5 Essential Glimmer Solid Shape Techniques
Posted by Spellbinders Team on April 29, 2022

5 Essential Glimmer Solid Shape Techniques

Our Essential Glimmer Solid Shapes Collection consists of basic shapes that can be used in a variety of creative projects. This collection includes the Essential Glimmer Solid Circle (GLP-317), Square (GLP-318), Oval (GLP-319), and Rectangle (GLP-320). Paired with your Glimmer Hot Foil System (GLS-004CW), these four basic shapes can create an endless number of projects. Shown below are examples of some of the techniques shown in our video. By using the Solid Oval (GLP-319), Rectangle (GLP-320), and Circle (GLP-317), Kim has created a set of lovely cards here. From utilizing left over foil images and backgrounds to incorporating sentiments, you can be sure to pick up a thing or two from today’s video.

5 Essential Glimmer Solid Shape Techniques

Follow along with Kim as she gives five wonderful techniques on how to use these new hot foil plates. Or take inspiration from this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzQM0qzZF9c   Thank you for joining us today. We hope you’ve learned some new techniques you can continue to use throughout all your other crafting projects. Keep up to date with our new products on the Spellbinders Paper Arts website for all your card making, scrapbooking, and crafting needs. Don’t forget to also stay in touch with Spellbinders on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest.

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