Stamp image as desired, for this one I used Serene Snowflakes with Pretty in Pink, Melon Mambo & Basic Gray ink:
Apply Versamark to the entire image, by laying your stamped image on Grid Paper and blotting Versamark all over it:
Next, cover the entire image with Heat & Stick Powder:
Once you've got the entire image covered in Heat & Stick powder, use your Heat Tool to "melt" the powder until your image looks like this:
Next, cover the melted Heat & Stick powder with Dazzling Diamonds Glitter:
Finally, be sure to use the Heat Tool to set the glitter into the melted Heat & Stick powder.
Here's the finished product...I just had to take these pictures outside so you can see just how sparkly they really are!
Recipe:
Stamp Sets: Serene SnowflakesRecipe:
Ink: Pretty in Pink, Melon Mambo, Basic Gray
Card stock: Whisper White, Basic Gray, Pretty in Pink
Accessories: Pretty in Pink Satin Ribbon, Neutrals Designer Buttons, Whisper White 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon, Backgrounds I Texturz Plates for the Big Shot, and of course Versamark, Heat & Stick Powder & Dazzling Diamonds Glitter with the Heat Tool.
Here's another sample using this technique:
Recipe:
Stamp Sets: Snow Swirles
Ink: Always Artichoke, Cherry Cobbler
Card stock: Cherry Cobbler, Very Vanilla
Accessories: Very Vanilla Satin Ribbon, Stampin' Dimensionals, Scallop Trim Border Punch, Petals-a-Plenty Embossing Folder with the Big Shot, and of course Versamark, Heat & Stick Powder & Dazzling Diamonds Glitter with the Heat Tool.
And one more sample using this technique:
Recipe:
Stamp Sets: Flower Fancy, Curly Cute
Ink: Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum, Certainly Celery
Card stock: Whisper White, Elegant Eggplant
Accessories: Certainly Celery Satin Ribbon, Stamping Sponges, and of course Versamark, Heat & Stick Powder & Dazzling Diamonds Glitter with the Heat Tool.
Thanks so much for stopping by for this edition of Technique Thursday! We'd love to see what you create with this technique, so please play along and link your projects below!
oh this is so pretty! Wonderful job Kerin!
ReplyDeleteI think I have found my technique for my class.....thanks so much for the beautiful sample Kerin. These are GORGEOUS!!!!
ReplyDeletewow Kerin -- these are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing such a great technique and beautiful samples! Blessings, Gretchen
ReplyDeleteGreat reminder of this wonderful technique. I love all the sparkle. Will have to dig mine out and use it!
ReplyDeleteYeah this is a wonderful technique I've used it a few times, as accents on cards or like the full card you've done, but thanks for the reminder, I will send my friend who had asked about heat and stick powder here.
ReplyDeleteCindy
This is gorgeous!!! I have never done this before and I cant wait to try it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour samples are so beautiful- thanks for the tutorial and I will have to try this technique ASAP since I have had the Heat & Stick powder for years and have not used it yet:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for all of your inspiration!
Very pretty! I love all the sparkle!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such fun. I am going to try it out asap. thanks foir tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLOL very tricky! I'll be trying this as you know! Awesome refresher Kerin!
ReplyDeleteThis is really quite elegant, nice work.
ReplyDeletewhere do you buy the heat and stick powder? Also do you need a special glitter to be able to melt it?
Lora
I am so glad I found this site...I just made this card and it turned out awesome. Thank You so much for sharing this with the world. I love your site. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I didn't have any heat and stick, but works the same with iridescent ice!! Good to know lol.
ReplyDeleteLove this. I'm definitely going to share this technique with our card group. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this....I'd like to share this technique with our card making group. Can you tell me where I can purchase these items? I live in a small hamlet in northern Alberta and there isn't a scrapbooking store close to us......I have to order online. Is there one place where I can purchase all the items at the same time? Thank you so much for your help.
ReplyDeleteHello. I just tried this tutorial. When I first stamped my images and applied the Versamark, the Versamark left ink marks all over my paper. Thoughts?
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