Using Glossy Accents.
I love this stuff. It’s easy to apply, and it dries clear and hard and shiny and makes things prettier!
I recently worked on my daughter’s first grade schoolwork scrapbook and made my own embellishment of an apple. I started out with a bare chipboard apple from Maya Road (I think). Here’s the before shot:
I used some red ink to change the color of it. That took a couple of coats of my ink pad. I just colored the stem with a brown marker.
Then I applied the Glossy Accents to make it shiny. Check it out!
It’s so quick and easy! Another thing I like to use it for is to apply it to a sticker and it turns it into an epoxy sticker, raised up a bit and shiny. Do any of you use this for projects, and if so what for?
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I am obsessed with glossy accents, yet I use it as a glue. When I went to cku every teacher there was using it as a glue in their class cause it has a 9 second permanent bond and dries quickly. I make all my gratitude journals with it! Just wish it wasn’t so expensive!