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german glass glitter letters & giveaway

I have been making German glass glitter letters for years.  See the old school watermark?

glass glitter letters | miss mustard seed

I was so excited when I finally found German glass glitter and some great chipboard letters in amazing fonts.  I made them for myself in the beginning and then started making them to sell in my retail space and it was a staple for several years.

glass glitter letters | miss mustard seed

Great chipboard letters have become harder and harder to find, though.  I am hoarding three sets of the original letters I used in the first picture, but otherwise, what I’ve found has been pretty run-of-the-mill.  I thought I found some great ones, but when they arrived, they were different than what was pictured.  Bummer!  So, I’ve been looking for some alternatives and I found a good option…

glam up kid's magnet letters with glass glitter | miss mustard seed

These plastic letters don’t come in the prettiest fonts, but they are simple, cute and already have magnets attached, so it saves some money and a step.  They are also really easy to find at yard sales, flea markets, thrift stores, etc.  I thought they would make great candidates for glitter letters.  (I bought mine off Amazon for $12.59.)

I started out by spray painting them in a satin white spray paint meant for plastic.  This makes sure there isn’t bright purple peeking out from my pretty silver glitter.

spray painted kid's magnet letters | miss mustard seed

When spray painting, it’s best to do two light coats instead of one heavy coat.  The paint will adhere better and dry faster.  Once they are dry, the glittering can begin…

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

I’m using Tiara Silver for this project…silver’s classic and it’s my favorite!

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

I brush the letter with a light coat of Elmer’s glue.  You can use any all-purpose craft or school glue.

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

Then sprinkle or dip the letter directly into the glitter. I like to pour my glitter out into a larger bowl when working on projects, so it’s easy to catch the excess.  I leave a little spot free of glue, so I have a place to hold.

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

Once the glued portion is covered with glitter, I carefully turn the letter, apply glue to the rest of it…

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

…and give it another dunk in the pool of glittery goodness.

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

I place the letters on a piece of craft paper to give them time to dry.  (This is also a good idea, so the excess glitter can be poured back into the jar.  Just roll up the paper and dump it in.)  The dry time varies, depending on how much glue is applied.  If a bit of the plastic is showing through, just cover it with glue and apply a little more glitter.

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

Make sure the glue and glitter isn’t globbed on the back of the letters or it may prevent them from sticking.  If you got excited and started this project before seeing this warning, no problem.  Just let them dry and gently peel or sand the dried glue off the back.

Glittered letters are the kind of thing that are just fun to play around with.  I always love seeing the words and messages people would create on the magnet board in my retail space.  Even though the glitter is made of crushed glass, I’ve never had a problem handling the letters and I know many of my customers have used these on their fridge, in kid’s rooms, during the holidays, etc.

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

And, I knew the glitter went a long way, but I’ve never actually tested how far it would go until today.  I was able to cover 26 letters with just under an ounce of glitter.  MMS Glass Glitter is sold in 4 ounce jars, so you could glitter over 100 of these letters with one jar!

 

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

In my afternoon of crafting for this tutorial, I made some glittered letters for my sweetie…

glass glitter letter tutorial | miss mustard seed

…because, let’s all be honest here.  What man doesn’t love seeing his name in glass glitter?

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Now, I’ve been talking a lot about MMS Glass Glitter and I think it’s time we had a giveaway.  Let’s spread the love around a little, here.  So, just leave a comment (make sure to fill out the e-mail address field) and you will be entered to win one 4 ounce jar of all five of the glitter colors in the new Miss Mustard Seed’s Glass Glitter line.

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The giveaway will be open through Friday, July 11, 2014, at midnight PST.  TWO winners will be randomly selected and notified by e-mail the following week.  You must be over 18 to participate, but the giveaway is open to international readers.

Good luck!

Marian Parsons 

Paint Enthusiast | Writer | Artist | Designer

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1,101 Responses

  1. I love the colors on the glass glitter! I’m already plotting with I can add sparkle to, but let’s face it, everything looks better with some glitter!

