Jennifer Greco: Art Glitter Cards

This card shows how just a touch of glitter can complete a card.

Supply list:
Large prima flower (white) which was colored with Elegant Eggplant reinker & Aquapainter filled with rubbing alcohol
Elegant Eggplant and River Rock cardstock from STampin' up
Cuttlebug
Birds & Swirls Cuttlebug embossing folder
Elegant Eggplant classic ink
Palette Haystack ink
Zig Painty
Prima flowers
Shimmery ivory paper flowers from Michael's
Pearl brads from Michael's bridal section
Eggplant and metallic gold 1/4" grosgrain
Gold brads
Mini glue dots
Purple glitter
Metal from from Spare parts (colored with zig painty)
Sentiment stamp from Stamping Bella

(to make glitter brads, attach a mini glue dot to the head and then dip and crush into glitter pot, pressing until you get good glitter coverage).

Here's a great example of how to make a masculine card with glitter on it!

Supply list:

Stampin' Up cardstock in Basic Grey, Real Red, and Buckaroo Blue. Wild Wasabi Prints patterned paper
Stampin' Up large and small star punches
Making Memories silver diamond brads
Red grosgrain ribbon
dimensionals
Georgia Pacific White 110# cardstock
Palette Noir ink pad
Copic markers
Prismacolo pencils
Gamsol
Blending stumps
Real Red reinker - classic ink
Aquapainter w/ alcohol in it
Quickie Glue Pen
Art Institute black glitter

Another card distinguished with glitter on a stamped transparency.

Complete Supply List: Stamps - Nature in Word set from Clear Artistic Stamps. Paper - Certainly Celery, Chocolate Chip and Always Artichoke cardstock (Stampin' Up!), Acetate sheet. Ink - Black StazOn. Accessories - 5/8" chocolate satin and gold organdy ribbon from RABOM, Green RicRack from May Arts, Quickie Glue Pen, Mono Multi glue, Mini Glue Dots, Lots of different colors of ultrafine art glitter from Art Institute Glitter and from my Local Stamping Store, Dimensionals, Brilliant Blue brads from Stampin' Up!, Paper Piercer, Photo Corner Punch from Stampin' Up!

Here are the full card instructions:
Cut Celery cardstock to 4.25" x 11", score and fold the long side at 5.5" and set aside. Stamp image from Nature in Word onto the acetate sheet (I used overhead transparencies) using Black StazOn. Once it is dry, flip it over and apply glue from the Quickie Glue Pen, using it just like a marker. Working in small areas, focusing on one color of glitter at a time, add glitter to the image. Be careful not to apply too much glue or go outside of the lines! Once you've coated the first area of your image in glue, cover with your first color of glitter. {I have a LOT of glitter, and I only use ultrafine art glitter. Mine is all from either Art Institute, or my local stamping store, which buys bulk and then sells in 1 oz jars.} Tap off excess. Repeat this series of steps for each section and/or color of glitter. Let the glittered images dry very well (I set them aside overnight).

Cut a piece of Artichoke cardstock to 5.5" x 1.5". Layer on the chocolate satin ribbon and adhere with mini glue dots. Over the top of that layer on the gold organdy and the RicRack. Put the finished panel onto the Celery card base using dimensionals. I cut out the glittered image and applied Mono Multi very lightly to a few of the glittered areas so I could adhere it to the card base. I used my Stampin' Up! photo corner punch {because it has 2 sizes} and made punches with Chocolate Chip and Artichoke cardstock. I layered them and added the Brilliant Blue brads using my paper piercing tool.

See more of Jennifer's work on her blog: GlitterInMyHair

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