Do not drop a lot of glitter powder?
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Not sure what you meanby do not drop a lot of glitter powder? but if you are asking if glitter gets all over the place I would say No!
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My daughter has had her dress for a few months, and it does not drop glitter at all.
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Unlike the Belle and Cinderella this dress does not have any glitter that sheds from it
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I'm not sure if it's non-toxic and/or lead-free. I use the ticky-tack glue under the glitter and then use the Mod Podge ® Clear Acrylic Sealer - Gloss over the top. I don't feel that this glitter dulls at all. But this is how I apply it so it doesn't.
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Cristin, that is exactly what I used it for! I dipped the rim into orange juice and then into the glitter and it was perfect. Doesn't leave any gold on your lips! Good luck!
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If you're planning on baking the clay, I don't recommend this glitter. It's mylar, it will melt if it gets hot enough. I know the Tim Holtz Distress Glitters are heat stable, so that should work, but most of the craft glitters will just melt if you get them hot. You could always buy a small pack and test it out first.
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Sure. Keep in mind that this is ACTUAL glitter. It's non-toxic, edible and is very brilliant. If I were rimming a glass with it, I would mix it with sugar or salt.
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It has no glitter chunks at all. It's a very finely milled shimmer glow. I don't wear glitter either ;)
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Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered... » Read More Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. « Show Less
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Yes...unless you are wetting the brush for the powder, i found that to work too...i really think its long and not dense enough
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Can't say it would work too well for 'snow'. I'd use a cotton filling with glossy glitter spray.. As for the amount I'd say four or 5 bags.?
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Are you using too much of it? You are only supposed to use a few drop and work it in.Isabelle C.
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My guess would be probably not. This glitter is very, very fine, and I don't know if you would get the effect you want. It might look more like a solid color. It is sooooo fine that it is difficult to get off areas you don't want it. I only work on it when I can take my craft work outside because I don't want the fine glitter all over everywhere. It's beautiful on handmade cards however!
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Depends how much you used on each one. If you sprinkle as opposed to roll, there is no reason you couldn't cover 20-30. IF you are rolling the cake pop in the glitter, I would say more like 10-20.
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I would suggest a powder rather than the liquid if you decide to use anything
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Because you cannot control the amount of product as it comes into the brush, it maybe more difficult to get the coverage even. I would just wipe off the heavier areas, but if you have makeup on it might stick. It is also not really translucent like a finishing powder
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Not really. I applied a small amount of glitter and tapped it on really well to my skin w/o anything. Then i blew at the glitter on my hand and it came off. Thats why i bought the TOO FACED face glitter glue and that helped the glitter stay on...but I've watched some youtube videos on applying glitter and some people dont have the glitter glue so instead they use clear lip gloss and then put the glitter on top to hold. I have never tried.the lip gloss thing though
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I don't think so. You could possibly cut the hole further down for a larger opening to permit the glitter through, although the bottle itself doesn't squeeze easily so that might make it hard.
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Yes. And I have not had a problem with the glitter or turning yellow. They must have had defective ones. $3 isn't bad to try it out!