My wonderful friend Nicole, from Canadian Nickel Scrapn', has gathered up a boatload of her very talented blogging friends to each showcase a technique. SO if you have arrived from Alex`s blog then you are heading in the right direction. If not, you can start over at Nicole's blog.
Today I'm showcasing the UTEE technique paired up with a wonderful image from Tiddly Inks. I would suggest however, that you maybe not crack her face the way I have her. Just an afterthought. LOL!! I also cut another flower, 3d-ed it and covered it with Glossy Accents to give it a shine like the image has.
You can find this tutorial at Splitcoast Stampers. I will offer 2 tips regarding this technique tho. The first one - try to set the image in the freezer between each layer of embossing. Makes it easier to crack in the end. (wait....crack in the end....bwahhh ha ha ha no pun intended!) Also, your image will usually come out as a creamy color so that might be something to keep in mind when you are matching up your colors.
NOW! On to some more fabulous techniques so off you go to Jessica's blog. Enjoy!
*******My card is a multi-functional card today!! I am also entering this card in Friday Sketchers for this sketch and Tiddly Inks who wanted us embellishments, lace and or buttons.
Stamps: Tiddly Ink`Poppy`
Paper: Basic Grey `Boxer`
Embellishments: Misc ribbon, lace and buttons, UTEE , misc flowers and Scrapper`s Floss and Glossy Accents
Punches: Quickutz Shapeabilities `Flourish Accents`
Ink: Colored With Copics
fantastic card! i love seeing what people do with the crackle affect .i must try.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing.
hugs
xxx
This would look fantabulous on a Halloween card or layout! TFS :)
ReplyDeleteLove the colors!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the effect, it gives. Thank you!!!!
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very nice thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks fot the tip about it coming out cream colored. Great technique!
ReplyDeleteCute card and tech! I will have to head over to SCS to see how it is done:)
ReplyDeletemmd_lod@hotmail.com
A very interesting technique. I can think of lots of possibilities. thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI love the effect! Great technique for an antiqued look on a card! Thanks for being a bounce on the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteHi Eulanda,
ReplyDeletethanks to Nicole's blog hop I got to see your wonderful creations! I hope you had as much fun preparing for this as I did!
liz :o)
Awesome Job my friend. Great tip on freezing in between each set. Thanks for agreeing to play!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried that technique yet. Thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteLove the red on the card and the crochet doilies
I really love the cracked glass. Going to try that. Thanks for sharing your technique.
ReplyDeleteLove your card I have been hearing about this tecnique but haven't tried it yet, JSharer417@aol.com
ReplyDeleteLike the technique. Thanks for sharing. Great embellishments on your card!
ReplyDeleteinteresting technique
ReplyDeleteGreat technique love the effect, will be trying this one
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milo8212@hotmail.com
Cute card, I have never seen this technique used on a card. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteCute card, I have never seen this technique used on a card. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeletewao~ Cool technique!! Nice one, Eulanda! Thank you so much for sharing. Have a nice day! :)
ReplyDeleteChloe
chloe_tsz90@yahoo.co.uk
Cute card.
ReplyDeleteI like this technique - nice card. TFS!
ReplyDeleteGiGi
gigiact2 at bellsouth dot net
I had never seen this done! Thanks for sending us to the tutorial! I have to try now.
ReplyDeleteThis is a super cute card!! I have done this technique before at a class... and it is nice to see other versions of it. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I've never tried this - or even seen it done! Love your card - and your sense of humour!
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Love the technique! I love the flowers on this card! abusybee24atcoxdotnet
ReplyDeleteI love it! I think it draws attention to have her face cracked! It really kinda makes it. I love love love the crocheted flowers. Tell me you didn't make them...
ReplyDeleteWow, this card turned out great. I love your technique with UTEE. I like UTEE but don't use it as much as I should. It really adds dimension to any project. You have inspired me to use it more.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I am off to the next blog hop stop.
Take care,
Sonia
archivingangel@yahoo.com
Oh all I can say is Hello Halloweeen, this going to be so much fun to use for webs for the spiders. Love this idea
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat idea, thanks for the tut link. Loving the blog hop!
ReplyDeletePatti
northwestlady@gmail.com
Love your card and the effect. Makes me just want to go and scrap!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
Love this technique. Thanks for the helpful hints. Pam
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I will definitely try this one!
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done!! Thanks for sharing your talents!!!!
ReplyDeleteCeleste B.
ccscards.blogspot.com
The red flower looks gorgeous. I really like the way you made that one stand out. The crackle effect is a great technique. I might have to use that for halloween projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
What a great new technique... I have never seen the cracked effect yet!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME card!!!
TFS!
Love, Mel
Miscdaisy.blogspot.com
Your technique certainly creates an interesting effect with the crackling. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVeronica
vballen@comcast.net
OH WOW, is that ever a neat way to do the UTEE! How did you get it to crack blue? OH, love your crack comment btw. You're halarious!
ReplyDeleteOH WOW, is that ever a neat way to do the UTEE! How did you get it to crack blue? OH, love your crack comment btw. You're halarious!
ReplyDeleteLove you card and the stamp! adorable flowers :) so cute.
ReplyDeletefantastic card thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteiko.linda@yahoo.com
Wow, great techinique and card. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteLynda
paperchase@live.com
Very pretty card, Eulanda. Love all your embellies and your color combo. You "crack me up" hehehe, and, no pun intended! Great tip on freezing in between. Hugs, Cami
ReplyDeleteNice work! Thanks for sharing! Christy
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Awesome card..thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I enjoyed the blog hop this far, can't wait to see what's next.
ReplyDeleteVery nice card. I love this technique but I haven't tried it yet. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic and cool card! Wow!!!! I love it!!! Your colouring is so wonderful and the design is amazing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Alma
Cute card! I love learning new techniques.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the extra tips you gave. This would be such a neat tech for a water scene.
ReplyDeleteVery nice effect; I will have to try this sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat I love the card
ReplyDeletescrapperbecka@yahoo.com
wow never used uttee i was scared to actually ... maybe this will get me going ... autumnjibben@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteNicely Done! I love those stamps. I know what next on my shopping list..
ReplyDeleteletisia.chubbuck@yahoo.com
Cute card, love new techniques.
ReplyDeletehttp://pammjeo-scrapbookflair.blogspot.com/
very cute card. love the stamp. thanks for shareing.
ReplyDeleteNot only a super card, but also a great tip. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteDianeL
loyaz1@wbhsi.net
What a great technique! I can't wait to try this out!
ReplyDeleteI love the stamp, and I think it would look strange if her face weren't cracked. Great job!
TFS! Jessica
redmonkescrapper.blogspot.com
Another great technique that I have never tried! I really like the look. TFS.
ReplyDeleteLori
tahoe_luvr at yahoo dot com
Love this card!!
ReplyDeleteThat technique is fabulous...great for halloween....
Love the red contast in this cardxx
Thanks for joining us at Tiddly Inks xx
Awesome card! I love the flowers. Thank you for sharing this great technique - I have to try it!
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Eulanda,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card!!! :) I love all the bling you added...how did you get the red ribbon like that (did you curl it first? what kind of glue did you use)?
Thanks so much for sharing,
Jennifer