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Product Review: Brushable Glue

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Hi friends!  Cristina here for ScrapBook Blessings Club to share with you Thursday's Product Review. We will be looking at Brushable Glue by Sparkle-N-Sprinkle.

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I wanted to share my glitter hearts with you for todays product review. I am using Tim Holtz grunge board for my hearts.
Brush on brushable glue. (Tip:do it in sections so that the glue does not dry up if you take to long)
 
 Apply a generous amount of glitter to your glue, the more the better. Once it dries if you want to add another layer of glitter you can. It will not ruin your project. I am using Sparkle-N-Sprinkle Neon Flamingo G1084.
 
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/project ideas at VintagePink39. Also, you can join up to our Facebook group: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques.
Hope you have a wonderful and crafty day.

Cristina,

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