Question

[curriekidsmom]

Does anyone know how to make dew drops on a piece of cardstock? I saw this on a lo recently and would like to lift it, but I don't have a clue how to do it.

[Heather]

Hmmm. Not sure what you are talking about.

[love2scrap]

The only "dew drops" I've seen are like stickers. I can't for the life of me remember who made them. They were rain drop shaped and came in different colors. I'm not sure if that's what you're talking about.

[Oldma]

I know this *wave* i know this!

There are different names for it---
Liquid Glass
Crystal Effects
Dimentional Adheasive
& PW's DIAMOND GLAZE

It's a clear glue that stays raised when it dries.
I love this stuff--I use it all the time!

[Oldma]

Check around the Easy Peasy jewlery in the catalog......
#BP4000260 Diamond Glaze

[Sonshine]

Ditto on the Diamond Glaze. That stuff is incredible. I like to use it on letters I've printed out and it gives it a gel appearance. Or on a chipboard letter - it's great stuff. The only rift I have with it is the occassional bubble. You could also visit KissedBy2's album on tips, she'll show you how to make some totally cool things. Click on Community and Albums to find her album of tips and tricks. :D

[kray]

Love the glaze as well.

[fabyon]

Wasn't there someone on here showing how they did dew drops with a glue gun ? I can't remember who did it though.

[Sonshine]

Yep - that was Kissedby2 - check out the albums. I think she calls it tricks or techniques. Totally awesome.

[cantstopstampin]

I used Glossy Accents (like Diamond Glaze) on this (an embellishment I made)

[curriekidsmom]

Thanks everyone. I knew I could count on you. I'll add the diamond glaze to my next order & check kissedby2's blog after work tonight.

[Sonshine]

That's awesome! It gives it totally new dimension. I used Diamond Glaze on my title/journal on Childhood Innocense, and because the writing was so small, it gave it an embossed appearance. It certainly doesn't show up in the picture, though. Some things are just mean to be 'felt' :D