The
Dream Team has a big day today! Not only are we into week three of our Pinterest Inspired challenge, we are also playing with
Ranger's Stickles Dry Glitter in the mix! We've had so much fun playing with jars of sparkly goodness, that we want to share the fun with two lucky crafters!
Just visit everyone on the list below, and leave comments for everyone. Two winners* will be randomly selected and announced Thursday, July 4th...what a great day for a celebration! Each prize package includes a mix of five
Ranger Stickles Dry Glitter, a mix of six
Dreamweaver Stencils, and jar of
Dreamweaver Translucent Paste, and a
Palette Knife for spreading. If you want to add to the fun, play along with our Pinterest challenge and link your own creation to the linkytool on the
Dream It Up! blog before July 1st for a chance to win this month's stencil prize. Here's the list of sparkly-Pinteresting players:
Now, let me share my creation with you!
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| Such a happy color! |
You can find my Pinterest inspiration piece for this project
HERE. I love the look of colored glass, glowing from an inner light...in this case, a flameless votive candle. My creation began its life as a Starbuck's Frappuccino bottle, which if you check out
Pinterest, is a frequent inspiration for others. I pasted the
Dreamweaver Black-eyed Susans stencil in
Translucent paste over a couple of acetate sheets. Once dry, I used Q-tip precision applicators to apply
Dreamweaver Color Solutions to the designs. I used a glue marker to apply the adhesive that would adhere the
Ranger Stickles Dry Glitter to the back side of the panels. These panels can be curled up and tucked inside the bottle, along with some Dew Drops (or glass marbles), and a flameless votive light. I die cut a portion of the panel for the circle on the lid, and completed the look with a
Ranger Stickle Dry Glitter embellished paper flower, and gorgeous
May Arts ribbons (which by the way, were spritzed with
Memories Mists ink through the flower stencil). Quick, easy, and cheap...the perfect housewarming or hostess gift. If you are on Pinterest, and you'd like to follow Dreamweaver, you can view our board
HERE, and you can pin your own Dreamweaver creations
HERE. If you'd like to follow my creations on Pinterest, you'll find it
HERE.
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| Completed panel ready for inserting |
Another absolutely fabby project Pam! Love the bright yellow!
ReplyDeleteWHOA! This is wonderful Pam! I never would have thought of the Translucent embossing paste for this, but it is a great idea for the battery operated votive to shine through.
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me! This is gorgeous and so very clever!! What a beautiful piece for up cycling a bottle!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow, this is so cool! Looks amazing, I'm going to have to start saving those bottles!
ReplyDeleteYou clever girl! How very "green" of you to reuse that Starbucks bottle! Love how this turned out, and the ribbon is a gorgeous finishing touch!
ReplyDeleteTHUD!!! This is AWESOME! I think I might have some Translucent paste....I better go check and have some fun today! :)
ReplyDeleteThose stickles look great on glass. Never would have thought to do that. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteSuper duper cool! I love this!!! This is something I would love to make for my mom...who loves candles, daisies, and yellow! But it would also be cool for creepy cool Halloween decorations too!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Love the crystal effect and sparkle.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love the translucent look on the transparency, and this would be so easy to swap out for different seasonal variations!
ReplyDeleteHow inventive!!! Great project...TFS and a chance to win!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the way you created this beauty!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the daisy bottle, cool technique!
ReplyDeleteReally feminine and pretty project. The color is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and very clever! If I ever get the rooster stencil, I've got an idea for it that is very similar! Love the colors, too! I just adore Pinterest! Now I'm going to be forced to drink some Starbucks drinks, oh darn! Tee hee hee!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous idea! LOVE the flowers!
ReplyDeleteHow darn clever!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBTW where the heck do you get your ideas...just saying...for reals?
ReplyDeleteSuper project and soooo pretty! Delightful! TFS!
ReplyDeleteHow flippin cool! You are way too clever for me my friend :)
ReplyDeleteThis is extremely awesome!!! so much sparkle and I love the glow through the candle. I must try this myself one some project...maybe for xmas presents??? its a very good idea. I love all your work. You are amazing,
ReplyDeleteThose turned out very pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright cheerful project. You are sp creative.
ReplyDeleteNancy
what a gorgeous votive holder!
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely!
ReplyDeleteAwesome project! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the dry Stickles Glitter from Ranger. This is the first I have seen this product, thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletewow...amazing project!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! What a great result!
ReplyDeleteCome and see what I've done lately.
kren@
http://afourthlife.blogspot.com
So pretty! Love the sparkle and that lovely flower design!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful project. Thanks for introducing me to the dry Stickles glitter.
ReplyDeleteYou are always so clever. I love that you stencilled the ribbon, too. The Translucent Paste was a stroke of genius!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I really like the look of the light behind the stencilled images.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea for those bottles I have stashed.
ReplyDeleteI love the effect of the translucent paste with the color solutions...then glitter. How beautiful to have a candle lit in one of these!!
ReplyDeleteCool project...love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project and so clever. Love the stickles dry glitter.
ReplyDeleteThis technique is so bright I could not help but be inspired to try.
ReplyDeleteLL
What a different take on this challenge...cute idea for yourself as well as a gift. I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and very effective!
ReplyDeleteWAY cool!! What a terrific idea! I absolutely have to try this!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the inspiration!
Sue Brailey
very creative! Love that I can upcycle with this project.
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty idea for doing patio lights - I was wondering if you can paste directly onto the glass jars. would a real flame votive cause problems with the paste? thx for sharing once again a great project idea.
ReplyDeletei love it nice to see other ways to use the product and not just cards
ReplyDeleteVery pretty with the glittery flowers.
ReplyDeleteVery clever, beautiful, creation. Thank you so much for the great instructions on how to do this.
ReplyDeletePam, I have never thought to use the translucent paste on plastic. This is such a clever idea. Who doesn't love candlelight? flamed or flameless? LoL Great idea.
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