i saw tutorial at krafty kat where she added dish soap into the mixture
go here to see it
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wow, that glass turned out really pretty. I've been thinking of doing something like this. Thanks for the tutorial!
Those are so cool!
Yours turned out great! Thanks for showing mine. I would love you to join in on my new bloghop Gimme Five For Friday!
http://kraftykat76.blogspot.com/2012/06/gimme-five-for-friday-bloghop.html
That is so pretty Aimee, I'm definitely going to give this a try.
Aimee, great project for summer tablescapes. Thanks for the tutorial!
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Featuring on Thursday at Bacon Time!
That is so neat! Thanks for the tutorial!
Very cool! Pinned on Pinterest and shared on Facebook!
Love sea glass — even when it is faux!
Great project! Love the soft blue colored jars and how easy it is to do this! Thanks for sharing this at Sunday Blog Love1
Thanks so much for sharing that great technique! I did go over and see the one where she added dish soap too…hers were pretty too. Summer is a perfect time to learn how to do this to display with our sea shells, etc. I saw your post over at "Elizabeth & Co." link party.
Loving these, Aimee!! So pretty and look like the real thing. I'm featuring you tomorrow at the party! Thanks for stopping by!
{HUGS},
kristi
This is stunning! I'm featuring you today!
Oh, such a soft pretty look!
So pretty – I love this idea!
Thanks for linking up-
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Thank you for sharing such great tips about painting inside versus outside the bottle, depending on the effect you want to achieve. I appreciate you sharing your talent at the linky parties at I Gotta Create!
<3 Christina
Oh! I'm featuring you this morning on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/iGottaCreate
<3 Christina
it is so good Aimee. I like the color you used. Simple yet beautiful DIY
~ Herman Swan