Stained Glass
by Beate Johns
Bring the beauty of stained glass to your papercrafts, without the special tools.
Supplies
- Outline Image Stamp
- Vellum Paper
- Dark Pigment Ink
- Clear Embossing Powder
- Embossing Buddy
- Heat Gun
- Marker
- Neutral Colored Cardstock
- Adhesive
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Rub Embossing Buddy over vellum. This will help keep embossing powder where it belongs - on the stamped image.
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Step 2
Stamp image in dark pigment ink on the vellum.
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Step 3
Pour clear embossing powder over the image and tap off the excess powder.
Alternative:
Ink stamp with Versamark™ and apply dark embossing powder over it.
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Step 4
Heat powder until it melts.
Hint:
If you are using vellum paper, the paper will curl a bit. -
Step 5
Flip vellum over and color the back of the image with markers.
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Color the entire image and let dry.
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Step 6
Adhere the vellum piece to neutral cardstock, making sure the embossed side faces up.
Place adhesive where it won't be seen later. It can be hidden behind ribbon or a cardstock window.
Alternative:
Instead of adhesive, use brads or just ribbon to secure the vellum to the neutral colored cardstock. -
Step 7
Finish your card.
Video!
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Stained Glass. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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Questions and Comments
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
I made a Stained Glass angel for this technique.
Jean
Thank you.
I think I probably say it every time, but I mean it every time. You are such a wonderfully creative person, Who sure can share with Her art techniques with others through your tutorials. It is so much easier for me to read directions, and see it done. Thank you for sharing such a big part of yourself with me/us/
You are very generous!
Thank you!
He Is Able,
Traci S.
Thanks for the answer, It was a big help.
Connie
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