I'm not much for bling. But I have friends who love it--the bigger the bling, the better. I find ways to craft around my gypsy style and play with glittery things now and then. I don't think I've ever done a bling/glitter thing without Mod Podge. I wouldn't know how to begin without it. This project was no different.
I found the little resin frame at Michael's for $2. The glitter letters came from Target. Besides those two things, you need Mod Podge, an applicator, pencil, scissors and a scrap of fabric. Begin by prepping the fabric scrap with Fabric Mod Podge. (You can skip this part but it really does make it easier to trim up the fabric and eliminates loose threads. And don't forget to protect your work surface with tin foil or wax paper.) Remove the clear film from the frame. You may need a craft knife to trim small stubborn pieces.
Trace the frame back onto the back of your Mod Podged fabric. Cut to size.
Mod Podge your fabric to the frame's back piece. Apply a coat or two of Mod Podge to the fabric. If you really want to make it shine, now would be the time to add a layer of Sparkle Mod Podge. Don't apply too thickly or you will have problems closing the back.
And that's all there is to it! Now I can send them off to do their bling thing. I think these would make great place cards for a party or shower. They're certainly quick and easy to put together.
Oh how I love these! You should see the bracelet I bought this week. TEXAS girl is what I thought when I bought it. Hahahaha! The blingier the better!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea!! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea. Isn't it fun to be creative!
ReplyDeleteI love a bit of sparkle! these are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's the black glitter, I can't get over it. I LOVE! Can't wait to get mine and can't wait to feature! xo
ReplyDelete"... prep the fabric with Modge Podge", I think this little tidbit is something I could really use with the project I am working on. I never thought about it before, but it probably will keep the edges neat. Thanks, Melissa, and a big thank you as well for your constant encouragement. Carolina
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! I saw those same frames the other day. Now I'm kicking myself for not getting them!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I bought those frames to use for signage on my craft show table. Now, I might need to rethink that idea!
ReplyDeleteOn my way home from work, I had to stop by Michael's. They only had 3 and I bought 'em all!! Thanks for the creative idea =)
ReplyDelete