Today is the Crafty Secret's New Product Blog Hop! And believe me, there are tons of new products! I have made quite a few samples over the last couple of weeks that I will be showing soon! I have this card to share with you today using a new small set called, Floral Vines. When I first saw this image, stained glass instantly came to mind. So I set out to achieve that particular look. I have a step by step tutorial showing you how this card was created.
It is hard to see in the photo, but the base of the card (transparency) was embossed using a Papertrey Ink impression's template. 
I hope you can see the dimensional stained glass effect! It is so difficult to capture on camera!
Here are the directions on how to create your own Stained Glass card!
Be sure to check the other DT gals' Fabulous creations!!! And welcome our newest DT member, Mary Hamer! Welcome aboard Mary!*Vicki Chrisman Team Leader
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Have a great Monday!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous, Michele! Wonderful tutorial, too...beautifully done!
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Julie
Beautiful Michele, great look on the acetate!
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous acetate card. I adore your ingenious use of the layering technique. Your talent and creativity are spellbinding.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, no.... beautiful card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Card ~ great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHave fun back in school.
GREAT TUTORIAL girl!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is gorgeous....beautiful, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMelis
Gorgeous card! Fabulous layout.
ReplyDeleteWowser! Amazing technique, gorgeous project and fantastic tutorial. Thanks!
ReplyDeletewow! love the stained glass look! gorgeous card! thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous Michele and it has such an airy feel, it's so pretty with your wonderful stained glass style colouring! A great tutorial too, thanks for that. Hope your first day back went well, I can't believe the summer is coming to an end, it's too soon! :D
ReplyDeleteSeriously Michele, this card turned out stunning!!! I love your stained glass idea for using our new Floral Vine set, the colors you used and the way you explained it with all your photos!
ReplyDeleteSandy
Love the stained glass effect on this stamp. Great job Michele.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Love this - and your tutorial was fab! I can't wait to work with you on the DT (rumor has it we may live close together!) Thanks for welcoming me!
ReplyDeletemary
great tutorial... I need to try this technique for sure...
ReplyDelete♥anne
So beautiful card Michele.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.xx
Oh wow, this is so neat! I would never have thought to do stained glass w/ something like that! Gorgeous card!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work,outstanding.
ReplyDeleteYou're amazing! I love your cards so much!
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm a dummy, which image did you color? The cardstock, or the acetate?
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