Glitter decor

The current challenge over at The Paper Girls is to use Glitter! As a mom of 3 boys I don't get to do that often enough!

 

My little niece is decorating her room in pink, white, and black so I thought I would make her some 3-D letters in her initials to decorate her room.



I used this 3-D letter svg file from svgcuts.com to cut the letters out of cardstock.

 

I added some black and white paper, and then a layer of pink glitter paper!



I added some black rolled flowers and a bow to the T and a fabric flower to the R.

 

These are so fun and {almost} easy to make. If you make any of these (and I highly recommend you do) please watch the assembly video. And have lots of quick-drying liquid glue handy. Some letters have way more pieces than others and can be a bit tricky. I used this last year to make all the letters in "Merry Christmas" for my mantel. Talk about time-consuming! But it was well worth it.

 

What would you make with these files? I want to make more seasonal words for my mantel. My sad little mantel needs help. I should do this soon.

 

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I'm linking up to:

Think Pink Sunday

Making the World Cuter Monday

Time to Sparkle Link Party

Take it on Tuesday

Link up Tuesday

Your Whims Wednesday

 

happy birthday!

These little beauties were made with the Simon Says Stamp Card Kit for July.

 I kept them nice and simple. Stamped the background and then added the cupcakes. The cupcakes took a little time. It is a 4-step process to stamp these things. See stamp here.

I just fussy-cut them and added them with foam adhesive.

Another color variation:

 I made about a dozen of these to have on hand. I thought they would work great for an adult or a kid's birthday.

 

I'm linking up to the Simon Says Wednesday Challenge of Anything Goes.

 

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Growing up is optional

Here are my last 2 cards for the Itty Bitty a Day challenge at the Unity {Show & Tell} facebook group.

 

I used Numbers, Etc to stamp the background for this card and added lots of washi strips.

 

This sentiment is from SP & Company. So awesome.

And I added a banner-shaped Epiphany Crafts epoxy.

 (this card is listed in  my shop)

 

This card forced me to use another uninked stamp called You're a real fun-gi. I can't believe I've had it so long and hadn't use it!

I simply watercolored the mushroom. So quick and easy.

 



 

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