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I've been admiring the beautiful microfine glitters for quite a while now. This is the first time I've used them. I've slowly been collecting different colors of glitter, but I used only one color on these cards.I found some very helpful video tutorials for using outline-type stickers here: http://www.imacrs.com/videotutorials.htm [imacrs.com]Scroll down a bit to find a series of videos with some very good tips for handling and using this type of sticker.You are going to have to imagine the tremendous sparkle on the butterflies; it doesn't show up on the scans.CARDS:4 1/4“ x 5 1/2”Bazzill cardstockNeenah Classic Crest Solar White cardstockSpellbinders Nestabilites Deckled Rectangles, Large (Cards 2 & 3)Sizzix, Tim Holtz Alterations Texture Fades, Retro Circles (Card 3)Starform Outline Stickers (Thank you, Nora.)Elizabeth Craft Designs Silk Microfine Glitter, Warm Diamond(This one has too many gold flecks for my taste. It's beautiful after coloring it, but I didn't like the overwhelming gold sheen it left on the aqua cardstock so I cut out the butterfly. It was better on the white cardstock.)Glitter Ritz Opaque Micro Fine Glitter, White (frame on second card, mat and butterfly on third card)(This glitter has a subdued shine, it's not very sparkly. Next time I'll try the Transparent Warm Highlights Glitter.)Prismacolor Markers (all cards)Bic Marker, Hot Aqua (first card) Sookwang AdhesiveGlue DotsBest Creation 3D Foam TapeATG GunSakura Quickie Glue Pen (to attach the rhinestones on 2nd card)I placed the Sookwang adhesive sheets onto cardstock. (Don't do this if you want to make stickers.) I then removed the top backing from the sheets and placed the outline sticker on the adhesive. Then I applied the microfine glitter. I burnished it a lot with my finger before coloring with the alcohol-based markers.When finished, I cut out and mounted the butterflies onto Cards 1 & 2 with small Glue Dots on the body and foam squares on the wings near the bodies. I used a paper stump to add dimension to the rest of the wings. They stand up very well, but that doesn't show too much in the scan.For the third card, I die cut the butterfly with a Nestabilites die; I trimmed the left-over frame and used it on the second card. CARD 1:Background Stamp – Stamp Out Cute Silk Screen, Bkg. 85 Adirondack Lights Dye Ink, AquaAlcohol-Based Markers (from the inside out: body–PC Light Umber PC Light Aqua Bic Hot Aqua PC Aquamarine PC Burnt Ochre Yellow OchreFor the small butterflies, I just placed the outline stickers directly on top of the left-over glittered cardstock. The trail behind the butterfly came from negative pieces left over after removing the outline stickers.CARD 2:Frame–Spellbinders Nestabilities Deckled Rectangles, Large (leftover from 3rd card)Swarovski Flat Back Rhinestones, Crystal Copper, SS16Sakura Quickie Glue PenPrismacolor Markers (from the inside out) body–Light Umber Spanish Orange Burnt Ochre Yellow Orange Pale VermillionCARD 3:Embossing Folder–Sizzix, Tim Holtz Alterations Texture Fades, Retro CirclesSpellbinders Nestabilites Deckled Rectangles, LargePrismacolor Markers (from the inside out) Body–Light Umber Blue Slate Lilac Imperial VioletCopic Marker B0000(used to blend the other markers)TFLDaria
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