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Working With Glitter

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Date: 01/31/2007 Topic: Craft Tips > Advice  
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When using glitter, always have a piece of paper under your project. So when you dump the extra glitter off, you can bend the paper into a funnel shape and put the extra glitter back in the bottle. This way you do not waste a bunch of glitter.

By Janet E from Suring, WI
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By Lily (Guest Post)
i used a paper plate which made a good funnel when squeezed in half to put the glitter back - but i really like Reginas idea too!

Posted on 02/01/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Regina (Guest Post)
Store your glitter in inexpensive sandwich containers -you can dunk your work right into the container, or spoon the glitter over your artwork and let the excess slide back in. They stack well also - works great for rubber stamp embossing powders as well.

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