For todays post, I’d thought I’d share a new technique I tried out on a couple of my Christmas cards. The Black Ice thechnique was started by Melissa Kerman of Melissa’s Crafting Treehouse. Here is the video toutorial showing how she developed the technique.
I think this technique is so cool! Pun intended. :) For my cards I followed Melissa's instructions and mounted my panels on homemade glittered paper. I used these Unity kits; Winter Blessings and Woodland Deer, Spruce Up the Season & the sentiment from Magical Holiday
Have you tried this technique out yet? The effects are really stunning in person. The photos cant really capture the true essence of the beauty it holds.
If you've been enjoying these projects this week and want to win some Unity stamps, leave me a comment! I'm drawing two winners at the end of the week! Comment each day so you dont miss out! For an extra entry today, tell me what your favorite twchnique is.
Your cards are stunning! I love this technique... thanks for the inspiration!
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ReplyDeleteWow! These cards are beautiful! I've never seen this technique before! You are spotlighting some great things I've never seen before! Pam Foy
ReplyDeleteI've never even heard of this technique. You're right, tho, it looks really cool! Your cards are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Will have to try this technique. One of my favorite techniques is the emboss resist technique.
ReplyDeleteoh these cards are breathtaking. I am so excited to try this technique. Thank you for the video!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are stunning with this technique
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, I too love this technique 😍
ReplyDeleteThes look gorgeous!! Need to watch the video on how it is done!!!
ReplyDeleteShannon thanks for sharing the video and your beautiful cards!!! This is a cool technique!!!
ReplyDeleteLive the technique! I just got the winter blessings, off to try it!!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are so beautiful. So unique. I would love to learn this technique!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are fabulous Shannon! I saw that video a few months ago but haven't attempted it. My favorite technique is using Colorburst powders to make pretty backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteI watched a video on YouTube on this technique. It's very different and unique. Your cards are so beautiful.
ReplyDelete--Phaline Mays
I have not tried this technique, but now I have too! WOW! Just stunning cards!
ReplyDeleteShannon, these are beautiful! There are so many new techniques I need to try! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteLove the black ice cards! I will need to give this a try!
ReplyDeleteAwesome effect with this technique~! Love the cards and all the pretty images you used!
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks like a technique I need to try. Love the black and glitter combo so much.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting technique!
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous cards! I've never heard of this technique, but I'm anxious to try it. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen this technique before. Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteVery sophisticated! ❤❤❤
ReplyDeleteWow this is pretty cool! Never heard or saw this before, thank you for sharing. As for a favorite technique, I really don't have one, most of my card are clean and simple. Blessings, Kathy Hering
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful technique! Can't wait to try it!! Appreciate you explaining things you did that weren't part of what you were looking for...those are as helpful as the great directions and tips you gave!! Kmatthews7564@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like this and will have to check it out because these are so beautiful. The stamps you used are perfect with this spectacular design technique.
ReplyDeleteI love your cards and that technique is beautiful! Stunning creations!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Gorgeous cards! I stumbled on this very technique on YouTube myself a couple weeks ago but haven't given it a whirl yet!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite technique lately is simply heat embossing - nothing new, I know - but it's still a great one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun technique, will definitely have to give it a try. It highlights the stamps sowell
ReplyDeleteI love heat embossing, makes a card pop! Cards ate fantastic.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a cool technique
ReplyDeleteLove how I can learn from the pros! Thank you for sharing these pretty cards!
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