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Wink Of Stella- Product Review

Hi friends!  Sandy here for ScrapBook Blessings Club to share with you Thursday's product review. We will be looking at Wink of Stella and Signo White pens/brushes today. 

First, I have my tip of the day for you.... It is okay to go back and re-look at projects you have already done. You never know, you might be able to "upgrade" or tweak them a little with new things you learn or have purchased.

On to our video review. This one was done by me, and you might have to turn it up a little, I didn't realize that the mic was turned down, sorry.
So what do you think? I am really loving the shimmer glitter that these brush pens give you and I swear by the Singo white pen. Once you go Singo, you'll never go back, lol!!!

Here is my improved card for the Challenge #3 Triple Time Stamp card (which ends by Fri at midnight so you still have time to enter yours!!!)
 Here is the best I could get with an up close shot of the glitter...
I hope your enjoyed today's project. If you have a question, please leave it in the comments, and a DT member will get back to you.  You can visit me to see more card ideas at A Working Mom's Joy.
And as always, comments are appreciated.

Thank you for stopping by and Have a blessed day!
~ SANDY
 

Comments

  1. I think its fabulous. Love how much easier these are than stickles. Will look into getting some soon. Makes your card really beautiful.

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  2. I love the Wink of Stella glitter pen too, and your card is great.

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  3. Thanks so much for giving me a shout out! Love those glitter pens...I am going to have to get some now!

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  4. Oh, these pens look so fun! I might need to get some now, too :-)

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