Stampendous Glass Glitter 1 43 Ounces Silver Review

This is incredible. I used it to decorate some wooden letters for a project and it worked great and looks amazing. Highly recommend for projects as it is much prettier than regular glitter.

Compared to more modern synthetic sequins, these crushed glass sequins will make your projects that little bit more special. This steel blue color is very pleasant; But my favorite glass glitters are some of the more neutral colors like champagne, bronze, and crystal. I sometimes mix glass glitter with pieces of natural mica. The shimmer and brilliance of the glass pieces are perfectly combined with the softer translucency of the mica. Crushed glass easily sticks to any good quality glue. Or…

Modern day glitters are typically made from synthetic foils (plastic) that are given an iridescent/metallic coating prior to processing. into little sparkles. Synthetic glitter is very shiny, comes in different sizes and in every imaginable color. Excellent stuff. However, I've always liked the look of crushed glass sequins used in the early 1900's and hundreds of years before. I remember some Christmas tree decorations from my grandparents' early years and how the light reflected off them…

It's amazing. I used it to decorate some wooden letters for a project and it worked great and looks amazing. Highly recommend for projects as it is much prettier than regular glitter.

Compared to more modern synthetic glitters, these glass flakes will make your projects that little bit more special. This steel blue color is very pleasant; But my favorite glass glitters are some of the more neutral colors like champagne, bronze, and crystal. I sometimes mix glass glitter with pieces of natural mica. The shimmer and brilliance of the glass pieces are perfectly combined with the softer translucency of the mica. Crushed glass easily sticks to any good quality glue. Or dust it…