  6. So cute! Would never have thought to use the plastic alphabet letters. Brilliant!

  10. I just LOVE glass glitter I have a X-mas ornament from 10 years ago that has patina now and it is soo beautiful..

  11. I have exactly the same plastic letters for my boys! I always thought that font was kind of cute, but I never thought of dress them up with glass glitter. Great idea! Must try this 🙂

  12. I would especially love to do this project for my daughter who is moving away to go to college this fall.

  14. Oh my goodness!!! I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to try glass glitter! I’ve never used glass glitter before.

    Thank you! 🙂

  16. I love your blog, Marion AND your beautiful German glass glitter! I am imagining all of the fun holiday projects I will do with a little glitter!

  17. what a novel idea to use the vintage alphabet magnets; much cuter additional to any decor once they had their makeover! =)

  18. These would be amazing on my magnet wall in my kitchen! Can’t wait to try it!

  20. I already have purchased your original glitter, and I love it! So easy to use, yet so sophisticated looking. I would love to get the other colors!

  22. oh what fun!! love the glass glitter – hope I’m lucky to give it a try. thanks for your generous sharing! 🙂

  25. I’ve been wanting to try this for so long! And my sister does too. I’d love to split it with her. Fingers crossed. 🙂

  32. I’ve always wanted to see my name up in lights but having my name in glass glitter will do for now! Love!!!!

  33. Love them! I have some old marquee letters and numbers who need a little glitter.

  34. Love , Love , Love the glitter letters ! I have some old German Christmas ornaments with the glitter . Just beautiful . These are fabulous !

  37. Who doesn’t love a little bling? I can’t wait to try these! Love your inspiration!

  41. Every color of glitter is gorgeous! Thank you for the opportunity to win these!

  43. I just love your products!! My husband and I have used many of your ideas in our own home decor and are truly amazed by your paint!! Thank you

  46. All your glitter colors are very beautiful! Congratulations on all your hard work. May God continue to pour out His blessings on you.

  49. Ohmyheavensandstarsabove! Life won’t sparkle unless you do, therefore … add glitter! 🙂

  51. Just bought some of your Milk Paint yesterday, as well as some drop clothes to make a slip cover for my couch. Can’t wait to get to work on my projects!!! Your glitter would be great too!!! Yay for creativity!!

  52. I can’t wait to try this….with the holidays right around the corner…thanks for the giveaway

  53. Just bought some of your Milk Paint yesterday, as well as some drop cloths to make a slip cover for my couch. Can’t wait to get to work on my projects!!! Your glitter would be great too!!! Yay for creativity!!

  55. I absolutely love the glitter!! The blue just speaks to me, but i will have to say they are all beautiful, thanks for the great idea!

  57. What a fun project, everything definitely could use a little sparkle some where. 🙂

  59. love all miss mustard seeds products and have always been a fan of glitter, so I am excited to give these a try sometime!!!

  63. Well, girls just wanna have fun ~ always, with GLITTER! LOL! Good luck to me 🙂

  65. What a wonderful giveaway! It’s almost time for me to start Christmas projects and I can think of several to use with the glitter and even one or two using similar letters. Hope I win this one!

  70. So excited to see a new way to use this beautiful glitter. Thanks for the inspiration!

  76. I love letter art…this would be a fun project to add a little sparkle to my life! 🙂

  77. After trying to explain glass glitter to my mother over the holiday… This would be the perfect opportunity to show her in person. Maybe even make Christmas gifts, with!
    LOVE LOVE LOVE

  79. Your glass glitter has a magical quality like no other! Thanks for this opportunity to win some. So generous of you!!

  80. Yay! Another funky thing I can look for at yard sales! 🙂 plastic letters!
    Love your glitter!

  82. I would love to win! I want to make some letters for the playroom and tiara for my little girl’s room. 🙂

  83. I’ve been DYING to work with Glitter Glass….it’s on everything on my Christmas Craft List!!! Thanks for another project I can add to the list!!!

  90. Wow!!! I loved the glitter demo. I have some glitter objects in our house – and love them. My favorite is a Treble Cleft that I bought at Pottery Barn. I have it on the piano, with music, and get lots of positive comments on it. I have never used Miss Mustard Seed glitter – but, it looks so pretty. I know that the German Glitter is very classy. Thanks for the tutorial. I just found an old frame that is oval – I have it in a bathroom that we just finished painting. I can just see glitter letters in it.

