Bling it On!

- Friday July 31 11:00 am EST

Taught by Jen McGee

Class held in VC Chatroom - check the Yahoo Groups site (Calendar) for the URL.

Supplies:
sparkles
glitter
clear buttons
create-a-shade paint
liquid glass
versamark pad
Clear (others if you would like) embossing powder
heat gun
Level 2 Paper pack
adhesive
stamps
inks and el cheapo eyeshadow (think 99 cent Bon Bon at Walmart)

1. Love Life Glitter Card with Pearlescent Flower.

Materials Used:

Glue Pad, Colored Glitter, Cardstock, Coordinating B & T, Stamp set

Using my glue pad I stamped the large dotted vase onto Sweet leaf cardstock, sprinkled
on brown glitter and removed excess. Waited for it to dry and then cut it out leaving a
slight border.
Stamped my flower in blush ink and added glue to the center of the flower and covered
with white glitter. The flower was cut out and the petals were curled. (I’ve also painted
the petals with either the create-a-shade or bon bon’s white eye shadow.
2. Make your own Glitter embossing powder
Materials Used:

Prisma Glitter, Clear Detail Embossing Powder, Versamark Pad, Embossing gun,
Stamps, Stamp Pads, make-up sponges, Cardstock to coordinate w/your project, empty
jar (Embossing Powder or Glitter jar).

Directions:
Mix a little Prisma glitter in your empty jar with clear embossing powder (use double the
amount of clear EP as your prisma glitter).
To create this card’s look: ink your image in versamark, then ink it up in your color of
choice, coat with your newly created embossing powder, shake off excess, and heat
emboss.

3. Sparkles

4. Shimmer Paper
Materials Used:
Create-a-Shade Paint, Paint Brush, Assorted Cardstock Colors
To create a shimmery mat for my card I painted just the edges of grey wool cardstock for
an elegant wedding card look.

Colonial White & White Cardstock pieces that have been painted with Create-a-Shade
Paint

Added shimmer to wedding gown with create-a-shade paint.

Finished card (also features Silver Pearl EP).
Other Samples (these use bon bon’s eye shadow that I set with hairspray.)