My family has a lovely tradition of exchanging Christmas ornaments on Thanksgiving so that we get to enjoy our new ornaments for the year as long as we have our decorations out. The rule we have is that it has to be from the heart. Does not have to be handmade, but that is of course a little more fun. I for one like knowing that no one else has one like the ones I make, not to mention there is an actual use for all of those pinterest boards I hoard. :)
This year I wanted to create snow globes but one that could be hung on a tree. So I took a few ideas I've seen around and the crazy crafty unicorn in my brain and I got to work. I bought this as part of the "snow" to go inside the bulb I used for the globe. Having the different textures of the glitter really gave the snow movement and interest beyond a pretty sparkle. It was easy to work with and in sizes varying from almost dust to 15 mm, (about a 1/2",) in irregular shapes. They can easily be cut or ripped into smaller pieces if desired.
These little beauties can also be used to do the shattered glass nail art that was all over instagram a while back. To achieve this look, I painted my nails with a black base, cut and arranged the flakes in a single layer with gaps between for contrast and sealed it all in with a top coat then finished with a matte top coat. It turned out amazing! The pieces can be a little rigid, and therefore difficult to conform to the "C" curve of the nail. but it can be tacked down with polish or nail glue. Because I have a hard time making polish last on my natural nails, and because it looks amazing and edgy, I did this design again using gel polishes on a hard gel and acrylic nail base. It looked just as beautiful, if not moreso, and it lasted infinitely longer on me.
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4 OZ SHAKER JARS
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SPRINKLE OR POURMuch like a spice jar, the Sulyn glitter containers feature a sliding top with a sprinkle or pour option to control the amount of glitter you add to your project. |
SPARKLE & SHINEAdd vibrant colors and maximum shine with Sulyn premier glitters. Available in metallics, primaries, pastels, and even neons, we make it easy to find the perfect hue for your next craft. |
SAFE & GREAT TO CREATESulyn glitter non-toxic and safe for the whole family. Our premium grade glitter is ideal for invitations, cards, slime, sparkling tumblers, school projects, holiday handmakes, after school crafts and more! |
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| Price | $4.60 | $4.58 | $6.25 | — | $5.18 |
| Size | 2 ounces | 2 ounces | 4 ounces | 8 ounces | .63 ounces total |
| Cut | Extra Fine | Craft Cut | Craft Cut | Craft Cut | Fine |
| Stackable & Space-Saving | ✓ | No | No | No | No |
| Assorted Pack | No | No | No | No | ✓ |
| Holographic | No | No | No | No | ✓ |
| Perfect for | Small projects | Small projects | Medium-size projects | Large projects | Small projects |
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Gorgeous and easy to use.
My family has a lovely tradition of exchanging Christmas ornaments on Thanksgiving so that we get to enjoy our new ornaments for the year as long as we have our decorations out. The rule we have is that it has to be from the heart. Does not have to be handmade, but that is of course a little more fun. I for one like knowing that no one else has one like the ones I make, not to mention there is an actual use for all of those pinterest boards I hoard. :)This year I wanted to create snow globes but one that could be hung on a tree. So I took a few ideas I've seen around and the crazy crafty unicorn in my brain and I got to work. I bought this as part of the "snow" to go inside the bulb I used for the globe. Having the different textures of the glitter really gave the snow movement and interest beyond a pretty sparkle. It was easy to work with and in sizes varying from almost dust to 15 mm, (about a 1/2",) in irregular shapes. They can easily be cut or ripped into smaller pieces if desired.These little beauties can also be used to do the shattered glass nail art that was all over instagram a while back. To achieve this look, I painted my nails with a black base, cut and arranged the flakes in a single layer with gaps between for contrast and sealed it all in with a top coat then finished with a matte top coat. It turned out amazing! The pieces can be a little rigid, and therefore difficult to conform to the "C" curve of the nail. but it can be tacked down with polish or nail glue. Because I have a hard time making polish last on my natural nails, and because it looks amazing and edgy, I did this design again using gel polishes on a hard gel and acrylic nail base. It looked just as beautiful, if not moreso, and it lasted infinitely longer on me.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2016
My family has a lovely tradition of exchanging Christmas ornaments on Thanksgiving so that we get to enjoy our new ornaments for the year as long as we have our decorations out. The rule we have is that it has to be from the heart. Does not have to be handmade, but that is of course a little more fun. I for one like knowing that no one else has one like the ones I make, not to mention there is an actual use for all of those pinterest boards I hoard. :)
This year I wanted to create snow globes but one that could be hung on a tree. So I took a few ideas I've seen around and the crazy crafty unicorn in my brain and I got to work. I bought this as part of the "snow" to go inside the bulb I used for the globe. Having the different textures of the glitter really gave the snow movement and interest beyond a pretty sparkle. It was easy to work with and in sizes varying from almost dust to 15 mm, (about a 1/2",) in irregular shapes. They can easily be cut or ripped into smaller pieces if desired.
These little beauties can also be used to do the shattered glass nail art that was all over instagram a while back. To achieve this look, I painted my nails with a black base, cut and arranged the flakes in a single layer with gaps between for contrast and sealed it all in with a top coat then finished with a matte top coat. It turned out amazing! The pieces can be a little rigid, and therefore difficult to conform to the "C" curve of the nail. but it can be tacked down with polish or nail glue. Because I have a hard time making polish last on my natural nails, and because it looks amazing and edgy, I did this design again using gel polishes on a hard gel and acrylic nail base. It looked just as beautiful, if not moreso, and it lasted infinitely longer on me.
This year I wanted to create snow globes but one that could be hung on a tree. So I took a few ideas I've seen around and the crazy crafty unicorn in my brain and I got to work. I bought this as part of the "snow" to go inside the bulb I used for the globe. Having the different textures of the glitter really gave the snow movement and interest beyond a pretty sparkle. It was easy to work with and in sizes varying from almost dust to 15 mm, (about a 1/2",) in irregular shapes. They can easily be cut or ripped into smaller pieces if desired.
These little beauties can also be used to do the shattered glass nail art that was all over instagram a while back. To achieve this look, I painted my nails with a black base, cut and arranged the flakes in a single layer with gaps between for contrast and sealed it all in with a top coat then finished with a matte top coat. It turned out amazing! The pieces can be a little rigid, and therefore difficult to conform to the "C" curve of the nail. but it can be tacked down with polish or nail glue. Because I have a hard time making polish last on my natural nails, and because it looks amazing and edgy, I did this design again using gel polishes on a hard gel and acrylic nail base. It looked just as beautiful, if not moreso, and it lasted infinitely longer on me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2015
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2020
I needed some silver glitter flakes for a project I was working on and ordered this because of the great reviews. It looks silver in the picture but it actually isn’t, it’s sheer and has rainbow-ish colors. I thought I couldn’t use it but because of its sheerness, when I added these to the other silver glitter that I had, it sort of reflected the silver on those and gave off that color - if that makes sense! They’re pretty thin and light pieces so I couldn’t have just poured it right out or the bottle, I picked them a few at a time with a tweezer and placed them where I needed them to go. You can’t really see the flakes in the my project but they’re definitely there! Overall, it’s a great product!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2021
Extremely disappointing. It was full of what looked like tape; just clear plastic which I had to dig through and dispose of to get to the actual mylar flakes. Bought this instead of a roll of mylar because I thought it would be cheaper and save time but I couldn't have been more wrong. The flakes are irregular and often I have to recut them. The presence of all the clear plastic makes working with this product very time consuming and means I paid for a bunch of trash. I would highly recommend you just buy a roll of mylar paper and don't bother with this inferior quality item.
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