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You may have noticed our design team using some really cute stamps from Prickley Pear. That is because P K Glitz teamed up with them to bring you projects that shows the versatility of rubber stamping and using the P K Glitz Embossing Powders and Micro Glitter Glitz.
The Prickley Pear stamps come unmounted allowing you to mount them however you prefer. The red rubber stamps that I received are deeply etched which gave me a perfect impression each time I used them.

Here are some of the projects I created using the Prickley Pear stamps
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Even if you aren’t a “paper crafter”, glitter is something that you can use. I think it’s a staple of any crafters arsenal, and even novice or “non-crafters” will benefit from having a few jars of it handy to enhance your home décor. You can use it on clothing, fabric and when it comes to Home Décor the possibilities are endless.  Read more...

Paper flowers…..we all love them. How many do you have in your stash? Do you even know? I have no idea because I continue to buy them even though I have hundreds of them at home.

The reason I continue to buy them is because I never have the right one for the project I’m working on. If I have the right style it’s the wrong color….if I have the right color it’s the wrong style. Luckily, there’s an answer to this problem….Ritzy Ditzy Glitz.  Read more...

Hello everyone!

I am so excited to share a military related card. I don’t get to make these often. This is for a friend of ours who is retiring this week. Twenty years in the service. MSGT Holberg… I salute you!

Title: Congrats
Glitter: Teal (P K Glitz)
Sticky Tape: (P K Glitz)
Ritzy Ditzy Glitz: Silver (P K Glitz)
Letter Stickers: Silver (Creative Memories)
Paper: Metallic Blue (Unknown)
Cardstock & Envelope: Whisper White (Stampin’ Up)  Read more...

Do you ever look at your layout and think to yourself “It needs a little something”? I’m one of those scrappers who feels that my page or card just isn’t finished if it doesn’t have a little “sparkle”. It can be hard to sneak the glitter onto your page without it looking too obvious, but if you think creatively you can add just the right amount to make it sing.

I used a border punch and Wonder Film to cut out a little scalloped edge, then I attached it to the page before I added my photos. By adding the glitter first, it helps to prevent it from getting on the photos and sticking.  Read more...