Showing posts with label Spritzer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spritzer. Show all posts

Monday, June 3, 2013

Faux Shimmer Mist.

Get a 2 ounce spritzer bottle and add 1 3/4 oz water, 2 -3 teaspoons of White Rain Unscented Hair Spray and 1/8 teaspoon of loose eye shadow or fine Mica powder.
Mix well and spritz your projects.


Dollar Tree had 6 different "L.A. Colors" Loose Eye Shadow, including Lollipop, Snow White and Black Pearl, just to name a few.  You can get the White Rain Unscented Hair spray at Dollar Tree also.

I got my 2 oz Spritzer bottle from Ranger, but you can get any spray bottle from Dollar Tree and empty the contents, then you can make as much as you want of each color to have on hand.

This is going to be fun, getting to play with all kinds of shimmer mist.

Happy Scrappin',

Janice




Monday, November 19, 2012

Thanksgiving decorations

Here are the Place cards that I made today for our Thanksgiving dinner. There are 12 place cards in all.  Or I should say so far, as you never know who might show up at my door for Thanksgiving.
 I cut this from the CTMH Artiste Cartridge on the Thanksgiving page #78 Accent, 4 shift.  I cut them out at 3 1/2".
I used Cashmere card stock then cut the Oval on page 36 with Accent 2 using the leafy print from the Flirty paper pack, I cut it at 1 1/2".  I printed all of our names on Colonial white card stock in brown ink and punched them out using SU's scalloped oval punch then sponged the edges with Dessert Sand Ink.  I punched out the oak leaves from Creme Brulee card stock and punched the Birch leaf from Sorbet card stock, I then spritzed them both with a mix of CTMH's Pearl Paint and water to give them a little shimmer.  I made a mixture of CTMH's Pearl pain and Autumn Terra Cotta reinker to make a spritz and mixed CTMH's Pearl paint with New England Ivy reinker to make another spritzer then spritzed  Daisy White card stock then spritzed it again with a Dessert Sand ink and Alcohol mix and let it dry.  I then punched maple leaves out of that paper.  I punched the Pine branches out of Olive card stock.  The daisy was cut on the Cricut also using the CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge page 68.  I used Sorbet card stock and CTMH's Quilling tool to curl the daisy, glued it with Liquid Glass and added a rhinestone to the center.  I flattened out the daisy while I was gluing so that it didn't stick out so far.

Also on page 78, there is a wrapper under the Card key and Shift key.  I am going to use it to make a Candle center piece and maybe some Napkin rings to match.  I have been playing with the idea of the cupcake wrapper as napkin rings also.  I guess we will see which works out best.

Hopefully I can find time today in my busy schedule to get some of these things done.

Happy Scrappin',

Janice