  92. Love these glitters. Reminds me of the ornaments my parents brought back from Germany in the 50’s. So nostalgic!

  93. I am dying to try glitter glass on a metal wall hanging that I have and his post just motivated me! Thanks!

  94. I love the silver glitter I bought from you at the market in AL last year, bit I am so in love with the carnival glass blue color.

    Thanks for the giveaway. Fingers crossed!

  95. This glitter is absolutely stunning! I can think of so many projects I could use it for!

  97. I have to admit I have been coveting the glass glitter. I have a lot of ideas that I can use glass glitter for. Love your plastic glitter letters. Thanks for the give away.

  98. Absolutely love the way those turned out! What type of glue would you use to add glitter to just the top of a mason jar?

  99. LOVE the german glitter and want to try it! and what a clever idea with the magnet letters!! how fun

  100. I can’t wait to try this!! I have some wooden magnetic letters and numbers I found at The Dollar Tree that should work really well with the glass glitter!!

  101. The letters look fantastic with your lovely silver tiara glitter. Have you thought of getting chipboard letters in your favourite fonts by using a cutting machine like a Cricut? I’m sure it would work really well.

    1. I haven’t tried it in a long time. When I did originally, the thick chipboard really dulled the blade and the edges would be rough after 1-2 letters. It just didn’t work well.

  103. Can’t wait to try out your glitter! I’ve already got some projects in mind! Thanks!

  105. Every girl need a little glitter for her “inner princess”! 😉 I love the look of the glitter letters – the colors to choose from are beautiful!

  108. I was just telling my husband abt. this glitter last night! Of course his eyes glazed over early on in the conversation but I bet I could get his attention with his very own name glittered and on the fridge! ha.

  109. I have been wanting to try your colors! I hope I win and thanks for the giveaway!

  110. Who knew plastic letters could be this beautiful?! I can imagine covering a Christmas tree with all sorts of gorgeous glittered objects made out of cardboard letters, little frames for photos, all kinds of odds & ends. Napkin rings, covered pillar candles. Make the cheapest stuff into works of art!

  111. good morning! love love love your paint! just purchased 6 more bags and wax yesterday. so much fun in a bag!!! have the perfect mirror for this gorgeous glass glitter…..here is hoping. have an awesome day!

  114. This glitter would make cute topiaries for our mantle. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

  116. Love the look of this glitter! What a great giveaway! I’ve been a fan of your work for a couple of years now and am currently rereading your book 🙂

  118. These are so cool. You may have thought of this, but a ruler-shaped piece of metal or rod might just hold your magnetic letters for you while you brush the glue on the entire piece, then dip it or sprinkle. Just a thought, to streamline your steps!

  119. Purchased the silver glass glitter from you at the Alabama Chapel Market. Love the new colors you have now. Carnival would be fun to work with. Keep up the Great Work!!!!!!!

  120. Great idea using the magnet letters! I’d love to try the glass glitter!

  121. So pretty! I love all things that sparkle! Such a great idea to use magnet letters!

  122. I would love to win some MMS glass glitter to play with. Thank you for the opportunity! Hope you are having a fun summer!
    Susan

  124. Thanks for the great ideas! Your glass glitter line is so pretty!!! Thanks for offering a great giveaway 🙂

  127. Love the DIY ideas you generously share with us all. A good friend is getting married during the upcoming holidays and I have offered my home for the ceremony and I could use the glass glitter for adding that special sparkle to the Christmas tree and décor.

  128. I purchased the carnival glass glitter, but haven’t had a chance to use it yet. But, soon!

  129. Oh my, these are gorgeous! I love reading your blog and I just love the glass glitter…I have gotten so many great ideas from you….Thank you for posting

  131. Marion, you have the best ideas ever! I’m keeping my fingers crossed that I’m a lucky winner–thanks so much for this very generous giveaway! Love, love, love your blog!

  133. Love your website and the German glass glitter! Would love to win some! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas!

  134. Surprisingly living in Germany, you can’t find German glass glitter! Thank goodness for shipping. Would love to win these beautiful colors!

  135. These are beautiful! Love! Wish me luck I could use a little more glitter in my life with a house full of boys! 😉 thank you!!

