Mop n glow glitter ornaments

Learn how to make DIY glitter ornaments + the best glue to use (we tested 10!)! Glitter ornaments are easy to make and they make great gifts!

Making DIY glitter Christmas ornaments? Discover the very BEST glue to use for glitter ornaments - we put 10 different adhesives to the test!

We posted this tutorial last year and it was so widely popular that we just had to bring it back this holiday season! Read on to see how to make your own sparkly ornaments in 6 easy steps. Plus see how my ornaments from last year held up after a year in storage and check out some ideas to take your ornaments to the ne

Add a little extra sparkle to your Christmas tree this year with DIY Glitter Ornaments! Keep reading for 5 EASY Glitter Ornament Ideas that you can make with clear ornaments and simple craft supplies. I have several Christmas trees in my house and I love changing up the themes for each tree (which is easy...

Making Glitter Ornaments with Mop & Glo & Polycrylic, a Comparison Quick Links: Polycrylic - this is NOT the same as Polyeurethane (Costs Around $9 on Amazon) Mop & Glo - I tried the blue bottle, but have not yet tried the Pledge version! (Cost around $5 at our grocery store) Clear Plastic Ornaments are from Michaels I like the Recollections Extra fine glitter, locally I get it at AC Moore Step By Step How to Make Glitter Ornaments An Index Of Tips, Tricks & Tutorials For Making Christmas…

Transform plain ornaments into sparkling masterpieces - learn how to make glitter ornaments with plain old white glue!

Here's how to easily make those glitter ornaments. Make a whole bunch at a time and then personalize them for a great Christmas Tree ornament.

Learn the easiest and best way to make DIY glitter ornaments with personalized vinyl designs created on a Cricut. I also tested three adhesives -- Polycrylic, Glitter-It, and Mop & Glo and tell you which one worked best!

I love decorating for Christmas! Decorating the tree is my favorite. I found a link for some glitter ornaments on Pinterest and decided to try making some. Today is the Christmas Craft Link Party at Hi Sugarplum!. I thought I would share these glitter ornaments since they turned out so well! Supplies: Glass Ornaments Mop & Glo (or any kind of floor wax) Funnel Q-Tips Glitter I used an inexpensive glitter for the first ornament and I would not recommend that. After I did the first one, I went…

The Cliff Notes Version: Glass or plastic makes no difference. I use Polycrylic - See a comparison with mop & glo here Ultra fine glitter works best. White always looks thinner. Brand does not matter. Make your design about an inch smaller than the ornament, roughly Supplies: Polycrylic (Polycrylic and Polyurethane are NOT The same thing) Condiment bottle (check Dollar tree for these!) Glitter (The color I used here is Champagne) Ornaments A paper funnel (or you can buy one) And Egg Carton A…