The stained glass challenge this month has the most beautiful cards and I couldn't wait to play. I followed what Loll did by using alcohol inks on acetate. Then I die cut the image from a Penny Black die four times in white c/s. I adhered three together and added them over the acetate when it was dry. Then filled the openings with Nuvo crystal glaze. When that was dry I added the fourth die cut. The stamp is Avery Elle. For this challenge I used die cuts, stamping and stained glass. This is a great challenge. Happy Birthday to the CAS mix up card challenge's third birthday. Doesn't the time fly by?
Be kind to one another.
Be kind to one another.
25 comments:
This is stunning, Brenda. I love your stained glass effect and beautiful colours. The die-cut is so pretty too.
This turned out gorgeous! I love the stained glass behind the white die cuts! Beautiful job on this technique!
Your alcohol ink on acetate background is simply gorgeous, Brenda! With the Faux Stained Glass technique, you created a wonderful sunset scene behind the layered die-cuts. The white leaves and flowers beautifully pop against the background. Thanks so much for joining us at CAS Mix Up!
Hideko xx
What a stunning CAS card with a great technique. The colours from the inks look fabulous and I do so love the white die cut. One very striking card Brenda and thank you for joining in The CAS Mix Up Challenge x
stunning Brenda, love the colours and can't wait to give this ago myself. Wonderful inspiration :)
Wow I love the vibrancy of the AI piece behind that intricate die. The sentiment font is perfect for this beauty.
Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up! xx
Your alcohol inked piece is GORGEOUS, Brenda! And it's so perfect for this die cut! Wonderful card, my friend! Thanks so much for sharing it with us at CAS Mix Up!
Wow, this is so stunning!! I absolutely love the colors!! It turned out so beautifully, Brenda!! I love it!! Have a great evening!! Big hugs :)
Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
That came out so pretty!
Stunning Brenda, just stunning! I love the "stained glass" look you got with your alcohol inks. I haven't played with mine in a long time, need to get those babies out! I love die you used as well. You are doing great with these techniques my friend! Hugs, Brenda
You did such a beautiful job on this, Brenda! I still haven't tried it but it sure looks fabulous! Love the die cut you chose for this!
Oh, my! Absolutely gorgeous! You achieved an excellent effect for stained glass technique! Very pretty in color and great design!
So very beautiful and well designed. I love the colors and that pretty die you used for it.
This is stunning Brenda, love the die and gorgeous colours.
Pam x
A beautiful card Brenda, such an elegant CAS design.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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Really gorgeous results with this technique, Brenda! Isn't playing with AI addicting? I always forget about using them directly on acetate. This technique of stacked dies over the top makes it look prezackly like stained glass! Hope you are having a break from the snow! Hugs, Darnell xxoo
WOW! Your stained glass piece is GORGEOUS, Brenda!! Great job! LOVE the colours and the die-cut you've used. Beautiful, beautiful card! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up! xx
Your card is gorgeous.such a sweet image, I love the soft colours and beautiful detailing.
Your background looks like amber. Beautiful.
Oh Brenda, that looks amazing! Such a gorgeous mix of colors and a perfect die cut to use for this technique!
This is so pretty. I adore the colours you have created. What a lovely technique.
How many arms has an aligator got?
Depends how far he has got with eating his dinner.
What do you call a crocodile with GPS?
A navi - gator.
Hugs Mrs A.
Oh wow--one of my favorite cards, Brenda! Love the die & your AI colors!
Ι llllllllllove your stained glass, Brenda!!!!!!! Great colours, my friend.
This is soooo pretty Brenda, the colours look like amber! You've really mastered this technique, gorgeous work, Cathy x
Congratulations on your well-deserved HM from CAS Mix Up, my friend! Well-deserved!! Hugs, Darnell
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