Once again, K Andrew has creatively offered us a new use for glitter. She has made a recipe for sparkling sand that will stick to anything. She uses it in her tutorial on a paper castle on a scrapbook page. Check her out. You will love how her brain works!
This shirt took me about 5 minutes to make. It is a basic tank top with some added glitter that will dress up any outfit. You could wear it alone or under a jacket. I used Sparkle 21 Silver and Crystal. All you do is draw lines coming down from the neckline. Add a few dots if you like.
Inspiration came from this picture of a shirt sent to me by my pal The Diplomat. In this photo, the decoration is hanging chain.
We get the same shine from Sparkle 21, but less weight and less cost. it would be nice in other colors too!
This week I did a guest post on the blog of Anastasia Pollock. You have to check out her blog, it is very interesting.
Check out my guest post today on ThinkCrafts! Oh, I had such fun making this one. I think you will too. Who doesn't love a project that involves hardly any cost, loads of colorful glitter, and a cool end product?
Look what I found! K Andrew is a designer who works in paper and she has done some terrific work with Swirl Glitter Glue. Go check out her two videos on fabulous sparkling, scrapbooking jelly swirls embellishments. You will want to make these right now!
Swirl glitter is so cool. There are two colors in each bottle, and when you squeeze it out, you can see both colors on your design. Amazing and so much fun!
Check out my featured project today on Cool 2 Craft. It is glitter week. I know you love that as much as I do!
Here is the July version of our monthly framed kid's craft. See the original post for how to get started if you have not yet.
