I had this large wooden dimensional Christmas tree from Kaisercraft that I wanted to glitz up a bit.
I painted it liberally with Helmar's Craft and Hobby PVA glue, and then sprinkled it with glitter (and yes, I am still sparkling and problably will be months from now!)
After my glue and glitter was all dry, it was time for my ribbon. Lots and lots of ribbon bows made from May Arts 5/8" Sheer Ruffle ribbon.
I used about 10 yards of this ribbon and just tied a single knot in each piece to cover the base of my tree.
I used Helmar's 450 Quick Dry Adhesive to attach these bows, which worked out perfectly, because there were too many bows to have to wait long for my glue to dry!
So here is the finished product!
I hope you are enjoying Day One of this hop. Now you need to head on to Carisa Zgloblicki's blog.
And just in case you get lost along the way, here's the rest of today's blogs.
• Charlene Driggs:
• Letitia Grace Lauer
• Alexcia Patterson-Schroll
• Kate Vickers:
• Christina Colón
• Jen Matott
• Gini Williams Cagle - You are here.
• Carisa Zgloblicki
• Emily Lanham
• Jen Shears
• Jingle
What a great idea! Love all the shimmer, shine and that pop of red ribbon rocks!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the shimmer and shine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! And I think you'll be covered in glitter for months too. I love Kaiser's off the page projects. You rocked this one!
ReplyDeleteoh wow oh wow! I do my tree and house in red and gold and this would be perfect! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing love all the sparkles so perfect for the holidays :)
ReplyDeletevery pretty
ReplyDeleteHmm, I wonder if you could mix the glitter in with the PVA glue the way some do with Mod Podge, making it slightly less messy?
ReplyDeleteI love the texture all those little bows gave to the base of the tree!
Your Christmas project is just beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great decorative piece! LOVING all that sparkle!
ReplyDeletethat is really pretty and so nicely done. I would never be brave enough to tackle a project that uses that much glitter!
ReplyDeleteWow - stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I just love this. Of course glitter IS one of my favorite colors! LOL. TFS!
ReplyDeletenice job, love the red pop. TFS.
ReplyDeleteAny product that can take boring to bling in a minute or two is on my wish list. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool Christmas decor piece:) Thanx 4 sharing! ~prhmangel(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI am thinking that looks like art glitter! Very very pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat piece! This would be lovely on my hearth! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove all the glitters and the color of the ribbon is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLuanne
Awesome piece! Perffect for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tree! I love it! TFS!
ReplyDeleteWOW - this is FABULOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE all your glitter and bows - thank you for the inspiration :)
great off the page project, good thing helmars is here to stay....
ReplyDeleteava g
Great project! Love all that sparkle!
ReplyDeleteDeniseB
Cool project.
ReplyDeletewhat a super awesome Idea. love the colors and the ribbon is Beautiful and adds that special touch. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a show stopper of a holiday decor project!
ReplyDeleteI love your project!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so adorable- I love how you've used the ribbon on the bottom. Wonderful work :)
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! this would make a gorgeous centerpiece.
ReplyDeleteLauren
www.craftsbyreadysetlove.com
I love that you did something completely different with both the ribbon and the Helmar adhesives. It turned out beautifully and it is so inspiring to see something new!
ReplyDeleteLove all the glitz on this tree!
ReplyDeleteThe wooden 'tree' is definitely improved with the "glitz" and pretty bows.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great Christmas tree, bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteWe all need a little glitz at Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project! Love the sparkle!
ReplyDeleteGreat glittery project! Love that tree quote and the ribbons at the bottom look like poinsettias, I had to do a double take!
ReplyDeleteThis tree is simply fabulous. Love everything about it. Thanks so much for sharing.
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