For this stunning
sentiment, I wanted to keep the layout very simple . . .
. . . a watercolor wash in three misty colors,
sparkly white embossed vellum, and a few crystal stars comprised most of the
artwork. Although many have had trouble
with vellum warping when it's embossed, I'm happy to report that Stampin' Up's
brand of vellum gave me no trouble at all.
I do follow the
prevailing advice, however: let the heat
gun warm up for about 10 seconds before aiming at the embossing powder. This will keep the vellum's contact with the high
heat to a minimum and reduce the chances of warping.
Cardstock: Generic Textured
White, Stampin’ Up Vellum
Stamps: Wordsworth “Christ
has made . . .”, Outlines Star
Inks: ColorBox Frost
White
Emb Powder: Judikins White
Diamonds
Watercolors:
Gansai Tambi Purple, Blue, Cornflower Blue
Doo Dads: Pilot
Silver Marker, Stamp Oasis Heat & Stick Powder,
Past Time Stamps Ultra Fine Glitter, EK
Success
Cross punch
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