gorgeous serene looking card....I love the cracked glass technique on this!
Yeah Beautiful... The cracked glass is perfect for this card and I love how it's monochromatic..
that is so beautiful! I love how vintage it looks.
Very vintage. Love it.
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