This is my entry for this week's Wednesday Stamper which is an open theme. I thought I'd take the opportunity to experiment, so this is an ATC made using mica powders (I've used a combination of Perfect Pearls and Cosmic Shimmer). I created the background by sprinkling the powders into a thick layer of PVA glue and heat drying to create texture. Then a I took a chipboard flower and coloured it by covering it with Versamark ink and dabbing the mica powders onto it. I set the powders and then covered it with three layers of UTEE and stamped the image into it. I attached it to the background and then added some micro beads in the centre and around it to make it stand out from the background. I hand wrote the word "shine" on gold pearlescent card, layered it onto some sparkly mesh and attached it using brads.
Thursday, 30 October 2008
Mica Powders
This is my entry for this week's Wednesday Stamper which is an open theme. I thought I'd take the opportunity to experiment, so this is an ATC made using mica powders (I've used a combination of Perfect Pearls and Cosmic Shimmer). I created the background by sprinkling the powders into a thick layer of PVA glue and heat drying to create texture. Then a I took a chipboard flower and coloured it by covering it with Versamark ink and dabbing the mica powders onto it. I set the powders and then covered it with three layers of UTEE and stamped the image into it. I attached it to the background and then added some micro beads in the centre and around it to make it stand out from the background. I hand wrote the word "shine" on gold pearlescent card, layered it onto some sparkly mesh and attached it using brads.
Wow this is extraordinary.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card. Love them.
WOW! This is amazing! Love your combination of these techniques. Very inspiring.
ReplyDeletethis is amazing! great image!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work, Sian!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutetly gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteReally greatful! Love your idea!
ReplyDeleteFabulous, fabulous idea ....love the idea of those techniques you used...
ReplyDeleteWonderful ATC!
ReplyDeleteStunning ATC
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