Let's do some Fall cards...
The technique on this this little glitter Bird looks almost like a
"Faux" stained glass window technique...
usually this technique is done on acetate paper for the window effect (windows on the cathedrals)...
but here it is on glitter paper
which reminds me of the glass used on "Tiffany" lamps... more opaque
don't you think?
to make it, it requires a few steps...
here we go...
1- prepare a whole sheet (81/2" x 11") of glitter, you will have extra for future projects.
on an adhesive sheet pour white "Ritz" extra fine glitter
put excess glitter back on the jar...
**good news: to avoid this step, at the excrapbook expos they sell these pre-made glitter sheets (I got them at the "KrazyKreations booth)
or try using glitter sheets sold in the market as glitter paper
(I have NOT used these papers, but I will give it a try, I do not know if the glitter will damage the nibs, because these sheets have more coarse glitter...I will have to try)
2- die cut 3 shapes and glue them together, (for depth)
glue them to the glitter paper
I did my bird in black cardstock
**note: you can use stickers instead of dies...
3- start coloring and blending with markers inside the white area...
I used "Copics"; this type of glitter "Ritz" is so fine that it does NOT damage/clog your pens..
4- finished colored bird,
cut around and use the extra sheet for extra projects...
5- make the background,
I used an stencil, sponged the ink through the stencil
and wrap some fine copper thread around some squares...
detail
last
Thanks for the visit
hope you will try this amazing technique...
"faux" stained glass window on glitter
for a card on "faux" stained glass window click HERE
until next time...
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