Welcome to the Ink It! Stamp It! Design Team Blog Hop - we hop every month so be sure to pop back and visit us again! Today our theme is Technique and I've made an easel card using the gorgeous new Graceful Glass Vellum that will be available in the new Annual Catalogue from 1 June.
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A stained glass window achieved with an easel card and the Graceful Glass Vellum |
The Poppy Parade red and Graceful Glass vellum make a striking contrast against the neutral easel card |
When the easel card is propped open, the light shines through the "stained glass window" |
The inside of the easel card is quite clean and simple |
I cut the piece of vellum larger than the Whisper White strip underneath it, folded it over the white strip and taped it at the back so that no adhesive would show through the vellum. I then adhered that strip to a slightly larger piece of Poppy Parade and added a couple of Faceted Dots that will also be available from 1 June.
The finished size of this easel card is 7" x 6" |
I stamped the greeting from the matching Painted Glass stamp set onto a piece of Sahara Sand and layered it onto a piece of Basic Black card.
DIMENSIONS:
Easel card: Cut to 12" x 7". Score and fold long side at 6" and 9"
Layers: Cut 2 each Red 2 3/4" x 6 3/4"
Sahara Sand 2 1/2' x 61/2"
Vellum: Top piece 3" x 6"
Lower piece 1 3/4" x 6"
Frames: (Cut out the middles of the pieces, leaving 1/4" frames)
Top Frame (red) 3 1/4" x 6 1/8" - Adhere only the lower edge to the card
Lower Frame (red) 1 7/8" x 6 1/8" - Adhere all edges to the card
I hope you've enjoyed this this technique and card and I welcome your comments.
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Stephanie
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WOW Stephanie, I simply adore your easel card. I haven't created one of these for a few years now. You have inspired me to do another xx Fabulous
ReplyDeleteThank you for that lovely comment, Kim! And I look forward to seeing your easel card!
DeleteOhh how cool, first I thought it was a box, it's just so cool and the vellum makes it look so elegant
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carolina! That's such a lovely compliment!
DeleteYou do these so well Stephanie! I just love your creations. The new vellum is highlighted here so wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Fiona!
DeleteOh, Stephanie...this is beautiful! I love making easel cards...there is just something extra special about them! Your's is definitely extra special. TFS
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, RaeDeen! Yes - easel cards are so rewarding ... easy to do but special to look at!
DeleteBeautiful! I am a card maker and I make stained glass too. This is an amazing way to showcase the new vellum. Thank you for all the details to create this masterpiece! I
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patricia - what a wonderful pack of vellum this is for you then!! I'm so impressed that you make stained glass and so happy that it's a continuing art form.
DeleteJust gorgeous....can't wait to get my hands on that stained glass....I am so in love with it
ReplyDeleteThank you, Vicki!
DeleteGorgeous Stephanie. I just love the stained glass technique and I can't wait to get some of the new vellum.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kirsten!
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