Tag Archives: Glitter
Merry Christmas Snow Globe Tutorial
Merry Christmas! I hope that your holiday is warm and wonderful! Its Kimberly here sharing a tutorial for a snow globe holiday decoration. This snow globe is easy to create with adhesives from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L. The snow globe … Continue reading
“Hello New Day” Wall Art
Today I thought I’d share a new piece of wall art I just finished. I seem to have a little stash of inexpensive frames in my closet. I put photos up for a while and when I’m ready for a … Continue reading
Glitter Accents and Stamped Images
Hi! Its Kimberly and today I am showing a card made with some darling Lawn Fawn stamps, with images popped up by 3D Foam Squares, and a special accent added with 4×6″ Adhesive Sheets. I thought it would be fun … Continue reading
Prayers and Strength Card
Hello! As you know, everyone here at Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L is celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness month. Unfortunately, this is a disease that affects each and every one of us. For my card, I used the Pink Photo Corners to … Continue reading
A Glitter Valentine’s Day Card
I made a fun and sparkly Valentine’s Day card for today. Even if you are still sweeping up from the holidays (like me!), you can start getting your Valentines celebrations started! The focal point is a rose image from Crafty … Continue reading
All Glittered Up!
Hi it’s Beth! Today’s card says Love You, but you can make the design for just about any occasion. Just change up the stamped sentiment and colors! Let me show you some of the details. First I have layers of … Continue reading
More Photo Corner Art and Echo Park Paper Co!
The CHA trade show is in full swing, which makes the sentiment on this card so timely! I used Black Creative Photo Corners along the bottom front as a border, and on the red mat as a decorative element to … Continue reading
Happy Everything Banner!
I fell in love with the bright colors of this paper, and I love the trendy banners I’ve been seeing. Layers and dimension add so much to the project and allow you to see the contrast between patterned paper and … Continue reading