I was guest designer for Tara over at Craftin Desert Divas Linky Party #4.
I wanted to do something different so I decided to try my hand at embossing on glass.
The first time was a big flop!!!
I cleaned the jar (an old mason jar) with a Clorox wipe.
I was in such a big hurry that I did not wait for it to dry. :(
I used the versamark to stamp the image of the Peacock on the side of the jar.
As you can see when I put the embossing powder on it stuck on a bunch of places that it should not have.
Not pretty at all.
Just to be sure that it was not the embossing powder or my stamp I stamped on a tag.
As you can see it was a very clean, nice, neat stamp.
So I decided to attempt it again.
Can't give up on one try!
Now this looked great! I am quite pleased! I made my first wire loopy lou also.
I think that it looks real nice. I like working with this wire. It is real easy to manipulate.
So what do you think of the finished version?
I am making a few to sell for Mothers Day presents.
I think that the next one will be dragonflies and butterflies or I may just surprise you.
Linking up to:
You flipped your "flop" into something beautiful!! I'm really loving that loopy lou and stamp too!! I'm sure these gifts will make someone's day this Mother's Day! TFS ~Donna K
ReplyDeleteThat's really Cool, Robin! What a Great idea :)
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KimberlyRae
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I have recently redone my powder room with peacocks. I like your ideas!
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your jar is just toooo cute! love it! Great work
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Shelly
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Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletelove the stamping on the vase and the matching tag
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That looks great!! I love that you showed your flop too :-)
ReplyDeleteMelanie
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wow..that looks gorgeous!! and would look beautiful anywhere!!
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WOW.. What a beautiful altered vase!! Love the colors and Thank you for sharing:)
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Stunning!
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from BIF group -Haidee @http://created2bunique.blogspot.com/
Looks wonderful, way to persevere!
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Thanks for sharing the technique, so unique and beautiful! BIF
ReplyDeletesomehow I thought I had already commented on this post. Your vase is just gorgeous!!
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Love the VASE!!!!! GORGEOUS!
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