It's All About The Bling

So, at the Fort Wayne Rubber Stamp and Scrapbook Show, I made these two cards with Mary from Stamp On It and we did the same technique twice. You take a printed acetate, back it with adhesive glitter paper and then adhere to a card and decorate with outline stickers. Best part is that it takes moments to make and has a pretty big impact.

Here's the close up of the glitter paper.

 

And here's the fall scene acetate. So pretty. If you click on the photo, you'll be able to see the white glitter better.

 

Here are the stickers I had to have. Can't wait to use the animals. And the coffee cups should be fun. See how unassuming those line stickers are? They don't look like much, but they add just a perfect touch. I used silver ones on the Paris card.

Happy Wednesday!
Chark

Hold Your Cards, We Have A Bingo

Ok, we don't have a Bingo, but we do have a winner! I promised a commenter a $15 gift card to Pretty Little Studios during the Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop and the random generator picked MICHELE HENDERSON! Congrats, Michele! Send me your email (see my profile for my email) and I'll have PLS send that code out to you by the end of the week. Enjoy shopping—I know you'll get a lot of goodies for that $15.

Here's the Coffee Lovers Blog Hop link for all the winners from the hop, just in case you're interested. That was a fun one and I want to say THANKS to all who commented and followed me during the hop...the comments are the real fun and the inspiration is always amazing!

Today's card was one I made at the Fort Wayne Rubber Stamp and Scrapbook Getaway this weekend. We received the dragonfly acetate and could use glitter and stickers to decorate the shaker card. I love the little pearls inside the shaker because they are different colors and sizes in one jar. 

I bought some of the gold line stickers because I think they are so cool looking and really finish the card. Ok, I bought six packets of these stickers, including Merry Christmas in red, copper frames and gold lines. Love! If you're anywhere near Ft. Wayne, I highly recommend the show and maybe an extra class or two. I took this class from Mary at Stamp On It. Here's their online store link. I haven't ordered from them, but they have the beautiful acetates I've not seen elsewhere.

Here's the acetate sheet like the one we used. This one is winter, but there are tons of them. They look best on white or backed with white so you can see the lovely colors.

That's it for me today, and thanks again for your comments!

Happy Monday,
Chark