  136. Wow, the letters look great…who would have thought those little plastic letters could look so elegant. Thanks for sharing and I just love reading all the new ideas. I gotten some great ideas from your site. Love the glass glitter!

  137. Thanks for the great tutorial and introducing me to another great medium. I am excited to use this beautiful glass glitter.

  140. OMG – i cannot wait to try this! thank you so much for the tutorial and the giveaway

  141. I love glittered chip board letters. I agree they are hard to find but I have never attempted to make my own. Your German Glass Glitter is beautiful Marian and would be perfect for the upcoming seasons! So many projects, not enough time.

  145. This is a GREAT idea! I can’t wait to get going making some for friends for gifts!

  146. love the idea; love the letters; would love to try the glitter!!

  147. I am part of a Jewelry Artists Coop and this idea is great to add dimension to our window, which needs to get a lot of attention. I love that you post so frequently it is like a treat in my inbox daily!

    Blessings
    Robbie-Lynn

  148. What an awesome SPARKLY giveaway!! The perfect excuse to start prepping for Christmas 🙂

  150. Love the glitter and can think of fun things to do with for the holidays to decorate and as gifts.

  156. Gorgeous colors. I love reading your blog. You are my inspiration. I’m stay-at-home mom of great little boy and recently started my own online store. I love your sence of humor, courage, personality and your products are on my wishlist for a long time. Forgive me -my english is not as good as I would like it to be. My russian is way better 😉

    Thank you for being yourself and sharing a part od your life with all of us.

    Geetings from Poland!

  158. I can think of a lot of different things to put glitter. Who does not love bling bling. Thanks for the chance to win some of your lovely glitter.

  159. I asked a friend to bring me back some on one her trips home (to Germany). She didnt know what it was-not much into diy I suppose!.Happy for the opportunity to win some, thanks!

  162. I LOVE this project and want to use it in my classroom!
    Wish me luck! Hope the kids like it!

  163. Would love these glitters for a set of initals I’m making for our wedding next November! Gorgeous work and such a quick but lovely project!

  165. I love those letters and the glitter is yummy! It is nice of you to sponsor this give away! Love your blog.

  167. You are such an inspiration and I adore your blog. I am already using your milk paint and would love to have the opportunity to try your glass glitter…it looks amazing! Thank you for all you do!

  169. What a great idea, can’t wait to make some and use in my classroom next fall. Love the concept.

  172. I have plans to glitter pinecones this winter as I’ve seen you do in older posts. So lovely!

  173. I got some blush colored feathers that I want to glitter for my wedding so these would be perfect!

  182. Glass glitter keeps rising on my “to do” list. This Christmas it’s a must!

  183. I hope I win, I could spend my days glittering away! Thank you Miss Mustard Seed. Love, love your website, I never commented before so I hope it means good luck for me.

  184. Hi Marian – Have been a long time reader – love your sense of style and adventure – the glitter letters are so much fun. thanks for the opportunity!

  187. This is so perfect. I just saw a pic last week of a pretty little letter banner with this glitter that I want to recreate.

  189. Oooooh love all four colors of glittery wonderfulness! Perfect for any occasion too!

  193. I have never seen glass glitter up close. It looks great in your photos. Thank you for a chance to win some yumminess.

  195. love the contrast of the silver glitter against the chalkboard background. thank you for hosting such a great giveaway!

  198. I would love to win this glass glitter! So sparkly and I have so many ideas to use it for!!

  203. I have never glittered, but this looks fun!! I love the letters, and am also thinking of the endless possibilities…seashells…demitasse spoons…mini bottles…

  204. So pretty what a great idea to do for Christmas tags or ornaments. You have the best style, love your blog.

  205. OMG, I am in love with these glitter letters. Thanks for sharing the glitter with a couple of wonderful people.

  209. How fun! I love the way you use the antique bowls and spoons in your creating process! 🙂

  211. Love the glass glitter and have been wanting to try it for a while and what a great idea with the letters. Adding these to my list of things to look for while out at yard-sales.

