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faux glass Christmas Angel ornament

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EMERALD CREEK Embossing Powders


Do you use embossing powders? One of my favorite embossing powder "tricks" is to use clear powder make something appear encased in glass. That's what I did here, to make a prettyChristmas ornament. Emerald Creek has a huge selection of powders to choose from; I used a shiny wintery silver around the edges.

First, I cut down a heavy ATC blank, and gave it a little ink/stamping, and fussy cut some angels from the Snow Angels collage page.


Next, I glued down the angels and added jewelry findings in each end of the ornament.  A couple of layers of clear embossing powder were applied on each side, and silver around the edges.


A crystal charm was attached in the bottom loop, and a piece of sparkly tulle in the top to hang with and voila!  A pretty little Christmas ornament!  Guess what?  Emerald Creek also has charms and lots of them.  Check back all month for more powdery inspiration with Altered Pages and Emerald Creek.

Ivory Angels collage 2090
Emerald Creek Embossing powders
Kai Scissors
Adhesives


:)trisha







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