Hold the horses! Wait a minute! I do have something to show. As you all know perfectly well I am a big time copycat. I know what I like if I can just see it. And on Pink Saturday I saw this idea at Karen's blog A Scrapbook of Inspiration . One of her blogging buddies had given it to her. Go look! Hers is really pretty. Mine is copycat okay.
The John 14:2 picture is a gift from Karen.This was a brilliant thing. It really does make using glitter more fun and easy. But then you go and read all about it at Karen's. Have a great Tuesday!!
Edited to Add: For those who've asked, this is the best I can find so far: How to Make Glitter Stick to Your Scrapbook Pages
You are an excellent copycat..wink.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
Becky K.
I love fun ideas and I get most of mine on our blogs, too! I love your new banner...looks cold! heehee! ♥
ReplyDeleteThe Glitter Station is cool, Hon. But. Where are instructions on glittering things?
ReplyDeleteYou know I love glitter, which I call Faerie Dust, and drop into my snail mail. Thus driving recipients crazy with trying to vacumn it all up, over days and days and days. -grin- The Faerie Dust is actually supposed to stay around their house and remind them of me, when they spot some sparkling. Of course, like I said, some people are not happily reminded of me, by the pesky stuff. ,-)
Anyway, back to the issue at hand. Applying some sort of glue [what kind?] to paper, and thus making glitter stick just where you want... And in just the thickness you want... Well, I for one, need some expert instruction. Are there any places, which do this, please?
^_^
Hi Vee,
ReplyDeleteI think we all "Copy"~"Borrow" ideas, that is what blogging is all about "sharing". I do all the above too! LOL.
Take care and enjoy your day,
Elizabeth
Reallllly pretty, Vee!
ReplyDeleteIs that a bluebird I spy in the trees in your banner photo? We have lots of bluebirds around here. I love watching them...
I found your blog as a very beautiful place (thanks Charli and Me).
ReplyDeleteMy best wishes to you, your family
and your grandmother;
She is 100 years young?
Congratulations!
I like to visit Karen's blogs!
ReplyDeleteThere I always can find many inspiring and amazing things.
maria
from Poland
cute cute cute. . .
ReplyDeleteOh I laughed at your comment today. You are such a fun blog friend.
Oh ..nice template too . ..I like the extra big pictures. .maybe it is time to make a switch to new post editor.
Being productive is not the goal in a craft room! Fun is the goal!
ReplyDeletelovely scripture in fairy dust! i'm going
ReplyDeleteto visit your inspiration in a bit, but no
crafting seems to adhere to me. :(
you were making me chuckle by your
"by...and bye" comments.
Mmmm... templates... what are those? ha ha...... I've done some of that myself.
ReplyDeleteDo any of us have completely original thoughts..... ideas that haven't sprung from somewhere else... things we've seen, heard, tasted, felt.......
To me, it's putting our spin on it... that's what makes it unique and 'ours'.
happy creating....
Good Morning Vee,
ReplyDeleteJust so enjoying catching up today on what you have been up to. First thing love your new blog template.
i like your fairy dust picture, I am so envious of people who can work with their hands and create. My Mother is so great at this too.
I enjoyed catching up on your previous posts, and like you have missed a lot of goings on in my bogging friends lives and I (not you ) lol have asked a lot of silly questions.
You were so right, when you don't blog regularly it become easy to not blog.
I also enjoyed your Sunday post, and your little Dutch girl so cute. thanks you for sharing a part of your daily life.
And thank you for your last visit and comment ,you are the sweetest! it was a complete surprise to me as well.
Hugs,
Sue
Hi Vee,
ReplyDeleteI love your glitter station. You're not a copycat, you are adorable. I have been working on something special for a tutorial. It's so much more fun to share than it is to make things to sell.
Have fun glittering.
Karen