Studio Monday with Nina-Marie: WOW! Glitter Die Cuts with Heat Embossing
Hello everyone! It’s Nina-Marie here with you today and I have a SPARKLY set of cards to share with you this week that feature WOW! Sparkles Glitter.
A couple of the most popular ways to add glitter to projects is by using sticky-backed adhesive sheets or with liquid glues. I have done both of these before, and while they work equally as well, I find I actually prefer today’s method most of all. That is, by using Ranger’s Sticky embossing powder.
This powder is just like any other embossing powder, except that has a sticky finish when heat set. In the video below, I’ll be sharing the exact steps I took to use the embossing powder with the WOW! Sparkles glitter.
Speaking of the WOW! Sparkles glitter, have you tried any of it before?? It’s simply GORGEOUS! I am particularly fond of the multicolored powders, such as the one you see in the photo above. I have a few of the Sparkles glitters and chose to work with the Santorini, Fireworks and Peachy Keen colors today. Which color is your favorite? Mine would be Fireworks (the one pictured in the purple card).
One of my favorite aspects of these glitters is that they are static free! This means they won’t stick to anything and everything as badly as some other glitters can. Because of that, clean up was much easier!
The die you see in each of these cards is the Hooray die from Neat & Tangled. Very delicate and perfect for this technique! For inside the shakers, I used Sunshine, Rain, Little Princess and Sweet 16 mixes from Simon Says Stamp. I also used a random mix from Neat & Tangled that is no longer available; however, it is comparable to a mix of both the Pretty Pink Posh 4mm Lavender sequins and Darice’s Iridescent sequins.
I hope that today’s video inspires you to try both the WOW! Sparkles glitter and the Ranger Sticky embossing powder together to see what beautiful glitter effects you can create! The embossing powder would be perfect to use over top of solid stamped images as well for a beautiful glittery image. Lots of ways you could use these products! Thanks for visiting me today; I’ll be back again later this week with another video tutorial for you!
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How fun! This glitter ideas look like a lot of fun to create! Thanks for sharing!
SUPER FUN!! LOVE the GLitter Embossing Powders!! THANKS for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
these are so pretty i especially luv the multi colored ones
That’s amazing that you can get anti-static glitter. They’ve solved the problem of glitter getting everywhere.
I love me some sparkle! These little cards pack a big wallop…sparkle, shaker, what else could you want?
Thanks for sharing your process & cards! I haven’t used the sticky embossing powder yet, but am ready to try it now!
I love the wow embossing powders, but haven’t tried the glitters…YET…they are on my shopping list for sure now!!!
Wow! Love the sparkle!
Looks like a fun glitter product to play with.
LOVE glitter!!!!
Oh so so pretty!
What a great technique to share. The card is so cute.
STUNNINGGG
love the glittery sentiment there
so clever made and love all the colors..
so inspiring post today
love love!!
Very cool card! I’ve only made one shaker card – for my husband! I mail most of my cards and these seem difficult to mail. However, they look like lots of fun – thank you!
Beautiful! Intriguing! I love all the colors you used :)
Wow! That’s a lot of sparkle.
Very cool technique!
Love the sparkle!!
Love how you used the glitter and embossing paste
I love Wow! embossing powders, don’t have the glitters (yet) but I love everything glittery
Great way to add glitter to die cuts :) thanks for the wonderful technique video, thoroughly enjoyed it!
Great tutorial, thank you Nina-marie. Love this technique and all your wonderfully sparkly artwork! :-)
Beautiful. I must try this!
Great card and video. Thanks for sharing.
Linda D.