
This is a new trick I tried during VSN. I actually goofed it up, but it still looks okay. I read about
this on Susan Raihala's blog, Simplicity. I used some wide sticky strip and layered my ribbon on diagonally. Then I trimmed it with my sewing scissors (not that I do a lot of sewing). I think the original directions regarding this include a wrap around to the back so that there is no fraying! This is a first attempt folks!

Believe it or not, I have never glittered an entire image panel. I admit that I was a little hesitant so I went with a small image panel. This was perfect for use on the latest
CPS sketch :) I have used my heat and stick powder before, but I really had never achieved this kind of effect before. It is shockingly sparkly with a yum factor of 10! The photo just doesn't do it justice.
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Details - Card 1 -Stamps: Baroque Motifs; Paper: Whisper White, Pretty in Pink; Ink: Green Galore; Accessories: AC Uptown Khaki ribbons (x3), ? flower punch, Kaisercraft chocolate pearls, Chatroom rub-ons, wide sticky strip; Card 2 - Stamps: Watercolor Minis, Teeny Tiny Wishes; Paper: Whisper White, Mellow Moss, YoYo Yellow; Ink: YoYo Yellow, Pumpkin Pie, Really Rust, Mellow Moss, Versamark; Accessories: Eyelet Border punch, heat & stick powder, Dazzling Diamonds, white organdy ribbon, Swiss dots ef, stampin' dimensionals.
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