Hi everyone!
Teri here today.
I want to show you all a fun technique that uses vellum, markers, embossing powder and Dreamy Daisy, one of Technique Tuesday's newest stamp sets.
The technique I am going to show you today is called the Stained Glass technique.
It's super easy and super pretty!
Let's get started.
Start by stamping the image with watermark ink on a piece of vellum.
Dump embossing powder on top. I am using black embossing powder today, but you can use any color and it will work great.
Remove the excess powder.
Heat up the image with your embossing gun.
Flip the vellum over so the back side is facing up. Use permanent markers (such as Sharpie markers) to color in the image.
Flip it over and it will look like stained glass.
I used this technique to make this flower on this card.
When I put the card together, I didn't need to add a whole lot to it. All I did was add a sentiment and a few pearls and was good to go.
Wow, looks great! And simple enough for me!
Posted by: Victoria Sturdevant | March 13, 2012 at 10:34 AM
Teri, it's gorgeous. The new floral stamps are perfect for this technique
Posted by: Kathi R | March 13, 2012 at 10:40 AM
Gorgeous!~ And a great way to use some of that vellum I stocked up on way back when!
Posted by: karenladd | March 13, 2012 at 09:53 PM
That is so brilliant!
Posted by: Charlene Austin | March 15, 2012 at 06:01 PM
This does look super easy! I'll have to let you know how I feel about that statement AFTER I give it a try!! Just kidding...I love the look!!!
Posted by: calamityjane | March 19, 2012 at 08:20 PM