Challenge
Inkspirational: Rain
I knew I wanted to put my black modeling paste through a rain stencil then add heat embossing to make it shine. But when I opened the drawer to get the powder I scoped out the holographic powder and added that to the wet paste. Heat setting did not make the paste bubble but sure put the shine on the rain drops. Before adding the rain drops I had used white modeling paste through the sentiment stencil and was not happy with the results so made a swish pattern when trying to remove the paste and went with that. Adhered the sentiment cut on the Silhouette and mounted on white cs base.
When you get to the age we are you realize you need more of this kind of card then baby or wedding events. My husband thought the drops could be tears which is appropriate, too.
Paper Crafter at large 
What an interesting technique. Love the idea that the drops could be tears. They really sparkle. It seems I never have enough sympathy cards.
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Thanks Judy, I was really surprised how well this idea worked.
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I thought Rain when I saw the top of the card! Love it! The technique is awesome.
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Thanks Diana, give some modeling paste a whirl.
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Awesome result! Perfect for sympathy cards.
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Oh Jan, you are a sweetheart.
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WOW!! awesome technique. Love the sparkling ‘raindrop’ tears. Perfect sympathy card.
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Great texture and shine; beautiful sympathy card.
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Beautiful sympathy card….the raindrops have enough texture and shine but not overly so and can very easily be interpreted from raindrops to tears.
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This is a wonderful card. The holographic was a perfect choice, even if it was accidental. This will definitely encourage someone.
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Isn’t it the best satisfying feel when ideas actually play out as intended in real life. I think this turned out really well, Thanks for playing with us at Inkspirational.
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