German glass glitter

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I love the vintage look of glass glitter and that it's not made from plastic. With this project you can add a little eco-friendly sparkle to your projects with these lovely sprinkles. Now, they're not as sparkly as other glitters but they do have an amazing look that's just as wonderful. I used a thrift store coffee grinder to make mine and labeled it for CRAFT USE ONLY to make sure that it's never used for food. You can grab a new grinder for $12 on Amazon and considering the expense of…

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

Buy Super shard glass glitters online designed for the most demanding crafter or artist from Meyer Imports. Our shard glitters are imported from Germany.

Glam up your candle holders or champagne flutes with this Glass Glitter by Recollections. You can use this glitter to accent photo frames, vases, scrapbook covers or holiday ornaments. It is also apt for stamping cards or invites.Details:Available in assorted colors2.8 oz. (79.3 g)Do not ingest and do not use on the bodyGlass

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

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

Turn trash into treasure: Make DIY German glass glitter from scratch with broken Christmas ornaments!

This package includes one 3 ounce jar of Diamond Dust glitter. Made from finely ground glass - NOT FOR KIDS! Brilliant, reflective sheen twinkles when it catches the light. Easily apply it to any surface using clear-drying glue and sealer High-quality and great for adding sparkle to event and home decoration projects.

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…