FS156 Stained Glass Angel

You know, I made this card after a full day of sledding back in December. I wanted to play in the FS challenge so I stayed awake. The Featured Stamper Nicole known as Butterflyears has such a wonderful gallery it was hard to choose which one to case. We were to change at least 3 things from her card to make our card. This is the card I cased here. When I saw this stamp at HL, I knew I wanted to make it into a stained glass card. I followed Beate's instructions in the Resources. The only thing I didn't have was the embossing buddy in the tutorial. I looked online to see what I can substitute for it. It said to use Corn Starch with a sock). Then I patted the vellum with it to make the ink hold. I stamped this image with black ink onto vellum paper. Let dry. Then I used the clear emboss powder, heat set. I loved doing the next part. I flipped the image over and colored the image using the Bic Mark It markers and a white gel pen. Let dry. I attached the completed image onto vanilla c/s the same piece of vellum with a tiny strip of tacky tape. I added gold foil paper to the back and left 1/8 of an inch to fold back over the front (this hides the tacky tape inside the vellum). The corners were used as part of the WT191 challenge for using my corner rounder. I really enjoyed making this card. Thanks for the challenge and dropping by. Have a wonderful night!

Stamps: Angelica by Stampendous
Paper: Not Quite Navy, Celery, Gray, Vanilla, vellum, gold foil paper, scrap of yellow
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Accessories: CB Swirl folder, 2 star punches, (corn starch & sock for embossing buddy), white gel pen, Bic Mark It Markers, gold metallic pen, clear emboss powder, heat gun, CTMH sheer ribbon, gold cording, tacky tape, pop dots, corner rounder