Once I was done glittering (glittering is also now a word) the skulls, I gave them all a spray of clear high-gloss spray paint to seal them and help the glitter from falling off. Here they are hanging out with my Halloween coasters.
Of course after I tried this, I learned there is glitter spray paint. That would have likely made my messy crafting much cleaner 😉
Cassie @ Primitive & Proper says
is it sad that i am excited to move into my house next week and get out my halloween decor, including my glittered skulls?!?!?! who needs dishes… i need my glittered skulls pronto!
yours look so awesome! love the colors!!!
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Tiffany {Living Savvy}
Emily @ EAKaHouse says
Those are too cute! I too have the messy crafter gene and yes, my camera has glitter on it. I am loving your Halloween series! I need to get going on getting some Halloween crafting done before October gets here and is gone.
Carmella says
oh, how fun! I love how they turned out!
Kathryn Michelle Jenkins says
I’m painting and glittering a plastic skull today too! I’m glad I saw your post. you did a great job and I love the colors. thanks for visiting the dragons fairy tail and leaving such a nice comment. I’m a new follower
kathryn
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Shannon says
Annie is just making sure that you do your Halloween crafts correctly. As a pirate cat she’s very particular about how you decorate for her holiday:) Which, btw, she needs an official pirate costume… new sewing project??!!!
Tanya Anurag says
Hahaha…. Glitter will never leave without leaving it’s mark everywhere!! The skulls look cute… Hey, wait… Arn’t skulls supposed to be scary!!