The challenge on the Rubbernecker blog this week is to use your heat gun. I bought this stamp of stained glass daisies from Rubbernecker, and I've been itching to use it. I stamped the image with Black Craft ink from Stampin Up, covered it with clear embossing powder, and used my heat gun to melt the powder.
Then came the fun part! I pulled out my old Twinkling H2O's - remember those?? - and started coloring. I didn't want to think about shadows and lights, I just wanted to color. Who doesn't love a little shimmery goodness on their cards? :-)
Stamps: stained glass daisies (Rubbernecker)
Ink: Black CRAFT (Stampin Up)
CS: Cool Caribbean, Yo Yo Yellow, White (all from Stampin Up)
Twinkling H2O's: Heavenly White, Celestial Sun, Wild Vine, Tahitian Blue
Other: clear embossing powder (Stampin Up), Cool Caribbean ric rac ribbon (Stampin Up), white tafetta ribbon (Stampin Up), yellow sheer polka dot ribbon
13 comments:
Wow, that is a cool technique. Thanks for sharing!
Very nice card, peaceful to look at. Great colours.
OH I love the stained glass stamps. I've looked at them on Rubbernecker and so far have stayed away, but now... LOL. I love how your card turned out, very nice!!
Don't you just love Stampin Up Craft ink, it has so many uses. This card turned out beautiful.
wow this is amazing!!! I love the stained glass look. It looks like a stained glass window.
Love it!!!---char
ooooh how pretty love the layout!
This is absolutely gorgeous!
Holly, this is a beautiful card. I love the touch of white ribbon.
Oh, Holly, this is just beautiful! Usually you think of stained glass as having deep rich colors, but this is so much prettier!! So fresh!!!
This card really turned out pretty. I wouldnt mind having that as a real stained glass window in my house!
This is a really cool technique. I think I may give this a shot! Thanks for sharing.
Oooooh, Holly, this turned out beautifully!!!! I love the shimmery look of the Twinkling H2O's....I may have to borrow that stamp!!!
this is beautiful!
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