All That Glitters...


Love those glitter words but Im having trouble finding them. I did find Believe but it was $$. So Im making my own. I found an image on the net so I copied one.

Found some foam board...

Traced...

I used this to cut it out...

Cut it out...

I also made that Believe I saw....

Some great glitter~I took some glue and spread it across the top of the word. Added some glitter and...

Let them dry...


Attached a satin ribbon and there you go!

Believe in large silver glitter

The foam board is the size of a poster board so you can make plenty... and I did!
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60 comments:

  1. Absolutely gorgeous! I want to go shopping with you as you have so many wonderful ideas. Plus, I can tell you are a sweetie pie and we would have so much fun chatting at lunch!:) Lori

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  2. Wow, cutting all that out loks so time consuming...was it?? I found glittery words like that at hobby lobby. Yours are gorgeous and probably less expensive than HL.

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  3. Hi Susie,
    These are great ideas! Thanks for sharing.
    Diane

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  4. I love that idea. I think I'll try that myself, you're right they are way too pricey in the stores.
    Thanks
    Lisa

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  5. Would this be a bad time to tell you I just bought 10 of them at the dollar store? Yeah...probably. :) They're beautiful, Susie. AND you gave us an idea! Wonderful!

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  6. Beautiful! I love this idea, I might have to pinch it! You're so good, take a bow! :)

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  8. Fabulous idea! Turned out great! Hope you have a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving! ~hugs, Rhonda :)

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  9. How do you come up with all these great ideas? The best part is that you can cusomize them to your decor! Hope you and your family have a very Happy Thanksgiving!

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  10. Wow, you did a great job, Susie!! I have actually seen those at a new store at our mall for just a few dollars. They were MS from Macy's originally, I think.
    Elise

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  11. wow, I've seen these for sale downtown!!

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  12. Great idea for those of us with the foam core and glitter just waiting for a new purpose. I knew they were sitting on that shelf waiting for a great project. Thanks and keep up the creative works.

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  13. I love them!!! I hate that you didn't find these at your Dollar Tree. Mine had them in silver, gold, and red. Hummm.....However, yours look even better than mine.

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  14. They look great. I bet that was exhausting cutting out all of them though.

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  15. I bet you're all covered in glitter now! I had to go to Bryce's soccer game a few weeks ago with glitter on me from Halloween cards and I wondered how many parents were wondering just what I might get up to at nighttime!!! ;)
    Your project turned out GREAT! How neat hun!
    ~ Les

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  16. Those are super cute! WalMart has "Joy" "Merry" "Hope" and a few others for $1.00. I snatched up a bunch to tie on presents :)

    -Hayley

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  17. Yours is very cute. I'm a little shy of the glitter right now. My 14 year old just finished a big birthday poster board for her friend's birthday tomorrow. She did her little "project" in our kitchen while I was out. It looks like a glitter jar exploded all over my counters and floor AAUUGGHH!!!

    Blessings,

    Sher

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  18. I love these and love that they look a little bigger than others I've seen. They look great! I have a ton for our smaller tree and got them for about $3 each years ago...and of course now they are $1. Sheesh. I'm an x-acto knife freak, don't know what I would do with out mine!

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  19. Here in Oregon they had them at the Dollar tree..I bought several of them and Walmart has several versions as well. Yours are lovely! cherry

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  20. Those are so pretty! I love the all I want for Christmas photo and the silver tree in the background.

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  21. Love it!!! Great cheap idea....I want to make some too...Only to find the time....How was the show? Meme

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  22. I saw some smaller ones at dollar tree. Very good. How was your show. Hope you had a wonderful weekend. Jackie

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  23. Those turned out great.
    You have such a creative mind.
    Thanks for lending it to us.

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  24. So talented - I don't know how confident I would be with that xacto knife and all those curves! They look great!

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  25. I love a little glitter!

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  26. Good Morning Miz Susie,
    What I think is so cool about this is the flexibility you have to size those words and change the font to suit yourself. Now a decorating diva won't be limited to the offerings of the mass discounters, I love me some custom decorations! And I always have pieces of foam core board laying around... now to search for glitter. *smiles* Thanks for sharing this great tip! How was your show? Make lots of $$$??? I sure hope so!!!

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  27. HI Susie, this is beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I saw some house/cottage fronts that were glittered and decorated for Christmas cut out of wood and they were $$ but your idea would solve alot of things...really any cut out of wood could be done out of foam core board. Awesome idea! Have a blessed Thanksgiving week!
    Debbie

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  28. Beautiful! I love that M.S. glitter, don't you? It's so pretty and sparkly...and what's not to love about that?

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  29. Pretty! I actually bought some of those at the Dollar Tree last week. I got "Noel" and "Peace". Yours look great!! Can't wait to see a big picture of that tree...hint hint. :)

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  30. Cute, Susie! Great idea to try it yourself. I bought some glitter last year for my pinecones. Love the stuff!

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  31. What a great idea!! It turned out so beautifully :), and they look lovely in your tree!!

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  32. You are amazing! Those turned out great! Our dollar store had some, so I stocked up. But, now I am thinking how many I could have made like that! But, I am afraid I lack the creativity and patience that you have in abundance!

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  33. You are so frugal, clever and crafty!

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  34. Adorable! I think I will make the "Noel" one in pink for my granddaughter Noel!
    Have a great week Susie!
    Robin~♥

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  35. Gorgeous! I love all the glitter that is around now. I have a couple of things but now I know how to make them...Thanks for the tips.

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  36. These are FANTASTIC! Thanks tons for this. I'll be linking.

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  37. Susie, you did a great job, but cutting is not for me---Al does it with his scroll saw and it's really quick as he can stack 4 layers and cut them. I love your tree and wish I could just change everything at once, so sticking with the tradtional red. Good luck at Broadmore, my friend Molly used to sell Dolls there. Have a Blessed Thanksgiving. Love and Hugs, Pat

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  39. Cool! Foam core is so multipurpose. I use it as a base for gingerbread houses too. Way stronger than cake board.

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  40. How beautiful. I would love to try this for Christmas. I love the glitter!

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  41. The words are beautiful and look so pretty on the tree. I'm going to have to find some glitter that matches my color scheme this year!

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  42. How did you trace it? I have a project where I need to trace, too, but I can't quite wrap my mind around tracing something on something that you can't see through. Does that make sense? Probably not, but I hope you can interpret! :)

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  43. Absolutely wonderful! The words are gorgeous!

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  44. Great job on the glitter words - so pretty!

    I copied something of yours. No worries, I am not going into business anytime soon! Go see my blog and you'll know what I'm talking about!

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  45. Love your glitter words. What a great idea. Mimi

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  46. I love all of the glitter!

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  47. How did I miss this post??? I LOVE those glittery words!! BEAUTIFUL!

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  48. So creative! I might just have to copy this idea! I can see the glittery mess now! Fun!

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  49. Great idea. I've seen those all over the place. Yours are fabulous!

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  50. Hobby Lobby here I come!!!

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  51. Your glittered words turned out beautiful. You are so clever!
    Joy

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  52. I was so drooling over that MS glitter at Michael's last night. But the budget won out over the glitter-lust.

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  53. I found those at the 99 cents store. They're beautiful!

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  54. What a gorgeous project!!!

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  55. Brilliant idea! Thanks for sharing with us. My daughter saw something like this over the weekend and wanted it so badly! Now I can just make it for her!

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  56. wonderful! Thanks for sharing such a cool idea!!

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  58. Hi, I just clicked over from the CRAFT: magazine blog.

    Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic idea. I love playing with my X-acto knife and paper and never thought about foam board before, so much fun!

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