Arts & Crafts Glitter, Clear, 4 oz, 1 Jar

I was looking to replace my clear Martha Stewart glitter from long ago. This is a perfect replacement to make snowmen with. Great quality glitter!

You cant go wrong with this classic It is exactly as described and arrived on time. However, some buyers state the glitter is not as "bright" and doesn't show well on some surfaces. This glitter is not pearlescent, and is more like clear dots, but with a good amount of clear glue and a lot of glitter, the surface coverage is great. The glitter is not white at all, as an added tip if you don't want to purchase multicolored glitter for a project, simply use colored paint, make sure it is thick in coverage, and pour the glitter right on the surface. Used this for an album cover commission and worked wonderfully. You can see the size of glitter in Imaged provided, I would say it is about medium sized, however for a project similar to what I was working on, certainly would have worked better with slightly smaller glitter pieces.Overall very happy with this purchase and well worth it for the price.

The media could not be loaded. This was exactly what I was looking for though I am disappointed that I can’t seem to take a photo that shows just how sparkly they are! I create these decorations; the small ones are ornaments as the other a tabletop decoration. I wanted white or clear without iridescence. These are super sparkly.These are actually clear as you can see in one of the closeups. To me these are a bit more sophisticated than common glitter, (not that moose decorations are sophisticated). For size I show a few of them on a fingertip.For these decorations, I start with plywood, spray paint it white, then brush with modpodge and sprinkle on the glitter (the small ones I actually dip in the glitter). I like that they let the color of the base show through and look forward to experimenting with other base colors.

Great price for so much glitter. These are clear glitters with a hint of AB. When layering a couple of coats, the transparency will be a bit opaque. If you like subtle glitter (anyone loves glitter prefers subtle glitter??), this would be a good one to get.I coat the object (sea shells and resin star fish) with Mod Podge/foam brush and dust glitter using a nail art fan brush (good distribution). After half a day I would brush a 2nd layer of Mod Podge and then sprinkle the glitter. The next day I use a used toothbrush to brush off loose glitter. The finished product retains the glitter really well. One person in his blog finished the sea shells with a final coat of varnish/Mod Podge. I also tried it on a set of different shells without success. The final coat of varnish/Mod Podge made the glitter dull.

So pretty i love it. Crunchy and wonderful. I've used it for makeup and it works so wonderfully. I love it!!!

I set up a Christmas display in my hutch and added some fake plastic snow to give it a winter vibe, but it just seemed dull. I couldn’t find any clear/AB glitter locally, so I decided to take a chance and order some online. The bottle was much larger than I thought it would be, and even though I used quite a bit in my display, it will last me a long time. You get an exceptional amount of glitter for the price; certainly way more than I saw in any local store. I was worried the glitter flakes would be too small among the plastic snow, but they were perfect and made my display look enchanting and magical! I am so pleased with this glitter, and I would definitely order it again.

In the past, our rather extensive holiday village display finishing touch was sprinkling "snow" over the display, and tossing some 'snow' even onto the 7' tree the village is built around. The product we used in the past was sparkly, lightweight, and clung to things like the village roofs, road, even some of the people. And it made our tree look like it was fresh snowed on in the forest. This glitter product was nice, but it doesn't stick at all and would require a glue spray which we don't want to use on our displays. it is a tad small in size (flakes), and heavy......no cling to it, so it just fell to the 'ground' and slid off the tree or display pieces. It was pretty on the display ground, but not nearly as nice of a special effect as products we have used in the past.

The kids and I worked on some ornaments and we used this to add some light-catching sparkle by dabbing on Modge Podge and then pressing the ornament into this crystal glitter that I poured onto a paper plate. You can also just sprinkle this on right out of the container because it has a shaker top like a salt shaker. We still have plenty left after using it on about 15 ornaments.