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Glittery Rainbow Painted Clutches

April 16, 2013 by madincrafts 2 Comments

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If you have been following along with my posts this month, you will see that I am finally embracing some sparkle in my crafting.  If you want to add a touch of glimmer to your wardrobe, this is a punchy accessory that is easy (and nearly mess-free) to make!  You can be done with these glitter clutches in less than half an hour!

To make Glittery Rainbow Painted Clutches. you will need:

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pencil pouches

glittery fabric paint

foam pouncers

painter’s tape

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I found these burlap pencil cases for a few cents at Goodwill.  I think they were a donation of overstock from the Target dollar spot.  Any little fabric pouches will work: pencil cases, makeup clutches, what have you.

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Using a foam pouncer, stamp polka dots of glitter paint onto the pouch.  Tulips Fashion Shimmer paint has great colors, but you can use whatever paint you have.

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Keep adding more colors in a random confetti pattern.  Let it dry.  It’s that easy!

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I made one rainbow polka dot clutch and one rainbow stripe.   I marked off the stripe pattern with painter’s tape and pounced on the paint.

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The clutches are fun and shimmery, and they are a great size for a night out where you just need a few cards and your phone, not your whole giant handbag.  I think the striped version is going to be part of my costume when I head to an 80s fest in a few weeks!

Glittery Rainbow Painted Clutches

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