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Tips by leslierahye | Wink of Stella

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leslierahye here on the 5th Friday of the month to share with you a quick tip about the glitterific Zig Wink of Stella Brush pens! These yummy glitter brush pens are perfect for that touch of glitter. Check it out!


You can find your Wink of Stella here! What's YOUR favorite Wink?
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  1. ddazzled71Thursday, August 29, 2013

    Its just perfect for snowflakes - great demo Leslie!

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  2. Tristan RobinFriday, August 30, 2013

    terrific demo, Leslie. I really love these pens and I've lots of fun using them. I also got some of the fine point ones (vs. the brushes) and I love addressing envelopes with them!

    Was that cardstock you were using? Coated/uncoated?

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    1. LeslieRahyeFriday, August 30, 2013

      It was uncoated. It's just plain old Bazzill Basics Card stock--my favorite! I love watching the glitter move around as it dries...so pretty!

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  3. ionabunnyFriday, September 06, 2013

    Love my violet wink. Your demo seems to suggest they dry fast. You were handling them pretty fast. That's great cos glitter glue takes ages to dry......

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