Wednesday, December 17

Glittery Marble Ornaments

I LOVE ALL THINGS THAT ARE GLITTERY and BRIGHT and WHIMSICAL!!!!
Happy Hump Day all you crafty crafters! It's Jade here showing you how make glittery, swirly ornaments. I know Christmas is almost here but I have an idea for you that you might just love. When we think of "ornaments" we think of buying them and putting them on our tree. This usually happens a few weeks before Christmas, right! BUT, what if you make a dozen DIY ornaments and give them to someone as a gift! Let's face it, decorative ornaments can be pricey but if you make them for a special person next year when they start decorating their tree they will fall in love all over again! They will think of you as they put every single ornament on their tree. Plus its something they can use year after year! Whattya say?! 
Let's get started!

You will need:
*Ornaments
*Nail Polish
*Container to catch glitter
*Cut of water
I am seriously in love with these fabric glitters. They thick chunky ones are the best! I also like to mix all three of them together to get my own concoction of glitter. Try it!
Step 1: Place your ornament in a secure spot and squeeze a little Collage Pauge into the ornament. You do not need a lot, maybe around the size of a quarter. 
Step 2: Add about a teaspoon of water inside of the ornament then carefully spin it all around so it coats the inside of the ornament. Then pour out all of the liquid into a clean container. (You can reuse it)
P.S. If you are doing multiple ornaments you can just pour this liquid into another ornament.
Step 3: Place the ornament over a paper plate or sheet of paper then pour glitter inside of the ornament. Turn the ornament on it's side and spin the glitter until the entire inside is coated.
HOW BEAUTIFUL! Guys, this stuff doesn't drip either while it's drying.
Time to start adding some nail polish color to our ornament.
Step 1: Pour some bottled water into a mug. Make sure the mug is big enough for your ornament. The key is trying to find a mug that fits your ornaments almost perfectly. From experience bottled water works the best. 

Step 2: Grab some nail polish and let the first drip touch the top of the water. It will quickly disperse outward. You want to work very quickly at this stage. It helps to have the nail polishes you are using already open. 
This is what it will do when you add your second color. You always want to add to the center. Continue adding as many colors as you want but work QUICK because it will dry quick and form a layer on top of the water.
Step 3: Step back and strait up ADMIRE your instant art work. YO, I totally wanted to drink this beauty up. It's like a tea bomb!
Step 4: Grab onto your ornament tightly and place it directly on top of your art work. Leave it in the water for about 5 seconds then slowly pull it out. 
How COOL!
I just had to share this picture below because... well just look at it. It's a beauty!
If you want to decorate the top of your ornament get some sticky jeweled ribbon like this and wrap it around the top. It's that simple!
Look how beautiful this is! On the flip side, the glitter will NEVER shed, hehe
I hope you enjoyed this fun and glittery tutorial! HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OF YOU AMAZING READER! IT'S BECAUSE OF YOUUUUU THAT WE DO THIS! FROM MY HOUSE TO YOURS HUGEEE HUGS!!!
XOXO, JADE
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5 comments:

AliTheCat said...

Love this! Can I use Mod Podge instead?

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