A few days ago, I received a package from Frances over at Hearts in Touch. Some really pretty Asian stamps from a set called Oriental Stained Glass. Well I've never tried the stained glass technique on acetate, so i thought these stamps were a good enough reason to dive in. I really enjoyed coloring on the acetate and it sure did help to emboss the image first. So without another moment to wait, here she is.
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I decided to use very muted colors for the card stock, so I could really focus on the Geisha and cherry blossom images. Did a little distressing on the edges of the card and made an embellishment from scrap acetate and a rub-on. I will definitely be getting some more of Frances' stamps. They are great quality and the images stamp really clear..JPG)
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Supplies:
stamps: Hearts In Touch-Oriental Stained glass
Spellbinders: Scalloped large rectangle
Paper: Card stock- SU: basic gray, Going Gray, Green tea Design paper, PTI: Clear Card stock, Sweet blush.
Accessories: Pink pearls, Clear detail EP, teal glitter, Sticker King butterfly rub-on.
Coloring agents: Versafine Onyx Black, Le Plume markers, Glaze markers, Shimmerz: buttercream, bubblegum, coal
Tools: Big Shot, Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer,
Girl you out did your self :). This is gorgeous, I may have to get me one of these stamps and try this out. The colors are just fabulous.
ReplyDeleteW-O-W!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap this is amazing! You did a great job on the details of this card!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Erika!
ReplyDeleteI do love this geisha and what you have achieved with her Erika. Really pretty.
ReplyDeletethis is a beautiful card..your attention to even the smallest of details makes it fantastic! TFS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Simply Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow...that look like it took a while....lots of stuff goin' on...and a lot of coloring...oh man. It's very pretty though - love the butterfly on the top of the flower vine!
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks very intricate. I don't think you forgot a single detail! I love the pink pearls around the frame.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! You did a great job with the stained glass look!!
ReplyDeleteWOW that's beautiful...great color choices and Ilove the frame, too.
ReplyDeletelovely! i'm going to forward this link to a friend of mine that LOVES asian!
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteErika, this is so pretty! The stained glass technique looks great, I work a lot with vellum, but have never played around with acetate. I should try it. ...I'll put it on the list of things to try! :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Julie
beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool!
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WOW- this is stunning!
ReplyDeleteholy COW!!! oh i SO want to try this out!!
ReplyDeleteWow...this card is too awesome!!
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