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Sparkle & Shine


Hey, BRI friends - Kathy here to invite you to add a little sparkle and shine to your day!  These darling nail polish card/tags were created with Honey Bee Stamps Nail Polish Bottle Dies; Shine On Stamp set and coordinating dies


For this first nail polish bottle, I used purple and teal WOW embossing powders with the parchment paper technique.  The technique is easy and fun: I pressed the cut out shape into WOW embossing pad, sprinkled on the embossing powders to cover the piece then laid a piece of parchment paper on top, heated with a heat gun and slowly lifted off the parchment.  For the bow, I cut Marquee Love Glitter Paper and Lawn Fawn Sugarplum cardstock for the center. The 'shine' word was silver embossed on Lawn Fawn Mermaid cardstock.

For this bottle, I used DCWV Solid Gold cardstock for the base and Marquee Love Glitter Paperfor the bow.  The 'sparkle' word was gold embossed and die cut.

I love this sentiment in the Honey Bee Shine On set which I white embossed on black cardstock.  I cut the bottle part in red glitter paper and added the bow cut from DCWV Solid Silver cardstock.
 
 
Pattern paper is still a favorite of mine and I couldn't resist using these pretty patterns from Echo Park Just Be You Paper Pad for the inside of the bottle and bow. 

And last, but not least, one of my favorite nail polish bottles is this cute little shaker using Marquee Love Glitter Paper.

 

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