Tuesday, 1 December 2009

Girly and glittery

This was the final project at my glitter class last week – and it’s the most “in your face”, glitter-wise. This uses the French Filigree background stamp which is just gorgeous stamped onto Rose Red cardstock. It’s stamped in Versamark then Heat & Stick powder applied, heated until melted and then Fine Cosmo glitter applied and heated again. The effect is almost like flocked wallpaper – although a whole lot more sparkly!

The flower is beautiful, too – this is from the Pretties kit, withi some Felt Flowers layered on top and topped with a rhinestone brad.

Thanks so much to Kirsten Brown, a US Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator for the idea!

Stamps: French Filigree
Cardstock: Old Olive, Bravo Burgundy, Rose Red
Ink: Versamark
Accessories: Pretties Kit, Felt Flowers, Rhinestone Brads, 5/8” Grosgrain Ribbon - Regal Rose, Fine Cosmo Glitter, Heat & Stick powder

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2 comments:

  1. Unknown1 December 2009 at 08:03

    Hi Helen..OMG!! i love that card!!!!!its super fabuloso!! very yummy!!!!

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  2. Anonymous1 December 2009 at 14:01

    Oooweeeee, that is one bling-bling of a card. I really like it! Are you still finding glitter in your house? :) CC

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