I'm starting to get into the holiday spirit after seeing the Holiday Project Showcase on Splitcoaststampers. After seeing their tutorial on making glass ornaments, I just had to make one! I used a favorite, Fantastic Foliage, to create my ornament. I stamped the images with StazOn ink (Olive Green, Timber Brown). After the ink was dry, I coated the back of the transparency film with my VersaMark pad, then added Iridescent Ice embossing powder and heat set it. Once cool, I inked over the back again with my VersaMark pad, this time adding Detail White embossing powder and heat set it. I added some chunky 'ice' glitter I found at Michaels and some ribbon I found at Joann's. Easy to make and oh, so cute! Our stamping group is having an ornament exchange at our December gathering, so I'll be having fun making more.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Pinecone Glass Ornament
I'm starting to get into the holiday spirit after seeing the Holiday Project Showcase on Splitcoaststampers. After seeing their tutorial on making glass ornaments, I just had to make one! I used a favorite, Fantastic Foliage, to create my ornament. I stamped the images with StazOn ink (Olive Green, Timber Brown). After the ink was dry, I coated the back of the transparency film with my VersaMark pad, then added Iridescent Ice embossing powder and heat set it. Once cool, I inked over the back again with my VersaMark pad, this time adding Detail White embossing powder and heat set it. I added some chunky 'ice' glitter I found at Michaels and some ribbon I found at Joann's. Easy to make and oh, so cute! Our stamping group is having an ornament exchange at our December gathering, so I'll be having fun making more.
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Your ornaments really turned out cute. I have some of these glass balls and want to make some. I'm going to try I. Ice, then white to see if mine turn out as good as yours.
I really like this one!
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