Sending Love - Change the Color of Your Glitter Paper - Hero Arts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on January 16, 2024

Sending Love - Change the Color of Your Glitter Paper

Hi everyone! Ilina here. Today I am sharing a fun card using the new Chandelier Fancy Die and the Ode To Andy Warhol Bold Prints stamp. I will also show you a way to change the color of your glitter paper!

To make the card start by die cutting the chandelier from White Glitter Paper and also an additional layer from Dove White cardstock (or any other white cardstock you have in your stash). Die cut an arch using the Arches Infinity Dies and Deluxe Smooth White cardstock.

I didn't want my chandelier to be white, and wanted to match my card. In order to change the color of your glitter paper die-cut, use a pink (or any other color of your liking) alcohol marker that matches either the Peony or Cotton Candy ink pads and color the white glitter chandelier die-cut. Once colored, adhere it on top of the white die-cut. This will add some more sturdiness to this delicate piece.

Adhere the chandelier to the arch panel. Using Intensified Black ink, stamp a sentiment from the Valentine Wreath stamp set. Set aside.

Cut an A2 (4 1/4" x 5 1/2") piece of Peony cardstock. Stamp the Ode to Andy Warhol Bold Prints stamp using Cotton Candy ink. Trim the piece to 4" x 5 1/4". Using foam tape, adhere the arch panel with the chandelier and adhere it to a Dove White Top Folded White Note Card. Your card is finished!

Thank you so much for stopping by. Hope you have an amazing day!

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DF191 Chandelier Fancy Die (D) | Hero...
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DF121 Arches Infinity Dies (H)
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CM753 Valentine Wreath | Hero Arts
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AF435 Intens-ified Black Ink Pad -...
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AF601 Cotton Candy Core Ink | Hero Arts
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PS777 Glitter Paper Basics | Hero Arts
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PS300 Hero Hues Premium Cardstock Peony
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PS325 Hero Hues Dove white | Hero Arts
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PS782 Deluxe Smooth White Cardstock...
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1 comment

Coloring glitter paper with alcohol markers sounds like a good idea, but I think with time, it will destroy Copic marker nibs. Very pretty card!

Susan Lang,

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