Stained glass cards diy

Hello and welcome! It's Angie here today with a sparkly birthday card I created for the inspiration team of Dies R Us! To make my card I diecut the Sue Wilson Butterfly Stained Glass die out of a black piece of card stock that was adhered to Stick-It adhesive paper. For the background, I inked a background piece of white card stock with Distress Oxide Inks in reds, yellow and greens. Next I added lots of Versamark ink and some glitter embossing powder to make it shine. Below is what it…

Jennifer McGuire�s YouTube video on faux stained glass helped a lot with this. https://youtu.be/m2uEw-1s1gw

Hello! Today I am sharing how to create stained glass window cards. This technique is a great way to step up your die cuts to create a special element on your cards. [If the video is not visible, ple

Besides being useful for beautiful gift wrapping, tissue paper is a useful and diverse DIY tool elsewhere as well. Kids especially love working with it

This Autumn Leaf Card from Kristina Werner is simple stunning! She used Copic markers to color on acetate to create a faux stained glass effect. The gold die cut outline adds even more elegance to …

Here's an absolutely stunning faux stained glass project my junior high students recently finished. These are made from black construction ...

Hello everyone! Today I’m sharing how I made these stunning stained glass cards. The front is completely transparent, but there’s still plenty of space to write a personal message on th…

Try this fun Christmas card craft, perfect for classrooms and children. Use tissue paper, some permanent markers and a laminating pouch to create this gorgeous Christmas card design.

Hi everyone. Today I'm sharing my reminder card for the CAS Mix Up March Challenge - Faux Stained Glass, hosted by the mega talented Joanna! CAS Mix Up is also celebrating it's 3rd Birthday! Come join us! I started my card by using a small piece of stencil monoprint I had in my stash from long ago. I die-cut the flower a couple of times, sponging the bottom layer with inks and then adhering the layers together. I filled the section with Crystal Glaze. Added a decorative frame with the flower…

Nothing says "Merry Christmas" quite like a handmade card. Use paper batik, food coloring, and a cookie cutter to create a magical Stained Glass Christmas Tree DIY Card. This vibrant card idea is easy enough that you can make a few of them for all your friends and colleagues. You can even personalize each card by using different cookie cutters and colors. No matter what, this beautiful card will brighten up their holiday season. It's a fun handmade Christmas card to make for any crafter who…