While I love the look of glitter on projects, I am not a fan of having glitter everywhere. This technique is one of the messier glitter techniques but I think it's fantastic for a holiday card. And it would be great as an insert in a snow globe image. I'm not sure what it is called or where I picked it up but I have used it a few times. I started by stamping the house image in Cherry Cobbler on Whisper White card stock. I then used spray glue on a used dryer sheet and applied it over the top of the image and sprinkled with glitter. I let it dry and cut it out in my Big Shot. It was adhered to a wonderful pattered paper that also has a bit of glitter on the gold intersections. It is a lovely Bravo Burgundy color with hints of Cherry Cobbler in real life and not as purple as the photos show. The sentiment was heat embossed in white on Cherry Cobbler card stock and added with dimensionals. The panel is then mounted to a Cherry Cobbler card base.
Here is a close up of the glitter.
Happy Stamping,
Dana
What a gorgeous card you've created and I love the techique used that you've described here for your sparkle. It looks fantastic. Thanks so much for joining us this week at Stamp Ink Paper. Carolyn xx
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Carolyn for your kind words!
DeleteBeautiful card!! I get a little carried away when I glitter things up, I sometimes feel like I get more on me and my crafty area than I get on the card. :) I love that image!! Thank you for joining us at Stamp, Ink, Paper.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa! I agree about the glitter, but love the effect on a project. Guess it's the price one pays...
DeleteWhat a beautiful winter card this is. I love the glitters, it looks just like frost in the winter!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Kirsty for your sweet comments!
DeleteDana this card is so elegant and beautiful, right up my alley. I love the monochromatic cherry cobbler. Thanks so much for playing along with is this week at Stamp, Ink, Paper!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping in and your very sweet comments Sandy!
DeleteBeautiful...and it certainly does sparkle! Thanks for joining us at ATCAS.
ReplyDeleteThank you Doni! I'm so glad the sparkle shines, I think I may still have glitter in my hair...
DeleteSo pretty! This is one awesome technique with lots of sparkle. Thanks for playing along at ATCAS.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping in and your lovely comments Loll!
DeleteGORGEOUS!!! Love the colors .... a perfect choice for this image!
ReplyDelete..I must be living under a rock cuz this is the first I've heard of the 'spray glue/dryer sheet technique'. Beautiful, soft & subtle results :)
Thank you Geri! I only ran across this technique once and don't remember where. It does make for a lovely finished product, but it is a bit sticky and glittery :)
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