Good Morning! Thanks for coming back for the 2nd day of Christmas Cards. I don't know if I've ever shared that I love snowmen. (giggle) This card I made using a very interesting technique. I'm not quite sure where it originated from, but I saw a card using this technique, so I had to try it myself.
I used an image that I got from Cuddly Buddly and I used Inkadinkadoo called Snowflakes A Plenty. I stamped the snowflakes on the smooth side of a clear transparency (inkjet) with black Staz-On ink and let it dry. Then on the reverse side (rough) I sponged white pigment ink, then sponged two dye-ink colors and then went back over that with white pigment ink. I quickly covered the wet pigment ink with clear embossing powder and heated. I backed the image with a piece of white card stock and then used brads to ensure the acetate stayed put. Then decorated the front.
It was a fun technique and I think it has a lot of possibilities.
Thanks for stopping by and I look forward to another visit.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
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Hey Mel! Cute blog look! Now I know we prefer the white background but this dusty rose looks awesome.
Okay, I have never heard of this technique before but it is really pretty! I love the effect it has and the CB snowman is sooo cute. Wonderful job and I do hope your little getaway is going well!
Adorable snowman and the card is awesome. Sounds like a lot of work but the results looks great!
Enjoy your day
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Hi Miss, you know you ought to consider doing videos of some of these techniques. You know me I am a visual learner...I need to see it!!!
Great card.
T.
Another beauty Mel!! I love this technique with the snowflakes & snowman!! Great job!!
you did good try for make a card same as you saw before,, thats quite interesting to me as you have made it by your own.
Wonderful card!!! So cute!
This is gorgeous I do so love that image and your design is fabulous.
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Lorraine x
Adorable snowman and what an interesting technique! I've heard of something similar when coloring an acetate image to place inside a clear ornament, but it sounds like fun on a bigger background, too!
Hi Mel,
Cute image and I love the effect you have achieved using that technique - might have to give it a go!! Lovely card.
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Dawn xx
Very cool card and even cooler background!
Adorable!
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