It's time for another project from Say It With Letters (can't believe it's the last of my term, wow time flies!!). This month the dt is showcasing a fabulously fun new shape, Eiffel Tower. You definitely should check out the Say It With Letters Blog for a great little tutorial by my friend Kim, using this shape and stay tuned for more photos from the design team - each person did something totally different and definitely amazing!
I originally wanted to cover my entire piece with rhinestones - wouldn't that be awesome!? Someday I will do that, but for this projects I used the next best thing - GLITTER! What a super fast, easy and WOW project this is.
I'm hoping to get a better photo of it today, but if you click on this one to make it bigger it looks better! I first painted the entire piece white and then I measured off three sections and colored the red and blue parts with markers (I didn't want white showing through the colored glitter).
The fun part was pressing each section with a Versamark pad, adding some Heat & Stick powder, hit it with the heat gun, then add glitter and reheat it. The sparkle is so FUN!
As a final detail I added rhinestones where each color meets and a tiny blue one at the top. My husband thinks that you, my dear readers, won't know that the French flag is blue, white and red but I know better - you all are smahhhtt! (said in my best Maine accent - lol!)
Thanks for stopping in today, I hope you have a beautiful day!



Very cool Julie! Totally get the colors being France's flag...however, have a slight advantage due to missions conferences in our church and had a missionary represented from France. LOVE the sparkle and rhinestones. Awesome creation...and movie/song, thinking muppets, but probably wrong.
ReplyDeleteSo clever! I love this, great sparkle and the red, white, and blue is perfect!
ReplyDeleteMais oui, bien sûr! The red, white and blue is perfect! Love the glitter, too - just gorgeous. Nicely done, Julie!
ReplyDeleteCindy