UTEE Cracked Glass Technique by Roni Johnson

Demo on how to create the "Cracked Glass" techniuqe using ultra thick embossing enamel.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• UTEE
• Cracked Glass
• Rubber Stamping
• Crafts
• Ink Stains

[LUCANDIS]

Roni is this done with an picture that you took.... i.e. kodak type picture or from some picture out of the book

[inkstainedroni]

This is a collage image from Tuscan Rose. I belive it is laser printed but I have worked with images from magazines, books and actual photographs (matte - not glossy.) I'm not sure if glossy photos work the same as matte finish.

[LUCANDIS]

great job. and an easy tutorial thanks 4 sharing this tip!

[inkstainedroni]

Thanks so much ~ glad you liked it!

[commentarii10]

great video thank you

[inkstainedroni]

Thanks!!

[snoopthesnooper]

If you hold your thumb over the face of any image before you crack it from the freezer

you wont mess up the faces with cracks,only around it

[snoopthesnooper]

If you hold your thumb over the face of any image before you crack it from the freezer

you wont mess up the faces with cracks,only around it

[Raven1781]

This is so cool.. I've never seen this before. Can you please tell me what is the powder being used to produce the effect? And where can I buy it?

Thanks so much...

[inkstainedroni]

Yes, if you have a smaller image you can work with the entire image. Many times the image is too large to keep all of the UTEE hot enout to take the new granules at one time so it's easier for beginners to work in sections.

As far as even coverage goes...once UTEE is molten it will level out no matter where you start/finish. That's the beauty of it...you really can't mess it up!