Wednesday, February 27, 2013

DIY Enamel Dots!

I'm so excited to tell you about this idea I had.
I really, really, wanted to get some of those enamel dots but I kept thinking that there has got to be a way to make them yourself!!! So my little wheels kept on turning and this is what popped in my head.
I made a little video tutorial for you and I hope you give it a try.

DIY ENAMEL DOT TUTORIAL VIDEO
please watch the video for the how-to :)


They give a fun little punch to the project.
Then I got a bunch of my pinks and reds together and made some more.

They store easily and are a fun addition to any project.
Stay crafty my friends.

10 comments:

DIANA L. said...

Very pretty- great colors on your card
DIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com

Annette Allen said...

super cute cards...

Anonymous said...

Great idea! TFS!! xo Evie

Melissa D. said...

Are you kidding me?!? GENIUS!! Thank you so much! (And on a side note, it was nice to hear your voice again :)

Brittany M. said...

Brilliant!!!! Gotta head to Michaels now :) Thanks for the fabulous crafty tip!

mollymoo951 said...

Brilliant idea! wow. I cannot wait to try this! Thanks for sharing! I have an enamel dot issue. LOL.

Louise F NZ said...

What an awesome idea, thanks so much for sharing this. Your blog is fantastic, I have signed up via bloglovin and subbed on YT :)

patticraft said...

I love your idea! But I don't know about those plastic dots. What are they? what section of Michaels are they in? You then glue them down with glue, right? not the sticky tape.
Patti

Misty said...

Patti, I will answer your questions here. You can find the little, plastic half beads in the floral section at Michael's. They're sold in a clear bag. The tape I used to hold them to the waxed paper actually pulled up on most of them and I was able to use it to adhere them. The others I just used a dab of glue to adhere. Hope that helps.

Denverkat276 said...

So I just ran across this video as I was searching for enamel bead techniques. I think I like your version a lot. No stinky melting plastic.... although I may attempt some melting outside with the toaster oven at another time. Thank you for sharing this. I I'm going to try it with some champagne gold polish I bought but haven't worn. I've had it two years. I need to get rid of it before it goes yuck on me.

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