  215. Love, love glass glitter and I love your letters. Thanks for the chance to win!
    DianeD

  216. What a lovely giveaway. Thanks for sharing this giveaway. Thanks for the chance.

  217. If I win, I’m going to use the carnival glass blue to decorate some seashells as Christmas ornaments!

  219. The colors are so beautiful! I’m going to jazz up some seashells to use as Christmas ornaments!

  220. What a cute idea. That blue glitter is beautiful!!

    Thanks for the chance to win

  229. I love, love, love this idea of covering letters with glitter for décor. Crossing my fingers.

  232. The Carnival Glass Blue glitter in the collection is to die for. Just GORGEOUS!

  234. Would love to win, it’s never to early to start on holiday ornaments. 😉

  238. I love this. It would make a great house warming gift. What else could I put glitter on?……

  240. Glitter everything! How fun would it be to use it on some fabulous heels or wedges?!

  242. Have you thought about an electronic cutting machine like Cricut or Silhouette to cut out chip board letters using any font or size you like! Love all of your German glass glitter.

  244. Ohhhhhhhh sparkles!!! I’ve always wanted to try glass glitter….ever since you first introduced me to it. 🙂

  247. I LOVE glittered letters! Once saw some in an antique shop spelling DREAM…but they wouldn’t sell them! How fun to make your own. 🙂

  248. What a fun summer project, and I’d love to win some glitter! Thanks for the chance!

  250. Yippee, Skippee!!! I would love to be one of the two lucky glittery winners!!!! Thanks for sharing your new glitter with us all.

    Smiles,

    Carol Casey

  251. I love the letters! The “m” on your tape dispenser made my heart skip a beat. Industrial meets chic. LOVE! Thanks for the fun giveaway.

  252. Love your letters. Who would know that those were silly kids magnets? Genius!

  254. I would be so excited to win some of the glass glitter! I need some sparkle right now! Thanks!

  257. Would LOVE to win the glitter give away ! Looks like something I could have fun with and make some interesting projects. And, after all, I don’t have enough projects and list of ‘things I want to try’…..said me Never 😛

  260. I’ve been plotting how to get my hands on your German glass glitter! I have so many projects in mind, not the least of which is giving some new life to some VERY tired vintage Christmas ornaments from my grandparents. I’m a complete magpie – if it shines or glitters, I NEED it!

  263. Beautiful! For about 18 months I have been trying to find a pretty and unique way to add my daughter’s initial to her custom made toy box and this is just what it needs! Thank you for the post and the perfect idea!

  266. Love the glitter! Would love to win the beautiful colors of your German glass glitter!

  267. Clever ( as usual) idea to use the magnetic letters. Would love to play with your glitter. Thanks for the chance.

  273. Love the silver glitter! I could do so much with these glitters! Thanks for the tutorial!!

  275. I LOVE YOUR THINGS… you are so creative and would LOVE to try the glass glitter line! You give me inspiration! 🙂

  279. So pretty! I love the look of glass glitter I have a vintage book bunting i just finished and I was wishing I could finish mine off with glass glitter like you did with yours! Love the glitter letter idea, educational toys that don’t look tacky -definitely an idea I have to do!

  280. I LOVE the glitter. Thank you so much for the giveaway. I love to read your inspirational blog.

  281. What a fun idea! My kids don’t really use their magnet letters anymore so I’m thinking I’ll have to commandeer them! : )

  282. i just purchased some antique German glass and hoarding it… would love to have your new colors!

  283. Love the glitter letters. I am trying this with my two daughters. They will just love it.

  284. Love the glitter. I can think of plenty of projects to use it for and for all seasons. The colors are delish!

  286. Would absolutely LOVE the glitter for my daughter’s New Year’s Eve wedding this year!

  288. Love this letters, ever since I first saw them at Lucketts I have been wanting some. Great giveaway!

  289. Love, love, love the glitter. Thanks for being you. You are a great inspiration. And thanks for the chance to play Miss Mustard Seed with your glitter.

  291. Love your glittered letters! And love your glitter! Pick me, pick me!! I love to read your blog!

  295. What a fun give away. Thank you. Lovin this glitter and makes those plastic letters look so cool.

  296. What a terrific giveaway! Since I have been following you, I have enjoyed using the glitter. I even shared crafting with my future DIL and we had such fun! thanks for all you do to make life a bit more sparkly!

