Have I got an A Muse Studio Product Pair for you! Check out how cool A Muse Studio Splash! Ink and Crystal Clear Glaze work together to make a stained glass effect. Check out the stained glass flower on this card. Enjoy the following Splash! Stained Glass Technique photo tutorial.
Catch all the sparkle going on on that Floral Duet Stained Glass flower? Click on the photo and enlarge to really see the shine! On a side note: A Muse Studio is having a Retirement Sale – Both Floral Duet and Thank You Mix are on SALE right now. Check out these great deals and more on my A Muse Studio website HERE.
Here are the supplies you need:
A Muse Studio Splash! Ink in Bermuda IASP601, Grapefruit IASP208 and Papaya IASP402
A Muse Studio Crystal Clear Glaze EACL000
A Muse Studio Crystal Clear Cardstock PGCC000
A Muse Studio Diamond GLitter EAGL010
A Muse Studio Thank You Mix SASD002 and Floral Duet SASJ024
StazOn Ink ISOP031 (for flower) and VersaFine Onyx Black IVFP082 (for thank you sentiment)
A small paint brush, shot glass of water, clear acrylic blocks.
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STEP ONE: Stamp your image from A Muse Studio Floral Duet with StazOn Ink on Crystal Clear Cardstock. Flip the cardstock over.
Mix your glaze. Pour out some Crystal Clear Glaze for each color you are going to mix. Drip a little bit of Splash! Ink beside the Crystal Clear Glaze. Don’t touch the glaze with the end of the sprayer – you might clog your Splash! Ink.
STEP TWO: Use a small wet paint brush to mix the Crystal Clear Glaze and Splash! Ink together until the color is a well blended.
STEP THREE: Paint your image with the different color glaze. Don’t move too slow but don’t panic either. Just keep in mind that the edges of your image are going to start drying right away. Work from the inside out if you can.
STEP FOUR: Sprinkle the wet glaze with A Muse Studio Diamond Glitter. Let the glaze dry completely and cut out your image. Use 3D Foam Adhesive or Crystal Clear Glaze to adhere you brand new stained glass piece to your project.
Here is a picture of the back (left) and front (right) of your finished piece. I am closing out with a picture of the finished card one more time. Thank you for sticking around with me for the whole tutorial. Come back tomorrow for a May Card Class preview – it’s going to be a retirement party!
