7 May 2017
Stained Glass Butterfly Card
Hello, I've been wanting to make one of these stained glass cards for a while. This one is made from black card and pearlescent vellum coloured with alcohol ink.
The card base was cut from heavy-weight cardstock on my Silhouette Cameo, and then 2 further frames cut from adhesive cardstock. Once the vellum (coloured with two colours of alcohol ink) was dry, I stuck one of the frames on to it, and trimmed around it, sandwiched the vellum with the other frame then mounted the whole butterfly onto the card base.
I made a separate body in the Silhouette software, cut two, and adhered them on on top with the top most one decorated with glitter flock.
The sentiment is a stamp from Lawn Fawn and was stamped in blue Distress Oxide ink and heat embossed with clear embossing powder.
Items Used:
Butterfly Card cut file by StudioIlustrado
Silhouette® Cameo 3
Pearlescent Vellum
Adirondack Alcohol Ink in Aqua
Adirondack Alcohol Ink in Sailboat Blue
Black Heavyweight Cardstock
Black Adhesive Cardstock
Glitter Flock Powder
Lawn Fawn Scripty Sayings
Distress Oxide Ink in Broken China
The colours and butterfly subject inspiration came straight form the images the Daring Cardmakers May Elemental Challenge. The third element was the texture of the fluffy, kitten on the butterfly's body.
Daring Cardmakers have such great challenges!
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18 comments:
Love this and the blue combo.beautiful xx
Thanks Karen, I love working with alcohol inks, it's been too long!
Hi Janet this is stunning the butterfly is so pretty. Take care. Hugs Jackie
Thank you Jackie, I really enjoyed spending time on this card.
So pretty and delicate!
xx
Thanks Laine.
What a great technique. Our made an awesome card
What a great technique. Our made an awesome card
A beautiful card Janet and a fabulous design xx
Fab Janet! Thanks for joining in with the Daring Cardmakers Challenge this week. Shabneez x
Beautiful take on the inspiration picture - a really dramatic-looking card! Love the way the alcohol ink looks on the vellum. Thanks for joining us at Daring Cardmakers this week!
Wonderful! Very clever to use the furry texture as the third element!
Thanks for joining in with The Daring Cardmakers this week - I'm so pleased you were inspired to join in with u
Many thanks for your lovely comments - I shall definitely be making morecards using this technique now I've taken the plunge.
That's so beautiful! Creative Blessings, Tracy x
Love this xx Jan
Ooh this is really beautiful. So glad you've joined in with us at Daring Cardmakers this week. Cathy x
This stained glass looks stunning
What an amazing shaped card. Thanks for joining in at Daring Cardmakers. x
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