Stamped acrylic snowflake ornament with rinea foiled paper.

This stunning stamped snowflake ornament has a layered look of a dark night of snow flurries in the background and a frosty, almost etched look on the acrylic ornament!

For this Christmas season, I’m switching up my colors and attempting to create a different aesthetic on the tree. The tree is going to be white and I want navy, emerald green, silver, gold and a small bit of red on the tree. I think it will look beautiful.

The acrylic disc ornament blanks are perfect for creating on. They are lightweight, so your tree branches won’t be hanging low. They are clear, so the pretty lights shine through or reflect off of it and they are completely customizable!

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Supplies

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Rinea Foiled Paper Midnight Glossy/Gold Solid
Clear Round Stamp Block
Ghost Ink 2.0
Crackerbox & Suzy Snowflakes Large Stamp
Crackerbox & Suzy Snowflakes Small Stamp
4 inch Acrylic Ornament
Clear embossing ink
Embossing Powder
Heat tool
Clear Adhesive

Stamped Acrylic Snowflake Ornament Instructions

For the Stamped Acrylic…

First, you need to make sure the acrylic ornament is clean and free from finger prints. Then lay the large snowflake rubber stamp down on a flat surface, with the stamp side face up. Press the clear embossing ink pad on to the stamp, ensuring full coverage.

Take the acrylic ornament and press it onto the inked stamp. If the image is blurry, wash it off and try again until you get crisp lines. Pour some embossing powder over the stamped image and then tap the excess off. Typically, I would use a small paint brush to get the excess powder off, but I liked the frosted look, so I just gently blew on the acrylic to disperse the embossing powder a bit.

Use a heat tool to melt the embossing powder. Be sure to go slowly with this, because I found that too much heat can warp the acrylic.

For the Foiled Paper Background…

To create the background of the ornament, use the Rinea Midnight Glossy/Gold foiled paper and the large and small snowflake stamps from Crackerbox & Suzy, the Ghost Ink 2.0 and the clear round stamping block. You will also need a dry paper towel or cloth.

With the Ghost Ink 2.0, stamp the snowflakes onto the foiled paper. Wait about 15 seconds and then wipe off the ink. The longer you wait, the more of the color of the foiled paper comes off. For this project, I wanted the background snowflakes to be subtle, so I chose not to wait very long. This is a fun process to play with, so do what you like!

I decided to add the snowflakes to the back side of the glossy paper, so that if the ornament turns on the tree, it is still beautiful. This time I did leave the Ghost Ink 2.0 on for about 30 seconds prior to wiping it off, for a more striking image.