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Give me glitter and sparkles.-3 simple and fun crafts

1. Upcycled Decorative Jar



Materials needed:
Mod Podge
sponge brush or paint brush
glitter
wooden letters
painters tape
LED battery-operated candle
Adhesive (I used Aleene's original, The Ultimate multi-surface adhesive)
silk flower (This is completely optional)

Start off with a clean jar. I actually used an old candle jar for this project.
Take your wooden letters and adhesive and glue your letters to your jar. Allow that to dry for about 5 minutes.
Next, take your tape and tape off the top and bottom sections. You will want to do this when you apply your mod podge. Once you have taped off the areas, apply some mod podge using your sponge brush or paintbrush. After this step is done take your glitter and apply it to make sure to cover the areas where you have applied the mod podge. Allow this to dry for 10-15 minutes. Once it is dry gently remove your tape. Choose a space to put your newly designed jar and enjoy!


2. Sparkly jewel candle jar



Materials needed:
candle jar or any jar will do
Adhesive, I used the same adhesive that I mentioned above in the previous craft.
Jewels, I picked up a box at my local craft store.
battery-operated candle or you can use an actual candle

Start off with a clean candle jar or any jar you may have on hand.
Apply some adhesive and start adding on your jewels. I worked in sections with my jewels.
Allow it all to dry and you're all done. Again, choose a space and enjoy!


3.  Cardboard sparkly jewel bookmark hearts



Materials needed:

cardboard heart shape cut-outs
 large popsicle stick
jewels
adhesive (I continued using the same adhesive from the two previous crafts above)

I traced out some hearts on an old cardboard box I had around my house. 
It's a pretty simple craft. Take your jewels and glue them all over the cardboard hearts.
Next, take your heart cut out and glue it to the popsicle stick.
Allow it all to dry. This is optional but you can also paint the popsicle stick. I did not, but it is always an option. You're all done! Find a book that you're currently reading and add it in. It's so pretty. Enjoy!

Also if you end up making a lot of cardboard hearts you can just simply use the hearts as a decorative design around your home.
Just like this.

I hope that you have enjoyed these 3 simple and fun crafts! 
If you have any questions please feel free and comment or contact me through my email under my contact tab. Enjoy and continue being creative!

- ♡Stephanie

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