A little extra sparkle is always a good thing!  Glitter Projects are super fast, pretty and perfect for making girls of any age smile.

Need a sparkly pair of shoes?  Want to make an unforgettable gift?  Need a little bling for your hair?  No problem!

Make the world a little more beautiful with one of these DIY Glitter Projects…

1. DIY Glitter Vases – The Sweetest Occasion
2. Sparkle Tote Bag & Notebook – Lauren Conrad
3. Glitter Bow Necklace – Prudent Baby
4. DIY Glittered Chevron Canvas – Penny Pincher Fashion
5. Glitter Bobby Pins – The Beauty Department
6. DIY Glitter Tape – Pugly Pixel
7. Glitter Candles – Brunch at Saks
8. DIY Glitter Lamp Shade – Stars for Streetlights
9. Glittered Heart T-Shirt – The Pleated Poppy
10. Glitter Glassware – Inspired Design and Create
11. DIY Glitter Sign – The Budget Babe
12. Glitter Shoes – Hearts & Craft Boutique
13. DIY Glitter Desk – Jinx in the Sky
14. Glitter Playdough – The Chronicles of Home
15. DIY Glitter Keds – Teen Vogue
16. Glitter Dot Party Swizzle Sticks – The Sweetest Occasion
17. Glitter Pendant Necklace – Artsy Fartsy Mama
18. DIY Glitter Toms – Lil Blue Boo
19. Glitter Earring Posts – A Splendid Assemblage
20. Glittered Gift Tags – Nice Party
21. DIY Glitter Barrettes – Tales of the Scotts
22. Glittered Sunglasses – La Vie En Rose
23. DIY Glitter Frame – Domestic Charm
24. Stardust Glitter Magnets – Pugly Pixel
25. DIY Glitter Clutch – I am Style-ish

Gather up a million colors of glitter and get started!  I always want to buy pretty colors of glitter when I’m in the store and now I have 25 more reasons to do it…ha!

If you are a super duper crafty girl, you might enjoy one of my new tote bags…

You can find this crafty tote in my shop…Handmade & Craft.

I carry mine with me everywhere!

~Kim

Button ponytail holders make sweet handmade gifts and the styles are endless.  Go modern with dots or preppy with plaid!  You can create fabric covered buttons with your favorite designer fabric or an upcycled sweater like I did.

In an earlier post, Making Fabric Covered Buttons, I went over the steps to making a basic fabric covered button…my way.  Learn that and you are on your way to making stunning button, ponytail holders, scrapbook supplies and bobby pins! It can get out of control!

Simply collect a quality elastic band and your button.  Squeeze one end of your elastic band and thread it through the little loop on your button.  Pull it half way through.  Then take one end and thread it through the other…got that?  Take a look at the last photo.

Pull it tight and you are finished! Yep, that’s it!  Make matching sets or little packages of six for a lovely little gift!

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If you have any questions, just ask in the comments.

You can find supplies for button making in my shop, KimberlyLayton.com!

~Kim