Hi WOW Paper Crafting Peeps, Jo here bringing to you a very exciting new technique. Can you imagine making an array of your very own glitter paste?  Well today I show case a technique by using the WOW Sparkles range mixed with Ranger Texture Paste in a Transparent Gloss.  I started off with ink blending some Lawn Fawn Stitched Heart die cuts with Ranger Distress Oxide inks which what I will add my layer of glitter paste on top off. I made sure the inked die cuts where thoroughly dry but heat setting with my heat gun. I then moved on to making the paste. To pick up the paste from the jar I used a plastic spatula which is the tool of choice to also mix and combine the sparkles powder and paste.  The WOW crafting mat is really good to protect your surface as well as use as a mixing pallet. Check out my You Tube on the mixing process.  For the card base I have used white top folding cardstock and black cardstock to die cut the Avery-Elle Horizonta

Hello there and welcome back ! Today I would like to show you how to make a clean and simple card using Floral Stamp and WOW ''Born to Sparkle'' stamp set.  Also , I will show you how to add gorgeous WOW Sparkles to make your card sparkle. Here it is As you can see it is not a very complicated card, but a simple card with WOW factor. So let me tell you how I have made my flower  sparkle. For this card you will need: Standard card blank Piece of red/ pink cardstock White cardstock Markers - green Any floral stamp WOW ''Born to Sparkle'' stamp set WOW Embossing Pad WOW Heat Tool WOW Bonding powder WOW Sparkles ( Premium Quality Glitter) Glue and 3D foam pad Enamel dots Stamping tool or acrylic block I started my card by stamping the flower onto red / pink cardstock piece. When it was done, I cleaned my stamp and stamped my flower over with clear embossing pad. Now is the time to make the glitter mixture. Using 1:1 ratio I mixed

Moikka! It's Riikka here today sharing a step by step to some sparkling spring ATCs. My inspiration for these was the color combo of  the "Mint Macaroon"  and  the "Opaque Pastel Yellow"  powders. That combo of the minty green and pale yellow was so fresh and spring-like that I just had to use it!  Above you can see the ready triplet of cards. What looks like kraft cardstock in the first glance is actually triple embossed cream cardstock! The earthy, greyish color of  the "Primary Goose"  powder acts as the perfect base for the sherbet styled colors coming on top. But if you want to see how the cards were made, please see the step by step below!  Step 1. Start by cutting ATC sized pieces of cardstock and triple emboss them using the "Primary Goose" . I used a light cream shade of cardstock and turned it almost into a kraft cardstock with the powder.  Step 2. Add a subtle pattern to the cards by using the "Tropic

What's not to love about this months theme? Everyone needs some sparkle in their lives at some point. I've tried to embrace the theme without going totally over the top, well I had to have a little restraint before it ended up looking like an explosion. The stamp sentiment started me off, it's such a cute quote the rest came quite easily. I started with a few die cut shapes of flowers and leaves and selected some of my favourite sparkly powders and glitters.  I loved embossing the shapes with glitter powder especially mixing and matching colours together. When it came to covering the flowers I mixed Clear powder with Sparkles to create my own sparkly embossing powder. I like to experiment and mixing coloured powders with coloured glitters produced some beautiful results.  The butterfly is what came out from the blend. When putting the card together I layered everything using 3d gel to get some dimension on the card. I cut the sentime

Hi there! I'm sharing a mixed media tag today. My focal point on this tag is a lovely sparkling butterfly! I used the Tim Holtz Butterfly Duo BigZ die and cut it from cardstock that was covered with doublesided tape. After exposing the sticky, I covered it completely with WOW! Sparkles "Jade". This is my favourite way to add glitter to a die cut. To add texture I used the coordinating embossing folder and run it through my Big Shot. I recorded the complete process for you. Enjoy the video: Thank you for stopping by today! Have a wonderful week! xx Susanne. Supplies:

Hi Everyone, So lets start things off with the announcement of the winner of last month’s Melt-It Challenge. Drum roll please……..https://craftyfield.blogspot.co.uk/2018/02/youve-been-framed.html you’re the lucky winner of a WOW voucher, please contact me on marion@wowembossingpowder.co.uk to claim your prize and state if you would like it in US $ or UK £. To kick this month off,  we are challenging you and the design team with the theme "All About Sparkles" We would lo ve it if you would play along with us :) You can link up your entries using our link below ! The closing date for this challenge is 28th March 2018. The winner will receive a gift voucher for £15.00/$15.00 to treat yourself to some WOW! goodies via our website.  You  MUST use the above technique in your entry to be eligible.   Have fun !!!! So, what are Sparkles ? Quite simply they're Premium Glitters by WOW!, and no, they're not just any glitter they're WOW! glitter and simpl