Stained Glass Vellum | By Justine Hovey


Hi Crafters,
It’s Justine back again here on the Birch Press Blog! Today I am creating a stained glass effect on my card using Alcohol Inks. Using Vellum paper helped me achieve that slightly muted but vibrant colour. I used a fairly thick vellum for this piece. Vellum is a non-porous surface that is super elegant when used alone, but it is perfect for any alcohol techniques as well.

 

Step 1: Choose your ink colours. I used Purple Twilight, Wild Plum and Black
Step 2: Shake your inks onto the vellum and cover the surface without pooling the colour much.
Step 3: Blow the inks around using a straw or an empty pen tube works too!
Step 4: Let dry – these dry super quick!

Pairing various die cuts over colourful backgrounds is one of my favourite things to do while cardmaking. I used the Triangle Fade Frame and the Prism Triangle Collage to die cut the panels out of black cardstock. I layered them overtop and then embellished with the sentiment Friend Sugar Script and the Best Friend Stamp set.

 

Both cards have a very deep and regal look. I added some white accents to each of the cards to ensure they wouldn’t get too dark. I hope you enjoyed today’s inspiration!

 

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4 responses to “Stained Glass Vellum | By Justine Hovey”

  1. Barbara-Jean

    Lovely cards!

  2. Andre M.

    Such luscious colours on this card. Thanks for the inspiration.

  3. Lagene

    WOWZERS , these are GORGEOUS!

  4. Your project looks like a lot of fun!