I talked about my new bff yesterday...Glossy Accents! I honestly do not know where this has been all my life. Did everyone else keep this secret from me?
My sister went back to college on Friday. I decided to incorporate my new found love into something she could use to spruce up her dorm room. I asked her what her favorite fruit of the spirit was and she picked JOY...thankfully the one with the least amount of letters!
Supplies
Glossy Accents
glitter
letters
glue
paint brush
ribbon
hot glue gun
Step 3: Fill in the letter that you just outlined with glossy accents. If any bubbles appear pop them with a needle or drag them to the edge of the letter. The letter will look cloudy, but once the glossy accents dries it is clear, smooth and shiny.
Step 4: Repeat step one through three with each of the letters and then let them dry over night.
Supplies
Glossy Accents
glitter
letters
glue
paint brush
ribbon
hot glue gun
Step 1: Apply a thin layer of glue to one letter at a time. Pour glitter on the letters and tap off any extra.
Step 2: Outline the glittery letter with glossy accent.Step 3: Fill in the letter that you just outlined with glossy accents. If any bubbles appear pop them with a needle or drag them to the edge of the letter. The letter will look cloudy, but once the glossy accents dries it is clear, smooth and shiny.
Step 4: Repeat step one through three with each of the letters and then let them dry over night.
Those glossy letters are awesome! Your sister will think of you every time she reads it. I'm going to check out glossy accents now!
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~Andi
Thanks for the step by step directions! This came out great!
ReplyDelete- Michele
Multiage Moments
This would be adorable in red or silver for Christmas....thanks for the idea!!!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Super Pig and Tyrant King
I love your word! thanks for the tip and sharing your new bff. I am having a giveaway. I would love to have you drop by and enter.
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Wow! I love how those turned out! I see a new crafting companion in my future...glitter accents!
ReplyDeleteNichole
Craft of Teaching
I think I would pick that fruit, too! I love how these turned out! I'm pinning them to my "Crafts to do if I ever have time" board!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Owl Things First
Those letters are great! I'm wondering where this stuff has been all of my life , too! I will be checking it out soon. Thanks for sharing! :) Lattes and Laughter
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