So I've watched the videos and given it a go, but boy did I get into a sticky mess and I'm not 100% pleased with the result. Sometimes you just have to try new things!
I love the colours, that it looks so CAS and that the photograph doesn't show the glue smudges - at last a bonus to being a rubbish photographer!
I die cut the corner scroll several times, added colour using my Copic pens by glueing the bottom layer in place and colouring onto the card base through it. I then stuck the extra layers on and added glossy accents to the coloured parts.
Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Simply Said blocks
Ink: Versafine Clair, nocturne
Die: unknown, been lurking in my stash for years but may be Marianne
Pens: Copic, Y35, RV09, RV66
Glossy Accents
Thanks so much for joining me on this journey of discovery and learning. I'm so grateful to have had your company.
And keep crafting!
Difficult but a delightful card, clean and crisp with pops of colourful faux glass. Well worth the journey.
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I'm glad you persevered Jane, because the card is so beautiful! I love the pretty scroll with flowers. The bright yellow and pink look like they are lit from behind. Gorgeous faux stained glass die-cut! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up!
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicate and pretty CAS card. I think the technique looks beautiful and so very glad you persevered Jane. Thanks for playing along at The CAS Mix Up x
ReplyDeleteI think your CAS Design is amazing, Jane! It makes these beautiful, bright colors pop! A beautiful scroll die cut! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at CAS Mix Up!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely faux stained glass flower card, Jane! The shiny and vibrant little flowers pop against the beautiful white open space. Love the tasteful design. Thanks so much for sharing this beauty at CAS Mix Up!
ReplyDeleteHideko xx