8 DIY Glitter Projects

Glitter and glue (DIY projects).

1. DIY Glitter iPhone Charger

Via forchicsake.com

Steps:

1. Paint your charger.

2. Let it dry.

3. When you want to change it up, carefully use nail polish remover to erase what you’ve done!

2. DIY Glitter Pencils

Via brunchatsaks.blogspot.com

They are really simple to make, and all you'll need is Mod Podge (or any crafting glue), pencils, and glitter. Have fun!

3. Upcycled Glitter Storage Boxes

Via Madigan made… plastic containers into sparkly storage or gifts. - See more at: madiganmade.com

Madigan made… plastic containers into sparkly storage or gifts. - See more at: http://www.madiganmade.com/2013/01/upcycled-glitter-storage-boxes.html#sthash.ZHeEvQmm.dpuf

4. DIY Glitter Bottle Cap Magnets

Via clementinecreative.co.za

These glitter bottle cap magnets were inspired by these mid-century magnets from How About Orange.

To make these, first spray the bottle caps with spray paint. To make things easier, spray them the colour of the glitter you are going to use. That way, if there are gaps where the glitter didn’t stick, it won’t be that noticeable.

5. DIY Glitter Bracelet

Via allyourbeauty.org

DIY glitter bracelet tutorial will help you get the same with least efforts.

6. DIY Glitter Purse

Via kreatywneinspiracje.blogspot.com

Just a bit of craft glue that dries clear and is flexible and gold glitter. What a difference :) before and after

7. DIY Glitter Nails

Via nailmove.com

Glitter nail polish is one of those things I buy alot of but hardly ever use. Cosmetic glitter can be put in that same category.

8. DIY Glitter iPhone Case

Via almabrooksblog.blogspot.com

Supplies:

-Iphone Case

-Glitter

-Modge Podge

-Sealer

It's SUPER easy to make, all you have to do is take modge podge and put one coat over your case and dump glitter on top. Let it dry for about 15-30 minutes then you will layer another coat of modge podge and add more glitter. Do this until you are happy with your results.

Once it's ready and dry all I did was add "Modge Podge spray sealer" over it and let it dry for about an hour and I was done!