
On this Ribbon Slide I inked it with Desert Sand ink and then a layer of liquid glass to give it added dimension. I also stamped on the ribbon for a light bit of texture and pop.
There are so many things you can do with the Ribbon Slides. On this card I showed using just ink and liquid glass. However, I did make two other identical samples using ink and liquid glass in different ways to show diversity with these three products.


Now this is a very different look and it is still using just liquid glass and ink. However, this time I stamped an image onto the slide. I then put a layer of liquid glass onto it. I let the liquid glass completely dry and then ink distressed the liquid glass layer. I call it shabby chic liquid glass. :)
Hope you enjoyed the mini technique overview. Have fun with your Liquid Glass!
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