Treats for Princess! Or Fluffy. Or Lassie. Or Fido. Make this jar in a few minutes.1. Adjust size of pattern to fit the side of the jar. Tape it inside.
2. Draw over the pattern lines of the tiara with Blue Heaven. Set gems at the tips and inside each spiral.
3. Use Mermaid to print the letters under the tiara.
4. Fill with Rover's favorite treats.
If you don't have a dog, then you can be the Princess. Put your favorite treats in the jar. :)
Here is one of my favorite outfits from the booth.
T-Shirt with matching jeans.
You need:
How nice is this? In the booth, they made me a wall that invites everyone to join us on this blog. I have handed out so many business cards to fellow glitter lovers.
Some of the projects that are posted on the blog, I am sure you have seen them. Here they are displayed in the booth. These are some of the Mod Girl projects from last week.
Remember that you can click on the photos to make them larger, then you can see everything in detail.
Today was kid's craft day. I have to report that every kid we had at the table was so cute, very well behaved, super smart, and loved to craft. Attention Mothers! Crafting must do something great for kids! It is all true. Every child we played with today was all of the above.
We threw glitter glue, beads and gems onto the center of the table and the creating began.
We had fun today. Doesn't it look like it? I am sure we spread glitter everywhere. The poor demonstrators that came to the table after us found a table just covered in glitter. Pretty.
Michaels sponsored and hosted us. I met so many great crafters and the best part? Everyone enjoyed it!
Especially the young crafters!
I really like simple little birds as a design element right now, and since yesterday's tweeters turned out cute, I kept the theme going today. This is a very pretty tote bag, even without the decorating. Adding Sparkle 21 birds and branches gives it a one-up on everyone else's tote bag.
I did the pattern with just one color of Sparkle 21, Night Sparkle. But, if you wish for more color, use red, copper, green, whatever you like.1. Trace pattern lines with chalk pencil. Turn chalk side down on bag. Rub back of paper to transfer lines.
2. Cover pattern lines on bag with thick lines of Night Sparkle. Let dry.
3. Glue ribbon on either side of design on totebag.
Pretty,
Here I am in Anaheim, ready for the Craft Supershow and the CHA Show. I had a little free time today and ended up at Downtown Disney. This storefront caught my eye. It was sparking even though it was raining. Plus, I really liked the swirly design. I am thinking about using it as inspiration for a pattern.
When I got up close, I noticed that the design was made of square mirrors, and it looked like giant size glitter. And the jewelry inside was pretty interesting too. 
These little birds are so easy to make that you don't even need a pattern. I put them on a long sleeve onesie for a baby, but they would be cute so many other places. How about on an adult sleeve? Down a pantleg? The front of a hoodie? On a notebook? You can make them any size. Make them smaller and put them on a hat, or on shoes. Any Nature Girl will love these little birdies.
Very tweet.
Fast and easy, is this tote bag, and easy enough for kids to make. I used bright neon colors, in remembrance of 70s day-glo...but change colors as you wish. To make it,
1. Trace pattern lines with chalk pencil. Turn chalk side down on tote. Rub back of paper to transfer lines to fabric.
2. Draw over lines of letters as shown. Add dots or lines for background in each letter. Let dry.
This would be cute on the back of a hoodie.
If you can't eat a cupcake everytime you bake, you can wear one! I painted this strawberry cupcake on an apron and matching hot pads. Since it is a simple line art pattern, it takes on a few minutes to complete.
Cupcakes in lemon (yellow) and vanilla (white) are cute, even without sprinkles. 1. Print pattern in sizes needed to fit your apron and hot pads. Draw over lines of pattern with chalk pencil. Turn chalk side down on fabric. Rub back of paper to transfer lines.
2. Color in cupcake as desired. Let dry.
3. Add words as desired.
4. Add sprinkles of any colors. Let dry.
Change colors to make your cupcakes in any flavor you like.
The most fun part of this project is that it was unplanned, informal, casual, no pattern needed, doodling fun. Try it. Grab some colors of Sparkle 21 and just go for it.
These tiny canvases have been on my work table calling me to do something with them. I could not decide until a friend sent me the tiny easels. And then I knew. Peace, Love, and Togetherness. When I combined those themes with rick rack, I had 1972 flashbacks! They are easy to make.
1. Paint canvases and easels black. Let dry.
2. Print designs. Lay tracing paper over them and trace with pencil. Trace pattern lines with chalk pencil. Turn chalk side down on canvas. Rub back of paper to transfer lines. Remember to trace the backside of the earth pattern to make the continents face the right direction.
If you are using a different size canvas, use a copy machine to make the patterns the right size.
3. Fill in designs on canvases with Sparkle 21, as desired. Let dry.
4. Glue rick rack around outside edge of each canvas.
5. Outline front surfaces of easel with desired color of Sparkle 21.
