Stained Glass Technique with Stampin'Up! Bells & Boughs

Stained Glass Window Technique Challenge at Splitcoast Stampers

Today's Technique Challenge at Splitcoast Stampers was a lot of fun. Called the Stained Glass Window Technique, you stamp your image onto acetate using Stazon Black ink and color it using glitter. I used Stampin'Up! Window Sheets for my acetate.

Turn your image over to the back side. Using Stampin' Glitter and a 2-Way Glue pen apply one color at a time. When you are done turn it over and you have a stained glass look.

• HINT: To make sure my glitter didn't fall off I applied Crystal Effects to the back of the image. I could then easily apply a glue dot and attach it to my card.

This technique is just fun! Beate Johns has a tutorial over at Splitcoast if you need more instructions. Contact me if you have any questions!

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God Bless,

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Recipe:

Stamps: Bells & Boughs (Christmas Mini catalog)

Ink: Stazon Black ink

Paper: Sahara Sand, Cherry Cobbler, Deck the Halls Designer Series paper (Holiday Mini catalog), Window Sheets Medium

Misc: Fine Cosmo and Fine Galaxy Stampin' Glitter, 2-Way Glue Pen, 1/8" Real Red Taffeta Ribbon, 2 3/8" Scallop Circle punch, Wide Oval punch, Silver Stampin' Emboss powder, Heat Tool, Glue Dots, Crystal Effects