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Ever wonder what to do with those little glitter-glue bottles? Well here are 5 ways to stickles!



 Add some accents.
Bring out the design by adding some stickles, it will be like your own glitter paper!
 Alter thickers.
how many sets of thickers do we have? Add some stickles on top and BOOM! So pretty.



On top of wood veneer
Why not add some sparkle on top of the wood embellishments? 

Make your own design.
Use the fine tip of the bottle to write or draw your own design.
With a stencil.
A little goes a long way, and that is so true! Add some glitter by using the stickles with a stencil!

 And that was 5 easy ways to stickles! I hope this inspired you to bring on the bling!
It´s time to dig into your stach and find those forgotten Prima flowers!

When doing a Christmas project there is no such thing as "too much" and I just love these projecs when I get let go have just have fun! So today I return to my orign to show how I made this vintage-shabby chic home decor project!!

I just love it and did I mention it was so much fun to make? 
So gather some nick-nacks, paint and a glue-gun! 
Hello!
More treasure hunting this weekend. Today my sister, brother and my cousin Cajsa headed to a flea market hosted by the soccer team. I had never been before but heard such good things and it really was good! The plan was covered with tents, one for each category. 

 I got some really good stuff, like a wire basket, an archive-box, 
vintage books and some sewing things. 

 And yes, that is a glass dish... filled with embroidererthread... 
 We then stopped at a second hand shop and I found muffins tray that I have been wanting for a long time and I was to happy to find a small one!
 So tonight I just had to sit down and play! First was my long awaited tray:
 I love how it turned out, I put the things I use all the time and the some cute ephemera that I usually store in boxes. I think I will use more of this cuteness now when I see it. 
 Next on my list was making some tiny tassels with the embroidery thread. I love doing this and they are so fun to use on layouts and projects. 
 Such fun colors!
 One of the things I was so exited about was a bag with old seam-binding and I just couldn't wait to try to spray with my Heidi Shines. They turned out so pretty. As a write this they still haven't dried but they are really shimmery. 
 Tried the Heidi Swapp thing with masking of to get a striped look and LOVE IT!! So cute. Here I used; Raspberry, Sweet Mint, Sweet Mint masked, Pink, Gold and Navy and Teal.

I just a such a great time and so fun to come home and just play messy hands and all!

Now it is late and time for bed! 
Love Julia
For a book lover like myself there is one stamp set that I just had to have.  The Bibliophile by Pink Fresh is so fun and cute yet very functional. The thing that got me was the book info stamp but when I get it I got all of these ideas of what I could do with the other stamps:

3 super fun and quick projects, like a patterned paper, epoxy-flairs and bookmarks. 
 The icons in this stamp set fit perfectly in an 1" punch and there for became cute epoxy-flairs. These will be so cute on a layout, in Project Life and in my travelers notebook!
Make your own patterned paper. I did one is black and one in mint. The black I really love, not sure where to use it but for now I will just sitt and look at it.
A good bookmark is a must have for any book lover and these I think turned out so cute!


I hope these projects has inspired you to give them a try!

Love Julia
I love my watercolors and I have quite a few... But I would really want to bring them with me and paint "on-the-go".  So I found this super cute pen tin that I used way back and thought it would be perfect! Paints on the top "shelf" and water-brushes and pens under.
I used my old tube pains and just a blob of each. I know I will use more earth tones and green so I placed those in the ends and the reds and ultra marin in the middle. 




I'm so happy with how it turned out, just perfect!! This will work beautifully with any pen tin but i like that I can have my water-brushes and pen all together (minimizing the risk of forgetting something)

Love Julia
Hello!
Like I said in my previous video, I couldn't wait to start playing with my new pocket sized travelers' notebook! This came with three inserts with kraft covers, perfect for making your own design!

I wanted to make some fun and cute designs and using paints and paint pens. Two of the books I know what to do with but the third... not sure.
 Can't get over how cute this little TN is. It's the black-brown from Alice's Sweet Castle 
 First in is my swan book, blank pages and perfect for sketching. I coated the books with an acrylic pearlescent ink and love how they look, a bit hard to photograph how ever.
 Next book is for all types of questions so I just did a quick Frans and W on the cover.
 The last book still has no job, but i'm sure I can find something, just love the glow on his one!


I think they all turned out so cute! I plan on having this in my bag, ready to sketch on the go. For now I just look at it and smell it...
I love my traveler's notebook from Webster's Pages ans I use it all day, every day. Now, the TN is only as good as the books inside it and i like to make my own. They are so fun and easy to make!

The cover I showed how to make here . The inside pages (10 A4 sheets) are just copy paper of a 160g. I got that at the office store and it's so good! I started using this book in July (it's my July book) and I have stamped and done allot of water-coloring. 
This paper takes it so well for not being "proper"! 

So fold the papers and cover in the middle. Measure out the holes and saw together. Use a roller when cutting the pages and go slow!! Very slow, this will give you a nice edge. 


Now the cover is part Heidi Shine and part watercolor. The shine is beautiful but I found that it robed of in the TN. I just put a thin coat of matt medium on top.

Love Julia

Last year I made a minialbum with some instagram photos and the Maggie Holmes "Confetti". I love that mini with photos and journaling about that time. I wanted to make another on for this year;

This year I used the latest collection by Maggie Homes, how else? 
The making of this album is really rather simple, here are the measurements I used:
 The pages are about 6*12" and scored at 4" and then just before 4", to make the fold easier. 
 I made my cover out of chipboard dressed with pretty paper. I made 6 pages, with sewn pockets, out of white cardstock. These are folded and in between the pages I placed a pieces of twin. I pulled out the twin throw two holes in the spine and then tied them. 
















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