  298. Oh yes, please. I’ve always admired your glittered letters and I would be HONORED to have some of them for me.

  301. I was just thinking that I need to get started on Christmas decor if I want to have all new decorations this year. Glass glitter would move it all up to the next level 🙂

  307. This is perfect. My kids want letters on the fridge but I always thought they looked tacky. Can’t wait to get some glass glitter and try this. Love it.

  309. Seriously!! What an amazingly cute idea!!! I have so many of those little letters I can’t wait to try this out!!! Just need me some MMS german glass glitter of my own!!! 🙂

  310. I am in love with this glitter glass! I have been waiting to be able to get some and I should be getting my delivery any day!!! I ordered the snow to start making some Christmas items. I should have gotten the tiara at the same time so I can start making letters too!!

  311. The glass glitter has more sparkle than regular glitter but are the other ways that it is different?

  312. What a lovely way to start decorating and gift giving plans for Christmas!

  316. I love your projects! German glass glitter would be great in some of mine. LOL

  320. Ooh….would love to try the new colors…….I only have used the silver……the plastic letters are a great idea!!!!

  321. I want, want, want, no actually I need, need ,need……….. 🙂 …………..Donna

  327. These are beautiful! Even if I dont win I am going to give it a try 🙂

  328. This glitter is absolutely fabulous. I have some foam letters I want to try it with.

  330. i love everything you touch and would love to try the german glitter!

  332. Awesome idea! I have two metal boards that I’m creating and these letters will work perfect on them!!….love the color choices too!!,

  333. I would love to replicate the project with your excellent instructions, made even better with the German glass glitter. Thanks so much!

  338. Oh how fun! If I had all of that glitter, I would probably glitter everything in sight. Would love to dress up decorations at Christmas time with the glitter.

  339. I am definitely going to have to get some, I have never worked with glass glitter, but always love to try new things.

  341. Oh how fun! I am actually having a yard sale where I will be featuring some of the glass glitter letters I’ve already made. They are so much fun and I simply adore the glass glitter I originally bought from you quite some time ago. 🙂 (my stash is getting low… so this couldn’t have come at a more opportune time!)

    Thank you for your generosity! Have a lovely day!

  342. Love the colors! Winning would mean I wouldn’t have to choose just one! I would love to have them…so many crafts to do! 🙂

  343. I want some more sparkle in my life and 5 jars of your beautiful German glass glitter would do just that!

  345. WHAT!!!??? Glitter giveaway!? I’m IN! 🙂 My poor puppy will probably end up with a glitter nose but she’ll still be cute! Great way to recycle the plastic letters. I’m looking around now to see what can be glitterized. 🙂

  347. This glitter is absolutely fabulous and I love anything that sparkles. I would love do make some Christmas sayings to decorate for the holidayseason. Love it!!!!

  352. Just think of the possibilities with German Glitter and Glue. I am already planning on ways to use this glitter to make something special for a birthday and it’s never to early for making Christmas decorations.

  355. New to your site and I’m in love! I wish I could buy a sample of everything!

  356. Hi Marion, What a beautiful and versatile product…I am making a ‘bouquet’ of pinwheels per your tutorial from books my aunt had as a child – 1940’s vintage…I shall edge them with your glitter!! A beautiful way to remember the sweetest aunt and her ‘ sparkling’ personality !

  357. How exceedingly fun……just love these letters and what a unique and beautiful way to brighten up any old space!!!!

  358. Oh what fun it would be to play with all that yummy glitter!

  359. The letters look nice and I also liked the storybook banner that you made.

  362. All that glitters is not gold…but oh so beautiful.You have the prettiest products! It would be wonderful to win your glitter!

  364. I’m guessing that one day we’ll be able to buy MMS Chipboard Letters, too!

  366. I have adored playing with glitter my whole life, as far back as I can remember! Roll on holiday time when there is no excuse NOT to play with glitter! I would love to win some from Miss MS. xx

  367. I have a tip to share….on the magnet letters use a putty knife or other metal piece to stick your letter on while applying the glitter. It could save some time, I love the idea and hope I win, so I can see if my idea works!

  368. These are awesome; I’m already inspired! Hope to win! Thank you for the information and of course, for the generosity of the giveaway.

