Materials:
Stamps: Amazing Creations Old Timer, StampIt Australia Landrover 3321E, Artee Ancient Script AS561H
Paper: Bazzill
Inks: Adirondack Butterscotch, Chalk Pads- Dark Brown & Chestnut Roan
Other: Crafty Kids Embellishments, SU Window Punches small and large, Clear Embossing Powder, Grsograin Ribbon, EK Success Wavy Cutter
Hello there,
Today, I revisited the cracked Glass technique...mainly because as soon as I picked up the Landrover stamp, I thought this was the technique to do for the day. Sometimes it is a bit of a drama to get the card to crack and I believe it is because I live in the tropics and the humidity comes into play. I have discovered if I stand at the freezer with my hands inside and do what needs to be done quickly, then all is well and I get a good crack going. I don't do "male" cards too often and need to really bolster my stash of them. This is a good start, I think!
Thanks for looking. Remember to click on the image if you wish to see more detail.
4 comments:
This is one of those techniques that for some reason fascinates me, but I've never tried it. I know it's easy peasy (for those of us who DON'T live in the tropics, lol) but I just have never gotten around to it. Love the look & I think your card turned out great!
This came out great! What a wonderful technique and image for a guy card! I love how this turned out! My brother is always restoring old cars, so this would be a great card for him!
WOW!! This card is stunning!! Excellent masculine card.
I love the cracked glass technique. What a fabulous card.
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