German glass glitter projects

Glass Glitter Snowflake Ornaments – Need to add a bit of sparkle to your tree this year? These glass glitter snowflakes are simple to create.

Learn how to seal glitter and keep it from getting all over everything in your house, car, office, the shower, or anywhere else! Discover our favorite methods for sealing glitter on glass, fabric, paper, and more. The methods suggested below all range in cost, time spent, and the level of permanence you're hoping for. While some sealing methods are as simple as spraying a little hairspray, others will include using glossy sealers and allowing for proper drying time in between. The easiest…

I bought a bag full of plastic stars at the Torrance flea market. I glittered them up with silver glass glitter, and then made little tulle circles, glued a vintage earring in the middle and hot glued the whole thing to a star. I LOVE how they turned out. You can find glass glitter on line at Meyers Imports. It is pricey, but worth every penny. The sparkle you get from glass glitter is different than regular glitter from Michaels. It ages and tarnishes over time for a cool vintage look. It…

An easy and elegant, vintage inspired DIY Christmas ornament with German glass glitter top and ceramic base accented with beautiful velvet ribbon. I ran across these sweet plain ceramic ornaments at the craft store and knew just how I wanted to take them up a notch for my vintage inspired bedroom Christmas tree with German...Read More

Glittering surfaces have been found to be used since prehistoric times in the arts and in cosmetics. As early as 30,000 year ago, fla...

I made this swallow bird ornament out of some basic materials like a cereal box and school glue. The thing that elevates it is the German glass glitter...

In this post you'll learn how to make your own gorgeous glass glitter - for free! Recycle shiny brites and learn how to make glitter in this

Beautiful Sparkling German Glass Glitter... Nothing has the look of this authentic German Glass Glitter. Listing is for 4 -ounces of Clear Glass Glitter. (Appears white) What ever color you apply it to will show through.*** Also sell in *1 -pound and *2- ounce listings. This is a chunky weight as some refer to as a" 70 grit." Glass glitter is tiny shards of very fine glass.Beautiful for your vintage looking craft projects but not intended for craft use with children. It's not meant for…

Get fabulous glitter results following these 3 steps to make your own glitter medium. No more flaking, or lots of coats. Covers the surface the first time.

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