You can see here in the close up the boarder punch design covered with the great sparkle of the P K Glitz Desert Sand Glitter Glitz. A little Glitz makes everything better!
Friday, June 25, 2010
Wedding Gift boxes
These boxes were altered to coordinate with a mini album I put together for our dear friends who are getting married. This box is in resemblance of a wedding cake with nested boxes stacked upon each other. I added some sweet bling with the boarder punches on the tops of the boxes. This week’s tips posted on June 22 tells you how I did this.
You can see here in the close up the boarder punch design covered with the great sparkle of the P K Glitz Desert Sand Glitter Glitz. A little Glitz makes everything better!
You can see here in the close up the boarder punch design covered with the great sparkle of the P K Glitz Desert Sand Glitter Glitz. A little Glitz makes everything better!
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Check out this Glitz! I did this border for an altered gift box you will see later this week. I thought I would show you all how it was done. Supply list and more glitter techniques are posted at the P K Glitz Blog.
First you’ll need to punch a border with your border punch. Here you can see a small square punched around with the border punch. Then you will also need to punch or cut out a square to fit inside the border. Do this out of scrap paper, seen here in red polka dot.
Adhere the scrap paper with removable adhesive, centered in the middle of the borders of the punched cardstock. Spray the exposed punched border with spray adhesive and then quickly move it to your prepared glitter area.
Sprinkle it with P K Glitz Glitter Glitz in your choice of color.
See how sweet that makes it. I can see this as a border of a card or even a photo or the border of a layout. Your limits rely on your imagination! Have fun with your Glitz!
First you’ll need to punch a border with your border punch. Here you can see a small square punched around with the border punch. Then you will also need to punch or cut out a square to fit inside the border. Do this out of scrap paper, seen here in red polka dot.
Adhere the scrap paper with removable adhesive, centered in the middle of the borders of the punched cardstock. Spray the exposed punched border with spray adhesive and then quickly move it to your prepared glitter area.
Sprinkle it with P K Glitz Glitter Glitz in your choice of color.
See how sweet that makes it. I can see this as a border of a card or even a photo or the border of a layout. Your limits rely on your imagination! Have fun with your Glitz!
