Elizabeth Craft Inspired....
Hello there! I've been talking about those CHA photos...and today I'm going to share a few! I loved the Elizabeth Craft booth...they have the most fine glitter I've ever seen...it makes Art Institue's Ultra Fine Glitters look chunky!! I first saw this glitter in person a few months ago when a new friend, Bug, shared some cards done with this glitter with me. Their CHA booth had many gorgeous samples...but unfortunately my camera was naughty with the glitter....or maybe I was so twitterpated I jiggled!!
I do not own any Elizabeth Craft Glitters (yet)....but The Stamp Shoppe ordered some up...so if you are interested in any supplies you can check with them!
I decided to give a few of the ideas I picked up in their booth a try. For this card I used a sticker that I picked up in the Archiver's Hot Spot. I applied it to some a sheet of Red Line Tape. I cut out my sticker image and placed it on red cardstock. I peeled of the protective coating and coated the sticky surface with Art Institute's Ultrafine Pearl glitter. With my Copic Markers I carefully *dabbed* the white glitter, tinting it as desired! Since the AI glitter is chunky, I recommend dabbing with the copics so you don't damage your tip. My tips are none the worse for wear after making these cards.
For this fall card I did the same thing....only here I carefully shaded my leaf, carefully *dabbing* my copic markers to achieve the desired effect.
For this flower card I again shaded with my Copic Markers, however I left some white glitter showing for a different feel.
There were other techniques shared in the Elizabeth Craft booth...one is the technique done on the first card of this post. I hope to share that soon!
I do not own any Elizabeth Craft Glitters (yet)....but The Stamp Shoppe ordered some up...so if you are interested in any supplies you can check with them!
I decided to give a few of the ideas I picked up in their booth a try. For this card I used a sticker that I picked up in the Archiver's Hot Spot. I applied it to some a sheet of Red Line Tape. I cut out my sticker image and placed it on red cardstock. I peeled of the protective coating and coated the sticky surface with Art Institute's Ultrafine Pearl glitter. With my Copic Markers I carefully *dabbed* the white glitter, tinting it as desired! Since the AI glitter is chunky, I recommend dabbing with the copics so you don't damage your tip. My tips are none the worse for wear after making these cards.
For this fall card I did the same thing....only here I carefully shaded my leaf, carefully *dabbing* my copic markers to achieve the desired effect.
For this flower card I again shaded with my Copic Markers, however I left some white glitter showing for a different feel.
There were other techniques shared in the Elizabeth Craft booth...one is the technique done on the first card of this post. I hope to share that soon!
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Blessings Bernie