Using the glitter window technique, I glittered my way to completing my 4th of July cards! I punched a square shape on some scrap paper and created a template to use to place the brilliant blue ink that created the blue flag square on some glossy white cardstock. Then I places strips of blue painters tape over the cardstock, and ripped them in half creating a jagged edge. Using real red ink on a dauber I colored the stripes red.
Using both the small and large star punches I randomly punched out the stars! All of the cards came out just a little bit different. Some have large stripes, some have small ones but in the end they all looked just like little flag cards~! A girl can never have enough sparkle can she!
Using the glitter window technique, I glittered my way to completing my 4th of July cards! I punched a square shape on some scrap paper and created a template to use to place the brilliant blue ink that created the blue flag square on some glossy white cardstock. Then I places strips of blue painters tape over the cardstock, and ripped them in half creating a jagged edge. Using real red ink on a dauber I colored the stripes red. 
Using both the small and large star punches I randomly punched out the stars! All of the cards came out just a little bit different. Some have large stripes, some have small ones but in the end they all looked just like little flag cards~! A girl can never have enough sparkle can she! 
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