  369. Great ideas……wonder if a Cricket (or other cutting machine used for scrap booking) would work with something heavy enough for these type of letters……don’t have one to try it, but does anyone know?

  373. I’ve never worked with glitter like this and would love to try! Thanks for the giveaway!

  375. Looks like lots of fun, Marian! Thanks for the giveaway chance! I saw you at Lucketts but was too shy to say hi. 🙂 Your stuff was beautiful. You must live pretty nearby- you blog about some things near me sometimes. I am in the mountains outside Frederick, MD.

  377. Well, that is a creative solution for a letter shortage! I actually have some of these that belonged to my kids when they were small. Repurposing at its best!

  378. Besides being a very talented decorator, you know how to make things so fun! Fabulous post – I need me some German glass glitter!!

  381. Ohhh…I’m remembering kindergarten and all the ‘glittery goodness’! It’s true, I can still play with glitter!
    Thank you for the opportunity to play!

  382. I would look to play with this. I have wanted to get some of this glitter for the holiday crafts since I first saw it several years ago.

  385. I love glitter and have been looking and searching for good quality glitter…I think I finally found it!

  392. This post puts me in a super sparkly mood. I just love playing with glitter especially around the upcoming holidays.

  393. This year’s Christmas decorating theme is going to be hand made. I think I see some German glitter letters in the decorations!

  396. Hi Marion: Sure would be nice to play in shimmer and shine. and I’m not that far away from you.
    thanks for you wonderful posts and ideas.

  397. I love this idea!! Especially the “easy” to find trait.. Can’t wait to try this out for myself.
    This would be great for wedding decor as well Thanks for the great idea!

  398. Those are adorable! I wouldn’t mind magnets on my fridge if they had glitter. 😀

  400. I can think of a lot of things to glitter! I hope it’s my lucky day!

  405. What a fun and blingy project to do with my twin grandchildren. The Puddings will love using their magnet letters, glue and TA DAH! …GLITTER!

  406. Boy, would I love to win some glass glitter..I need the black for Halloween !

  412. I have never had good luck with regular glitter….would love to win this so I could try it out. You make it look so easy.

  415. Wow the glitter is fabulous! I love all the colors especially the silver, OH! the endless projects I could do ….. my granddaughters would love it!

  420. This looks like soooo much fun to use just as you have demonstrated and also for various
    little decoratives (with magnets or glue) like cute animals, flowers, etc. for the frig or on packages as part of the gift. Would love to make something like this to pop into greeting cards for all kinds of occasions.

  422. I have not done any crafting for years, i would love to give this a try

  425. I LOVE German Glass Glitter and I’m so excited to be able to purchase from you and get the “Glittering” started!!

  426. Omigoodness; sparkly goodness for sure. I’ve made those letters before. It is tedious and hard to cut the curved edges of a thick board. I use a small razor blade sheathed in a plastic cover (it’s used for wallpaper trimming) and it works fairly well. Carry on glitter princess!

  432. Oh wow I would love to win some of your glitter. The possibilities are endless 🙂

  433. Hi. My name is Heidi and I am addicted to glitter! Would love to win this fabulous giveaway!

  434. ABSOLUTELY LOVE the various colors of this glitter product. MANY different ideas come to mind, but most LOVE the “LOVE” letters glittered! Would love to try some myself!

  435. I would love to win your jars of glitter! Thanks for sharing your idea for glitter letters.

  436. What a great giveaway! I really love how the plastic letters turned out.

  439. I would love to win the beautiful glitter. My two daughters and I love to make Christmas decorations to give as gifts

  440. OMG! I could really get a good start on my Christmas decoration with that glitter. I’m switching out this year from my traditional red and green to silver and tiffany blue! Would LOVE to win this giveaway! Thanks for the tutorials and the chance to win!

  441. I love glitter, and would love to have some of yours for my projects.

  443. I need these. I also need to refresh some original MMS glitter letters that have faded with time.

  444. Life is better with a little sparkle!!! Love the glitter. Thanks for the giveaway!!!

  446. WOW – glitter makes me think of Christmas already and all of the decorations, wreaths, ect. that I could make.

  449. Oh Marian…I just love glass glitter, but it is so difficult to find. I’ve done many projects with glass glitter and love the look and texture so much more than regular glitter. I think it adds a special element of dimension or interest to pieces or projects not normally seen or experienced with plain glitter. I have been out of it for quite sometime and I would love to win a jar of your’s to do a couple of things I’ve had in my head for awhile. Thanks for offering such a special giveaway!

