These earrings that I made with the supplies that Banglewood Crafts sent me for review are just too fun! They dangle, they sparkle, they have glitz, and they have glamour!
What's my honest review in a nutshell? Well, they are a blast!
I was a little undecided what I wanted to do with the earrings at first, I could stain them, paint them, I could even decoupage them. In the end I fell for the glitz and glam of glitter. I really wanted to pick up the Martha Stewart Neon Glitter Pack, but my thriftiness got the better of me and I settled for Walmart's cheapest neon glitter in stock. (And yes, the cheap stuff works just fine!) While there I picked up some good old fashioned Mod Podge too (although in this case Amazon's price was a tad better, but they change all of the time).
These are the "Before" earrings. They really are a beautiful blank canvass! |
The process was quite simple: a layer of Mod Podge then a layer of glitter until well coated. It did take a while because I had to wait for the Mod Podge to dry. Then I just added some wire and a shepherd's hook earring.
So, what do you think of them? Need to get some for yourself? You can get the wood blanks from their Etsy Shop {here}.
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They look great. Love the glitter!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to coordinate with just about any outfit... just make one in every color!
ReplyDeleteYou gotta love glitter!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea for the holidays that would soon be here!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
Those are gorgeous. I love the pink sugar glitter.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out lovely.... I was thinking in silver or gold for the holidays too.
ReplyDeleteWow! Very pretty. Great way to take their product and give it bling and personality.
ReplyDeleteI love the glitter, I might try a stain with glitter accents.
ReplyDeleteThose are so fab! And not hard to make!
ReplyDeleteThese are cute! I love that technique to cover EVERYTHING in glitter!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and so fun! Oh the color possibilities. Heading over to check out BanglewoodCrafts right now!
ReplyDeleteAlexandra
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