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This months theme is embossing. I decided to do the cracked glass technique with clear embossing powder. I stamped the image from the Our Craft Lounge Let Freedom Ring stamp set on the cardstock, colored it with my Copic markers. Then I took my VersaMark pad and covered the entire image with the ink. I poyred on the embossing powder and heat set it with my heat tool, then I repeated that to make it super thick. I put the piece in the freezer to harden for a few minutes and then I took it out and bent it several times so the ep would crack. It looks so vintage, I love this technique!
Supplies: Stamps -
OCL Let Freedom Ring.
Paper -
Distress Coredinations, tan, cream, Webster Pages Seaside Retreat, Garden Gala, & Natures Storybook 6x6 combo pack,
MME Stella Ruby.
Ink -
Ranger Distress Black Soot, Antique Linen,
Copic markers, Archival - Jet Black,
VersaMark.
Acces. -
Kaiser Pearls, May Arts velvet rick rack,
clear embossing powder.
Tools - Martha fence border punch,
Spellbinders Classic Oval (lg) die, sewing machine.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Remember when I talked about me and Terry going through the Titanic in Branson?
Here's the pictures they took of us when we were inside.

We're heading toward the iceburg in this one, ACK, lol!

We're fixin' to hit the hay here.
Yeah, we're exhausted, can't you tell, lol.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Have a great day and have a safe and
3 comments:
Love this, Pam! Your paper mix is awesome, and the cracked glass always makes an impression!
There is so much I love about this - I would write a book if I tried to name everything! This is one of my favorite techniques and I love the way you've featured it. Fantastic card!
very cool patriotic card, love the crackling and the dimension with the eagle, cool papers!
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