Showing posts with label glitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glitter. Show all posts

Monday, February 28, 2011

A Sprinkle of Pixie Dust

Take a look at the invitations I made for Sam. She loves fairies, the colors purple & pink and all things shiny, sparkly & pretty,


Each invites came in with these equally colorful envelopes.


If you have any comments, suggestions or questions please drop me a line. I'd love to hear from you.

Have a productive week ahead everyone!

Monday, November 22, 2010

Not Necessarily

Red. Green. Gold.

These are the colors commonly associated with the Yuletide Season. But you know me; always wanting to be different. So, I thought to myself, "Why not pink?"

So, here's what a Pink Christmas looks like.


A glassine bag all dolled up with a tag, a ribbon and a glitterized mini wooden clothespin.


Luveeeet!!!

And if you feel the same please feel free to leave a comment. Your suggestions are most welcome as well.

Happy Monday!

Monday, November 8, 2010

Sparkles and Twinkles Holiday Kits

Hi crafting peeps! How's everybody? Well, I've been busy filling in the Christmas orders I've been getting and I have had no time to write in my blog. So sorry =( But please check out some of my for sale creations on Paperworks' Facebook page. Items are available in limited quantity so hurry up and place your orders.

My recent project are packaging kits that you can easily assemble and use for all your Christmas gift wrapping.


Each kit is filled with lots of sparkling goodies that you can put together or use separately. Here's a sample on how you can add a bit of twinkling personality to your gifts.


Store bought gifts are made more special because a little of your time and effort went into them and the recipient will surely take note of this.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Glittered Guitar

Hello friends! Thought I'd share with you today how I made the cover of the birthday scrapbook of Toni. In keeping with the Hannah Montana theme of the party I decided to go down the glittery path. As everyone knows Hannah is a rocker chick therefore a guitar is never far away from her.

Impressive? Well, I can't take all the credit. My very artistic daughter was the one responsible for drawing the guitar which I traced on a piece of cardboard I saw lying around the house and cut it with my SU! exacto knife.

Afterwards I colored the guitar purple with my marker.

I then took my Tombow and used the broad tip to spread glue on the colored side. Next, I sprinkled pearly white glitter all over the top of the cutout making sure to cover all the space.

I did the same thing with the different size stars I made, but this time I used purple, pink, silver & gold glitter.

When all the components were ready for assembling I proceeded to put them together. Once I found the perfect layout I again grabbed my ever reliable Tombow glue and stuck each piece on the front cover of the 8 in. x 11 in. scrapbook.

Now, how cool is that!!!

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Glittery Wings

Hello there! Hope you all had a great Labor Day weekend. I sure did! Spent it in San Fernando, Pampanga -- my parents' province. It was a bittersweet reunion for our family. Everyone was there to show their love and support for my Uncle Bong. We also celebrated my eldest son's 19th birthday there yesterday. It was truly a memorable holiday for us.

Today I'd like to share a favor box I made a while back.


Sweet treats or small pretty little items can be put inside this box. It measures 2 3/8 x 2 3/8 x 6/8. I used a printed cardstock and wrapped a thin purple satin ribbon around it. As a finishing touch, I topped it with a glittered butterfly.



Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Shining Shimmering Splendid



Here are a couple of ordinary post-its all spruced up with coordinating pens. I made them last month for my daughter Alexis' 15th birthday. She gave them away to her friends. They loved them because they where all glittery and shimmery.

Oh and the pretty glass tray used in this photo was made by her. Isn't she talented? Am so proud of her!