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Home›How To›How to Make Glitter: 8 Steps

How to Make Glitter: 8 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 1, 2023
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Whether you’re a professional artist or simply looking for a creative outlet, glitter can add sparkle to your projects and life. Making your own glitter allows you to customize colors and textures, making it perfect for any occasion. In this article, we’ll walk you through 8 simple steps on how to make glitter.

1. Gather Materials:

To make glitter, you will need the following items:

– Salt or sugar (depending on the texture you want)

– Food coloring/liquid watercolors

– Baking tray or wax paper

– A small mixing bowl/spoon

– A jar/container (for storing the glitter)

2. Choose Your Base:

Select the base substance for your glitter – either salt or sugar. Salt gives a gritty texture while sugar results in a smoother texture. Measure out the desired amount of your chosen base and pour it into the mixing bowl.

3. Select Your Color:

Pick a color of food coloring or liquid watercolor for your glitter. Remember that combining multiple colors can create unique shades and tones.

4. Add Color to the Base:

To create colored glitter, add a few drops of your chosen color to the base in the mixing bowl. Stir thoroughly until an even color is achieved. If you want a more intense color, feel free to add more drops as needed.

5. Spread Colored Mixture:

Once your base has been colored, spread the mixture evenly onto a baking tray or wax paper.

6. Dry Your Glitter:

Let your colored mixture dry completely before using it as glitter – this process may take a few hours or even overnight depending on the quantity and humidity.

7. Break Up Clumps:

After allowing enough time for drying, use your hands or a spoon to gently break up any clumps in your mixture.

8. Store Your Glitter:

Transfer your homemade glitter into an airtight jar or container for storage. Feel free to label your glitter with the color and date made!

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