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If you cut your acetate sheet a little longer, it can be scored at 5.25" and placed so it is above the top edge of the die-cut frame. Once you've completed the embossing and attached the fourth die-cut panel, the acetate can be folded over and glued to the back top of a solid panel to make a top folding card. Make it wider rather than longer to make a side fold card. If you don't wish to see any sentiments through the 'stained glass' then you could attach it to a regular white top fold card blank. I have several ideas that I would like to try with this technique. A shiny silver foil, laser foil, or iridescent, pearlescent & glitter papers behind the embossing might add additional interest. I am curious to see how a stamped floral image or the silhouette of a solid color die cut branch might appear. What happens if I mix different colors of powders together before heating? Can I add some regular opaque white powder to the clear powder for a milky glass color? What happens if apply and heat additional layers of powder over the first for darker, thicker glass?

Very cool. Thank you.

Thanks Justine! This is a great technique. Thanks for sharing!

Laura who, name of her site?

Love this technique! Scored my year membership to Craftsy at that awesome rate! If I had all those embossing powders open on my work area, I would have it ALL over - me, the floor, my work area, the dog!🤣😂🤣😂 Thanks for sharing!

its The Washi Tape Shop!! Not company

Such a beautiful technique to try, thanks so much for sharing!!!🤗

Cool! But I don't see the link to Laura's video

This looks really cool. I do have a few colors of the translucent embossing powder, but I don't have any cover dies.

I have major anxiety seeing all those bottles of EP!

Hi there, what do you call the tool you are using to apply the embossing powder?

What do you call that tool you are using to add the powder?

Justine, have been trying to order your Book Collection “ but it does not appear to be available in the US, where can we get it?

How can the powder stick to the acetate?

Love your ideas - unusual technique that Im eager to try. Go ahead and stop saying go ahead so much though, please…..!!

Very beautiful, thank you very much! Did you know that it is extremely easy to take off and interchange the blades on that trimmer so you can score all the way across? xx

Nice to see you crafting ❤

I've never seen this technique before and am eager to give it a try. I have some tips that have worked out for me and thought you might like them too. Before MISTI came along (and saved me), I had a lot of acrylic stamping blocks and a few large ones. Now I use them as weights for my card making--when I glue card stock/paper together, I place the acrylic blocks on top of the glued together pieces so everything dries nice and flat. Another thing I discovered is a product called E6000 Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive (it's water soluble, odor free). It's wonderful for intricate cut outs that need to be glued down. I place paper towels in the bottom of a box, lay the cut card stock face down on the paper towels and then after shaking the bottle well I gently spray the cutouts--do not saturate them or else they'll curl up and don't spray too close for the same reason. Then I pick the piece up with my tweezers and put it in place. It's so quick and so thorough! I don't use newspapers because I don't want the ink of that product to smear onto my cardstock. This product is almost always available at craft stores, hardware stores and it's also on Amazon. Last tip which I learned during one of Karen Burniston's card making classes has to do with scoring. She showed us that most paper cutters have a slot running down them just before the cutting blade. She then raised the paper holder and blade up out of the way and then positioned her paper over the slot and used her bone folder to drag along the slot and make a crease/indentation. You can drop it down a bit from the top if you need to, using the imprinted guide lines to make sure your paper is straight. I hope at least one of these tips is helpful for you! Thank you so much for your video!

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Thank You!

What if you use a silver paint pen to the top instead of adding the last die cut? It would really look “stained glass”

Where’s the link to her video?

I think that the mottled look you achieved makes it look like "old" stained glass.

I've not seen this technique, but years ago I coloured lightweight acetate with alcohol inks and did a paper (acetate) piecing with it for a stained glass window effect. I pieced the acetate bits into the cardstock cut out, it turned out okay 🙂

Just want to say how much I miss your videos. You were always one of the most realistic down to earth crafters . You weren’t just always trying to push products on us. I wonder what you think about the future of card making as a hobby . I was here for the downfall of the scrapbooking industry and worry that the card making industry is following the same path. When I started card making maybe 10 yrs ago or so, there were so many people making cards on you tube …now you are lucky if there are one or two a day. It’s kind of sad

WOW, I have NEVER seen this technique before and it is AWESOME! It looks like very time consuming but the outcome is beautiful!!! Thanks so much for showing how to do this, Justine!!!

Ohhhhh it’s like vitreaux….amazing.❤❤❤❤❤

Thank for the technique to try. I was thinking that if you used silver glossy paper for the final topping, it would mimic the lead used for stained glass.

Neat!

Thanks Justine, love that stained glass look.

Beautiful!!!

I love the stained glass look. Great use of that embossing glaze. I have a bunch that I need to use so I think I'll be trying this out.

What is Laura’s site?

Never seen this! But I like it.. thanks girls

Love your inspiration to experiment and just try things. Thanks for sharing link to Laura❤

I thought that same thing on the embossing powder in the lid! I used embossing powder years ago. This is so pretty!

I am new to your videos and I love this idea. Thanks for sharing.🦉

Oh my goodness 😂I watched the TIP into the lid several times, well done and thanks for sharing

Wow Justine, I can't remember the last time I saw something so pretty. Thanks so much for the great tutorial. ❤ 🇨🇦 😊

Hey, Justine, I thought of you when I saw Laura‘s video! I will definitely try your idea - not least as I am super-curious as to what the BACK would look like! I wonder if that would be useable (possibly with an additional die cut on top); the three cardstock layers between the card and the acetate could help with the look as might a metallic die cut on top… Can‘t wait to get back home to my supplies and try! Kind regards, Nicola

Thank you for sharing this technique. I have been making cards for 27 yrs and have never seen this technique. It makes a beautiful card.

What a cool idea! I have a Fiskars trimmer, don't know if they work the same though, I pop the orange blade piece out and that allows the black scoring piece to go all the way to the end, then put the blade back in. I keep a little dish on my desk for stray bits and that is where the extra trimmer pieces stay, so they are close at hand.

Justine, if you look at true stained glass, you will see there are thicker and thinner parts off it as well. Especially if it's handmade glass. I like the handmade look of it thicker and thinner rather than if it looked machine made. Thanks for your instruction. I have a daffodil die I want to try this on. Blessings!

Love the clean and simple card designs and the great tips, Even though I’ve been a stamper or years, it’s aways good to get reminders or learn something new. Thanks, Justine.

This is a beautiful use of a cover plate. Whenever I buy them I am trying to figure ways to use them

Ahhh Justine!!! Thank you so much for sharing this too! It is one of my favourite techniques with cover plate dies and I love what you've done with the translucent powders and acetate to give that stained glass look! Stunning! Thank you for the mention and shout out too. I super appreciate it ☺️

Did you embossing ink on your panel?

Love this!! Great sale, too. 😊

Great twist on a super idea. Thanks!

This is just beautiful! I do a similar thing with Lindy’s stamp gang translucent embossing powders on vellum with chibitronics lights behind for Christmas..looks magic!