You should try ornament magic from Crystalac, that’s what I use for my ornaments!
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I’ve never heard of that before. I’ll have to check it out, thanks for the recommendation.
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I try to avoid glitter if at all possible!!! In my old home, the walls were “glossy paint” and seem to be attracted to glitter so for years there was glitter on them. I even used a mop to mop the walls!!!
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You do! 
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That’s a cool idea and it does sound a little less messy than working with a bottle full of liquid. Now if only there was a way to have a glitter ornament without the glitter! lol
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So i hate glitter but love making my pencil key chains for teachers with it …so for me its a love hate relationship lol
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Me too. It looks amazing for almost any project.
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I’m sure if you look really closely you’ll see a bottle of glitter somewhere in the photos! 
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That’s such a clever idea/hack
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It worked out great for me and wasn’t nearly as messy as glue would have been in my hands! 
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There will ALWAYS be a special place in my heart for glitter lol. My grandma said she thought I would eventually “grow out of this”…
Nope! 41 years and still going strong!! 
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I love when everyone calls it a phase. I’m 50 and will always use glitter
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I’m in your club It is true I have soften it a bit…
When I was 20, me and my Fine Arts friends usually took some glitter in the bag, the thiner, the better. We liked it to colonize parties, fairy work, knowing some sparkle would remain in everynone maybe one month later
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Oh, I’ve got one: the dreaded “glitter aftermath.” I swear glitter has a teleportation spell—one moment it’s on the mat, next thing I know it’s in my coffee, on my cat, and somehow inside my sock.
I love them and I used to work within a controlled craft room space! 
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Owww jajaj That’s cute
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