Showing posts with label Glitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glitter. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Glitter Clothespin Gift Tags

Here is a project to inspire you for the Iron Crafter!  The secret ingredient this round is clothespins... so here is my clothespins project for you!


Here is what you will need:
Clothespins
Paint
Mod Podge
Art Glitter

1. Take apart your clothespins

2. Paint your clothespins on both sides and let dry. 

3. Cover the top and sides with Mod Podge and sprinkle with Art Glitter. 
I used  Vine # 47, Fire Engine #291, Polar Bear #298
4. Put your clothespins back together 


Pair them up with some cute vintage photo tags (that you can make with recycled paper bags)
and they are ADORABLE! 

A full tutorial on how to make the tags is coming soon!

Linking to:
I read orange A Crafty Soiree

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Glitter Spoon Turkey

For my next Art Glitter project, I am moving on to a Thanksgiving theme! 
The Glitter Spoon Turkey!

Here is what you will need:
9 Plate Joining Biscuits (Found at Home Depot or the like) - They are wooden discs
An old spoon (thrift store)
Paint
Hot Glue
Art Glitter: Brown #58, Copper Harbor #231, Halo #230, Cranberry #119
Art Glitter Dries Clear Adhesive


1. Paint your Biscuits brown on both sides and allow to FULLY dry

2. Spread Art Glitter Dries Clear Adhesive over the front side of the biscuits and sprinkle your Art Glitter on to it.
I used : Halo #230, Copper Harbor # 231, and Brown #58 

3. Once the glitter has dried completely you can arrange the biscuits into a turkey feather pattern.  Hot Glue to keep them together. 

4. Hot Glue your spoon to the feathers 

5. Paint a turkey face on the spoon. 

6. Use a Sharpie marker to add details. 

7. Add the Gobbler by making the gobbler shape out of Art Glitter Dries Clear Adhesive...
...And Adding Cranberry #119 Art Glitter. 

It makes a really cute addition to a fall arrangement!  

I am guest posting at 12 Craft till Christmas today on a fun Christmas tradition my family had growing up! Head on over and check it out!



Linking to:
I read orange A Crafty Soiree


Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Glitter butterfly wall art

We are expecting a baby girl VERY soon!  So I need to get a move on with decorating her room!
For my next glitter project I am going to show you how to make A SUPER cute and easy piece of art! I have always love butterflies and that is the theme of the nursery.
Here is what you will need:
Blank Canvas
Paint
Vinyl Stickers
Art Glitter (#95 Summer Sea and #230 Halo)
Art Glitter Dries Clear Adhesive

Here is how I made it:
1. I painted the canvas the back ground color(s) that I wanted. 

I wanted it to look the morning sky turning from purple to blue.  I started out with Dark purple at the bottom and added white to fade up to reach a little below the middle.  Then, at the top I started with the teal blue and added white to fade down.  I kept the paint thick so that I could blend the colors on the canvas.  Once I got to the middle I painted up with the purple and down with the blue and over lapped to blend.  Again, I kept the paint thick to help blend the colors. 

You could keep it really simple and just do one color too! :)

Let your paint dry

 Place your vinyl stickers on your canvas when you paint is fully dry.  You can move them around a bit to get the right placement.

 Now to add the glitter.  I worked in small to add the glitter.
I added the glue, then sprinkled with glitter and tapped off the excess.




I used two colors of glitter on my mine you can use as much glitter as you want!
(I used Art Glitter  #95 Summer Sea and #230 Halo)
 Allow time for the glue to dry and shake off the excess glitter, even though you tapped off most of it the still will be a little more to tap off.


Hang it up and enjoy!
Super easy and super cute

 

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