I stamped on a transparency like you would run through a laser printer. One that is created to withstand the heat of a laser printer will not curl when it is heat embossed. I used black pigment ink and clear embossing powder. I think cut around the image and colored from behind using ShinHan Markers. The top of the transparency is sandwitched between the White Daisy card base and the Beary Christmas layer. I did not stamp behind the window so the stamped image is easier to see.
I had not planned to have the Beary Christmas watercolor paper behind the green embossed paper, but my Internet was flaky and my green paper cut wonky. The embossing and watercolor layer are to hid that. Since I did not have a larger piece of watercolor paper to use the window out, I cut strips and folded the ends on a 45 degree angle to miter the corners to try to make it look neater.
All supplies are from Close To My Heart except where noted:
- My Acrylix™ Stamp Sets: October 2017 SOTM: Christmas Tunes (S1710), Beary Christmas Cardmaking Stamp + Thin Cuts (Z4046)
- Beary Christmas Paper Packet (X7225B)
- 12" X 12" Cardstock: White Daisy (1385)
- heat embossing: Basics Exclusive Inks™ Mini Pigment Pads Set (Z2503) - this set has many retired colors, Ranger™ Clear Super Fine Embossing Powder (Z2088), Craft Heater (Z555)
- Black Memento™ Ink Pad (Z899)
- Exclusive Inks™ Stamp Pad colors: Ruby (Z2870)
- ShinHan™ Touch Twin™ Markers in a variety of colors
- adhesives: Adhesive Runner (Z3372), Thin 3-D Foam Tape (Z2060)
- tools: Confetti Embossing Folder (Z3118)
- Cricut® Explore Air™ 2 (available at Level 3 of Hostess Rewards; see page 4 of Annual Inspirations 2017-2018) - my Design Space file uses Basic Shapes only
- Cricut® Cuttlebug™ (available at Level 1 of Hostess Rewards; see page 4 of Annual Inspirations 2017-2018)
- Supplies not from Close To My Heart: craft knife, glass cutting mat
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