Showing posts with label Brushable Glue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brushable Glue. Show all posts

At the Beach with Sparkle N Sprinkle

Good morning everyone! 
As you are reading this, I am waking up in Tortola, B.V.I.
The Hubs and I are in the Caribbean for 16 days island hopping
to celebrate our 25th Anniversary. 
I will have plenty of picks when I get back!

Today I want to share a project for Sparkle N Sprinkle
You know, I am just a little obsessed with glitter. 
I love my sparkle!

This layout is from our last cruise two years ago- we love to cruise!
I have used October Afternoon papers for this layout.

For this Maya Road chippie I coated with gesso and let dry, then coated 
with VersaMark and EP137 Shimmer and heat emboss. 

The Sandcastle is from #403 By The Seashore, and I used
 Mudd Puddles for the "water" underneath.

For the chipboard title, mask off the shells on the end using scrap paper, cover the word
with Peruvian LilyGL using Brushable Glue. Mask off the word; ink the shells white, then heat emboss using VersaMark and Princess Rose. 

To see detailed instructions and the full supply list for the project, see 

Christmas Layout - SNS

Hi everyone in blogland! 
Are you counting the days until the Black Friday sales? 
I am so happy to report that I am finished with my Christmas shopping!
It is a lot easier now that the kids are grown, I admit. 

I am not a chronological scrapbooker, I scrap whatever photo I feel like picking up.
So these days I am working on some very old photos from when my girls were very little!
 
My papers for this project are from Bo Bunny. 
I also used some Maya Road, Spellbinders, EK Success punch, Prima, and a
bunch of stuff from my stash.

I used my Cricut E2 and Sticker paper to create this embellishment, then burnished with Sonic Silver GL.
My flowers were accented by coating with Brushable Glue and Crystal Ice GL.

 
The chipboard pieces were painted with white acrylic, while wet I sprinkled with Starfire GL.

These small roses, and the others like them on my project are from I Am Roses
they have some awesome flowers!


 For this photo frame and the red punched border along the bottom of the page, I applied Tear-ific-Tape to my cardstock, die cut the image, removed the backing paper and then burnished with my glitter.
Easy peasy! For complete instructions on the project, see my gallery 

I am linking up at the following challenges;
4 Crafty Chics - Snowflakes
 I Am Roses - 2 flowers (the red and white small roses)


SNS Supplies:
Thanks so much for stopping by today to visit!
Have a wonderful week and a fabulous Thanksgiving next week!
Anita