glitter glitter so much glitter

DIY Glitter Star Pullover!

I had this on in one of the ootds but here's the tutorial for it, that I took pictures of before wearing it. Also, remember to set the glitter somehow, like with hair spray or something, so it doesn't fall of tooo much. There will be some fall so you will still get glitter everywhere. That's normal.

Eighteenth Day of Christmas: DIY gold glitter heart ornament ball

This is again an easy peasy one, just get some glue, make into a heart shape on your ornament ball and start pouring glitter on it! Once you're happy, let it dry and then shake of the excess glitter off. You can choose other forms as well, like ginger bread men or stars or anything, and none have to be small or big, just choose what you want to glitterise!

The below photo has been made with actual gold leaves, instead of glitter, but I think finding glitter is much easier, so I won't even go into gold leaves here.

Sixth Day of Christmas: Pine cones! DIY

Now here's a really easy DIY for all of you out there! And this one I definitely will be doing for Christmas. It's painting your own pine cones, isn't that just the easiest thing you've ever heard?
If you don't have spray paint, then don't worry, get a bit of some other paint and maybe a big brush and spritz them! Or dab them with glue and throw some glitter on!

Original DIY tutorial for glitter cones found here: The Wilson World

Third Day of Christmas: DIY Sparkly Branches

I'm sure a lot of you already know this type of DIY, but I must confess, I've never tried it. I've never even sprayed fake snow on anything. I'm really not the type. I have glittered a pair of shoes, but that's as far as it ever went. Although maybe at school we made something out of pine cones, not sure though.
I got this tutorial via Pinterest, again, it's my go to place for DIY tutorials these days, but the tutorial itself can be found in the following weblink.

DIY Sparkly Branches