Speaking of glitter

I made a golden glitter Texas. :) just turquoise paper, Elmer's glue, Qtip and glitter! I put it in a frame and TADA new art work! I did this one quick and the glitter at the bottom just fell loose from the Texas as I picked it up.. It fell between the glass and paper.. But oh well I love it!!

Pictures aren't high quality because I took them with my Ipad... but try it out for yourself, I know you'll love it!

Hrmmmm.....

So this very thick plastic cut out of my family brand is about 19 inches tall and 14 inches wide.... I want to cover it COMPLETELY with something awesome. I've been heavily considering rhinestones because glitter is too messy. I want this to be a statement. Something that people are going to drop their jaws on the ground over. I know rhinestones will be very time consuming but I really enjoy tiny minuscule detailed work like that. Unless anyone out there has another great idea...who thinks covering this bad boy with 1000 rhinestones is a good idea!?

I am sitting in a professional development for my school district right now and I have learned more information about technology than I care to know.

Also, if you like using technology in your classroom with your students, try having them type in the word "webquest" after whatever it is that they are searching for... it'll narrow down the topic and help avoid inappropriate content that could pop up!!!

I'll come back but so far check these things out if you have time:

idave.us
prezi
flipboard
RSS - combining websites
knitterchat
diigo
gravator