Whew! I can’t believe Christmas is over. It’s crazy how fast it flies by. And yesterday it snowed (well, flurries) so it was *almost* a white Christmas. Now we get to shift gears and start thinking about New Year’s. Do you have big plans? With three kids 5 and under making it to 12 o’clock will be a miracle for us! But we are planning a New Year’s brunch so I made a little something festive to wear.
Making glitter ornaments reminded me how fun glitter and Mod Podge can be. It’s fast, easy, cheap – and makes a statement. What else goes with hot pink pants? 🙂
DIY Glitter Collar
You’ll need
- A piece of black felt
- Glitter
- Mod Podge
- Foam brush
- Collar template
Print the free peter pan collar template from Fashion Rolla & trace it out on the felt. (If you don’t like the peter pan style, try a scallop or make your own style). I overlapped the two sides of the collar so they would meet in the middle and then extended the sides to reach around the back.
Cut out your collar from the the felt – I recommend revising the template slightly so that the front pieces of the collar stay together. Mix your glitter and Mod Podge together and paint it on the felt. Let it dry completely and add another coat – or fill in empty spots – if needed. Then cut a slit at the ends of the collar and use chain or ribbon for a closure. Super easy!
What are your plans for New Year’s?
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Samantha says
Very cute. And you made it look easy.
Jen @ Cuddles and Chaos says
Oh my gosh, yesss! Stephanie, this is absolutely fabulous! I love love love love looooove this idea! You can’t go wrong with some glitter!
How was the shedding factor? I don’t mind leaving a trail of glitter in my wake but the hubs minds from time to time. lol. Did it stick pretty well or was there a lot of stuff flying loose? I’ll probably try it either way, but I was just curious! 😉
gerbermom says
The shedding wasn’t too bad Jen – some got on my shirt near the collar but I didn’t leave a trail. No complaints from the hubby here 🙂
Lynn says
now that bit of sparkle def makes my heart jump to a stand still of awe!!! i love it Stephanie, you create such beauty and with amazing ease too. just the kind of diy i like 🙂 thanks for popping by my blog, your new design here is all kinds of amazing. i adore the color scheme and layout. tres fab lades!! i hope your Christmas was full of warmth, love and good cheer. time is tick tocking much too rapidly. wishing you cheers and charms ahead. HAPPY 2013!!!! may it be the best year yet!
gerbermom says
girl, your comment made me all kinds of happy 🙂 Hope you’re having a fabulous New Year’s Eve! And cheers to a fantastic 2013!
Tara @ Live a Sweet Life says
I just found your blog and I love all the creative ideas you have. I really like this collar you made, just the right amount of glitter to dress up. I will def be back here in the future 🙂
gerbermom says
Hi Tara – so glad you found this little corner of blogland 🙂 A dose of glitter is always in order for New Year’s, right? 🙂
gerbermom says
Thanks so much Jenna! Glitter makes everything better, right? Happy New Year’s!
Erica says
Now, that is the perfect touch of sparkle for New Years! Here’s to a lovely 2013!!
gerbermom says
Yes, here’s to a fabulous 2013! I always get so excited about plans & goals the first of the year – too bad it doesn’t last longer 🙂
Erin @ Thanks, I Made It says
Perfect for new years! Very cute
gerbermom says
Thanks Erin! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
Kiersten @ Oh My Veggies says
The collar is adorable and I love your hot pink pants! So perfect for a low key NYE celebration. 🙂 Honestly, I have not even thought about New Year’s yet–I guess I need to do that!
gerbermom says
I am in love with my hot pink pants – they are suprisingly comfortable! New Year’s Eve is the hardest holiday I think – so much expectation but all I really want to do is go to bed 🙂
Susanna says
I think this is super cool also, perfect for new year celebrating, along with champagne!
gerbermom says
We’ll definitely have to toast for less crazy 2013!
Jen @ Eat. Sleep. MAKE. says
so pretty! i love the color of glitter that you used -Jen