Problem - about a year ago I donated most of my glitter and all I have left is some Tim Holtz distress glitter, which really doesn't work too well as it is much too chunky for the adhesive sheets. What's a girl to do? I remembered I had some white very fine glitter paper from Club Scrap, so I pulled that out. Some people may say that's cheating, but I like to think it's just creative problem-solving. Here is my glittery creation:
No only did that solve the glitter problem, but I was able to color the glitter with my Copics and the color scheme fits in with the current Color Challenge too!

The resulting card really does shimmer and shine. It's so hard to capture in a photograph.
PAPERS: MFT Primitive Cream (sub for In the Buff); Gumdrop Green card base; Blueberry; Orange Fizz (For Coral Crush); Club Scrap white glitter paper
DIES: MFT Soda Pop Bottles; MFT Blueprint 15
STAMPS: MFT Soda Pop
INKS: Versamark; Copic markers
OTHER: WOW Sparkling Snow embossing powder
Thanks for stopping by and seeing my efforts to earn my first badge.

Finally, I have some blog candy to give away. Look at the bottom of THIS POST.
See you again soon with another camp project.
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