
I haven't done the cracked glass technique before, but this dp was just begging me to! I used one of the new releases "Autumn Tweetings" from Angel's Landing. I love creating with those gorgeous birds! The soft yellow background is Prismacolor pencil blended with OMS. I colored the rest of the image with Copic's. To get the cool cracked look I embossed it several times with UTEE (Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel)...just a thick clear embossing powder. When thick enough I put it in the fridge to get really cold. I took it from the fridge and then crack it as desired. I sprayed and sponged distress ink over top to get into the little cracks and make it look really old. Fun technique, but a bit messy! This card follows the Angel's Landing 4 way sketch for this week. Hop on over to the Angel's Landing Blog and see what the rest of the designers came up with! I'm sure you won't be sorry!

This is fabulous Lisa,Love the cracked glass look,Hugs Debbie x
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card, Lisa!! I love the rich autumn colors and the awesome shattered glass!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful work!!
BEAUTIFUL LISA!!! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous, Lisa!! Love your beautiful cracked glass and those Primas are perfect!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful cracked glass...beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Lisa, this is truly gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThe cracked glass goes so well with the DP you chose. Nice idea to make the background a soft yellow rather than the white of the paper. It looks aged, which is perfect for this technique.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! This is fabulous! That technique goes so well with this image and your colors!
ReplyDeleteAmazing card! The cracked glass is gorgeous, and perfect with this image.
ReplyDeletebeautiful card and I love the technique! I'm going to have to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteLOVEY LOVEY this! I did the cracked glass on one of mine but it didn't turn out so well. LOL!
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