Well my craft show was yesterday and I wanted to try out the glitter ornaments (I've been wanting to for a couple of years now!), so I gave it a shot! My kids even got to help, well until they got bored!
These were super easy to do!
All you need is...
Clear glass ornaments
Pledge with Future Shine (yes floor wax, in my house! it is a clear bottle with a blue lid)
Ultra fine glitter
And it is as simple as 1,2,3...
1. Swish the floor wax around the inside of the glass ornament, poor out the excess
2. Add the glitter, shake around, and poor out excess
3. Add ribbon and vinyl!
Of course you can skip #3, but I didn't want to! Notice how all my designs are thin lettering or snowflakes, any thick, solid filled design will be near impossible to get onto a round bulb. Stick with delicate shapes like what I chose here.
Here are the ornaments I got done!
Looks like I was busy!! hehe!
Like what you see? Leave a comment to let me know!
20 comments:
I love them all but my favorite is the one with the flamingos. I have a tree with just flamings on it. Thanks for sharing.
Tina
How did you get yhose beautiful pics and lettering on the ornaments?
Beautiful Amy! I have a whole set I'm working on too--so fun!
Puts my ornaments to shame. I absolutely love these!
Love the color combos you used!
A tip - I just did a bunch of these myself - I got better glitter coverage if I slowly swirled the glitter around the inside (by rotating the ornament slowly) and using a lot more glitter than you think you're going to need. When I shook them it seemed like I didn't get quite as good coverage, and with the lighter colors of glitter it was sometimes obvious!
These are fabulous & yes you have been busy. tfs
really pretty!
These are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! tfs :-)
these are so pretty!!! wow!
Lisa G
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These are gorgeous!! I need to give this a try. I need to find me some glitter!
Wow, Amy, these are super fantastic. Oh so pretty and oh so shimmery!!!
:O)
Jessica
HiAmy. I would love to know what size was the the designs cut and how big were your ornaments. I also love the tutorial that you did with this. Thanks Casey
THESE ARE SOOO MUCH FUN TO DO...I DID THEM LAST YEAR AND THEY CAME OUT BEAUTIFUL....I LOVE THE TOUCH OF RIBBON AND VINYL....I AM GOING TO DO MORE WITH YOUR STYLE..LOL...
I am having a really difficult time finding the glitter, especially the bright collors you used. Where can I find some?
Casey, it was easiest staying around 1 1/2 inches in height, you don't want them too big it makes them harder to put on.
The glitter I got was mostly from Michaels, it was a Recollections brand.
Your's came out awesome!!! I'm making these too this year, so simple yet soooo beautiful!! TFS.
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Amy where did you find the D? I'd like to get a really clean trace on one (or a font version) so I can make my DH an ornament (Tigers fan).
Thanks!
Candi
Candi, I just did a google search for a Detroit Lions logo, then took the biggest sized file I could find, then did the trace in Make the Cut.
Thanks Amy, I'll try the same!
Truly gorgeous!
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