GLAZED GLITTER - Mod Podge Dimensional Magic - TUTORIAL/REVIEW

I normally craft stuff that gives me instant results because, well, waiting is no fun! I sucked it up for this one and the results were totally cute!

The pictures don't do it justice. The letters turned out really glossy and smooth.

I made these for a birthday package

Supplies

Mod Podge

paint brush

glitter (I used holographic glitter....oooohhh ahhhhhh)

wooden letters

Mod Podge Dimensional Magic

I bought this a few weeks back and have wanted to try it out.

I first painted the letter with Mod Podge and glittered

I used a piece of paper under the letter to collect the excess glitter. Let dry. 

Then I outlined and flooded with the Mod Podge Dimensional Magic. It was like icing a cookie :)

Be careful when outlining not to go over the edge. It's hard to stop it from running over. I had it happen on the center of the A so I just held the end of the paintbrush in place for a few minutes and it stopped.

Package says to give it 24 hrs to dry. Ugh....waiting. Booooo but worth it!

After it was dry I hot glued to the ribbon and package

Ta Da! Super cute!

They ended up taking the letters off and putting them on their Christmas tree. 

If you don't have time to glitter Michael's Craft store had pre-glittered letters. I bought some with iridescence glitter. I also saw some today with red. 

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Guest Book Picture Frame - Tutorial - ZEBRA and HOT PINK!

The original plan was to have her picture in the center but as the event got closer we didn't have a chance to do photos. PLAN B!!!

Super awesome, right!? I'm so excited she has this hanging in her room now!

I found this bathroom print at Wal-Mart for $9

Purchased a wooden M at Michael's craft store, spray painted and used holographic glitter

Very carefully peeled the paper backing and removed the matte and class. I used paper in between the backing and the frame to make sure not to spray paint the paper backing.

Used flat black spray paint

And then GLITTER BLAST!!! Since I painted the frame black I used Starry Night.

Finished with a clear sealer to make a nice gloss over the glitter.

I had leftover zebra print scrapbooking paper from my

  "THERE'S MUFFIN LIKE A GREAT TEACHER" craft 

After the event, you add the glass back in and now you have a nice way to remember your guests. Makes a neat keepsake. 

Like my cute table topiary? 

Check out my tutorial post HERE 

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DIY Personlized Holographic GLITTER wine glasses - GNO, bachelorette, or birthday party - Great gift idea!

I made several of these the other night for friends and one for a special to visit to see my BFF for a movie and wine night. She loved it!

I love how they turned out!

 I worked that day and had about three hours before I was leaving for her house. I stopped by Target on the way home and found these wine glasses for $4.20 for a pack of 4! Since I wasn't sure how they would or IF they would turn out, I didn't mind using cheap glasses. It was more of a novelty gift anyway.

Mod Podge

Masking tape

Brush

Holographic glitter ((ooooh ahhhh....I LOVE holographic glitter)

Wine glasses

Letter stickers (optional)

What is holographic glitter you ask? WHAT!!!??? Seriously!!?? It's just the best thing ever! Like mini rainbows in each tiny speck! NO comparison to regular glitter. Once you use holographic you'll be hooked.

Taped around the glass keeping the tape low enough that the glitter wouldn't be too close to your mouth when taking a drink and high enough that you didn't hold the glitter when holding the glass. Some still comes off even when they are dry.

Placed sticker and applied Mod Podge.

Covered with glitter.

It dries really quick so work fast :)

I used a piece of paper to catch the excess glitter. Didn't want to waste any!

I had to use the inside of the glass to locate the letter sticker and pulled it off carefully before the glue dried. 

Try to removed the tape right after you add the glitter. I didn't want to wait for it to dry and risk it pulling away some of the glitter. 

Once the glasses were dry I scratched off a tiny spot of glue with my nail where it smudged. 

Hand wash only! I wouldn't put these in the dishwasher but I rinsed the outside and hand washed the edge and inside of the glass and the glitter stayed perfectly!

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