Glossy accents

I wanted to try making my own enamel dots; here is how I did it. 1. I dropped little puddles of Glossy Accents on waxed paper. Glossy Accents is a dimensional adhesive, so I hoped that it would kee

"day 7" -tim holtz(c) 2008supplies: craft sheet, distress crackle paint/picket fence, distress stickles/fired brick,…

"holiday fragments" – tim holtz 2007supplies:craft sheet (ranger)glossy accents (ranger)distress inks: aged…

Inspired by Crate Paper wood flairs Blog post for http://scrapyourscraps.blogspot.fr/2014/08/homemade-embellishments.html about homemade embellishments

Today's post is an easy tip to making your own pearl paint flourishes. I simply use a flourish stamp and a watermark ink pad, stamp the design and then use it as a guide to follow along with pearl paint. Ranger liquid pearls or usually any fabric paint will work - just test the brand on a scrap to ensure it doesn't bleed, I have heard some brands can (but it has never happened to me before). You can also gently tap the underside of the paper to flatten the paint dots if you want rounded…

fun easy idea for embellishments, use glossy accents and acetate punch out the shapes, let dry for 24 hours, and add adhesive to the back and you have a nice embellishment for all your pages, great idea...

Hello! Today I have fun, colorful, birthday cards to share with you. I thought it would be fun to try to stencil with Glossy Accents! I taped my cardstock down to my work surface and then taped the stencil over top using blue painter's tape. The more contact you have between the stencil and cardstock the better. You don't want the glossy accents to spread underneath the stencil. When it did it made a mess and ripped the paper when I removed the stencil. I found that applying some glossy…

Would you try doing something like this? It's very simple:-) You need a Glossy Accents and scrapbook papers...

I'm really into jewelry lately. And like a good DIY'er, I figured out how to make customized necklace pendants myself. It was super easy. I'm not sure why I didn't do it before now. I started out with these blank pendants from Hobby Lobby, and cut this scrap of patterned paper down to fit inside the pendant. I then used Glossy Accents... to fill in the entire inside, on top of the paper. I let it dry over night and it set up thick and clear. I loved it so much, I decided to make a bunch more…

My holiday wrapping continues! This time I wanted to share with you my little tin gift card holders. Again, I purchased these plain metal containers at Creative Bag and I used the digital scrapbooking kit I purchased here to create the art to decorate them. I printed my designs as 4x6 photos at Costco but you could do this on your inkjet or laser printer. I've used patterned scrapbook papers to decorate these gift card holders as well. All you have to do is cut your paper into 3 3/8" x 2…