Cheri Peoples


Butterflies & Glitter-does it get any more girly than this?

by CHERI on June 9, 2011

Please welcome my sweet friend Fawnda who is showing us a tutorial that she made for her daughter.

Hello It’s So Very Cheri!  I am so excited to be here with you all today!  Cheri is truly AMAZING and I don’t know how she does it all… but it all is fabulous so I hope she keeps on doing it! 🙂

Let me introduce myself!
I am Fawnda and you can find me at Fireflies and Jellybeans!  I am a thirty-something mom of a son (3 1/2 years old) and a daughter (14 months)!  My Husband is my best friend and biggest supporter {I am every lucky}!
We have all sorts of fun over at Fireflies and Jellybeans! I share crafty tutorials with you, we have the Iron Crafter Competition and a fun Show Off Your Stuff linky party on Thursdays.
Here is a project I made for my daughter when we found out she was coming home from Korea. 
Both my children are adopted from Korea and they are truly a blessing to us!
Here is a A SUPER cute and easy piece of art! I have always loved butterflies and that is the theme of the nursery.
Here is what you will need:
Blank Canvas
Paint
Vinyl Stickers
Glitter
Glue
Here is how I made it:
1. I painted the canvas the back ground color(s) that I wanted. 
I wanted it to look the morning sky turning from purple to blue.  I started out with Dark purple at the bottom and added white to fade up to reach a little below the middle.  Then, at the top I started with the teal blue and added white to fade down.  I kept the paint thick so that I could blend the colors on the canvas.  Once I got to the middle I painted up with the purple and down with the blue and over lapped to blend.  Again, I kept the paint thick to help blend the colors. 
You could keep it really simple and just do one color too! 🙂
Let your paint dry
 Place your vinyl stickers on your canvas when you paint is fully dry.  You can move them around a bit to get the right placement.
 Now to add the glitter.  I worked in small areas to add the glitter.
I added the glue, then sprinkled with glitter and tapped off the excess.
I used two colors of glitter on my mine, but,  you can use as much glitter as you want!
(I used Art Glitter  #95 Summer Sea and #230 Halo)
 Allow time for the glue to dry and shake off the excess glitter, even though you tapped off most of it the still will be a little more to tap off.
Hang it up and enjoy!
Super easy and super cute
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1 Diane June 9, 2011 at 7:22 am

Really beautiful! Any girl would love this. :O)

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