  451. Love love love your German Glass Glitter. I’m thinking the Tiara Silver would made amazing snowflakes for winter décor! You are so inspiring 🙂

  453. Love love love your German Glass Glitter. I’m thinking the Tiara Silver would make amazing snowflakes for winter decorating and Christmas! You are so inspiring 🙂

  455. A very clever idea and something a non-crafter (me) could even do. I’ve admired glittered ornaments at Christmas and they are so elegant.

  457. ‘What man doesn’t love seeing his name in glass glitter?’ {giggle} Well. my man for starters! He just doesn’t get the glitter thing at all … and I wouldn’t change that about him for a minute! I’m sure your Jeff will have to play with some power tools, wrestle the boys or go shoot something for dinner now that his name has been glittered up all over the internet! Thanks for the lovely giveaway – I’d have so much fun playing with your lovely German Glass Glitter with my darling girl if we won. Her name is Annika {meaning: God is most gracious} and it WOULD seriously look good in glitter!

  459. What a great idea, I have a big box of the magnetic letters, all I need is to win the glass glitter!

  461. I love the looks you’ve created with the German glass Glitter. It reminds me of old Christmas ornaments my Mom had years ago. If I happen to be one of the winners. I plan to duplicate some of those old ornaments for our Christmas tree this year!! This is a great giveaway!! Thank you!!!

  462. I’ve been wanting to make a new monogram for my daughter’s nursery, and your glass glitter would be perfect for that!

  463. LOVE THE GERMAN GLASS GLITTER, THOUGHT THE WINDMILLS WITH THE GLITTER WAS A FABULOUS LOOK. EVERYBODY NEEDS A LITTLE GLITZ IN THEIR LIVES.

  464. German glass glitter is so pretty… would be a great addition to my supplies 🙂

  465. Oh! Wow! So,so pretty! I have just the cards to use that on. Thanks for a great give away!

  466. Love the German Glass Glitter! Dreaming of all the ways I could use it for winter & Christmas decor 🙂

  468. Ooooohhh, so pretty! Love all of the glitter colors! I have tons of chipboard letters I’ve been hoarding for scrapbooking projects. This would be perfect. Love seeing all of the creative things you do, Marian!!! Thank you for sharing! 🙂

  472. Have you considered having the letters made and marketing them along with tiaras, etc?
    I can see you with a complete line of things to glitter.
    I think I want to do this for my Open House this year.

  473. I’m a bling kinda girl so this glitter is something I definitely would love to have! The ideas are endless! You are such an inspiration!!

    Thanks for the giveaway!!

  475. How wonderful glass letters would be for wedding and shower events!

  476. So nice to have a resource for German glass glitter. Can’t wait to use it on gourds in the fall,

  477. I remember your glittered letters from Lucketts! Would love to glitter glam something around here.

  478. The possibilities are endless -so many things would look better with glitter:)

  479. LOVE the idea of the plastic letters and glass glitter. I’ve always admired the look of the chip board letters with glitter. I have a lot of ideas for Christmas decorations to use the glitter with. Thank you for being the inspiration that you are Marian – love you and your blog!!

  481. Using the plastic letters for your glitter is a great idea, I bet it would also look good on pinecones to hang on the Christmas tree.

  485. I love glitter and letters…I am a retired kindergarten teacher. I would love to make some of these!

  487. Basic Grey used to have chipboard letters in different fonts. Tim Holtz also has alphabets in grunge board that is more sturdy. Love the glitter alphas and would love to try your German Glass Glitter. Thanks for the tutorial!

  488. my daughter is all about glitter these days..she is 8 and so perfect for her!

  489. GLAMOUR!!!!!!!!!!!!! and so festive what a fun project waiting to be made ,…..TY

  494. Ah….I’m already thinking about Christmas ornaments the glass glitter would work on perfectly. Thank you!

  495. How fun! