Those of you who have seen the crafting stash in my kitchen (or read previous blog entries) will have noticed that I have a bit of an obsession with Stickles Glitter Glue, whether this be the original or the Tim Holtz 'distress' varieties.
It is a rare thing for a card or piece of art to escape the inclusion of a little bit of sparkle and I prided myself on having a pretty comprehensive collection of colours - or that was until I popped in to the lovely Arty Crafty in Godalming at the weekend.
I couldn't believe my eyes with all the colours on offer. The problem was because I have so many it was difficult to know for sure which ones I already had! I picked five that I knew I definitely didn't have and will compile a list so that I can be better prepared in the future and pick up any missing ones when I next visit.
The only other problem I have (apart from being a few pounds poorer) is where to store these new little gems . . . ?
It is a rare thing for a card or piece of art to escape the inclusion of a little bit of sparkle and I prided myself on having a pretty comprehensive collection of colours - or that was until I popped in to the lovely Arty Crafty in Godalming at the weekend.
I couldn't believe my eyes with all the colours on offer. The problem was because I have so many it was difficult to know for sure which ones I already had! I picked five that I knew I definitely didn't have and will compile a list so that I can be better prepared in the future and pick up any missing ones when I next visit.
The only other problem I have (apart from being a few pounds poorer) is where to store these new little gems . . . ?
Glam Pink, True Blue, Firefly, Yellow and Starry Sky - my new additions
My current storage solution has room for one - but not five more little bottles of glittery gorgeousness.
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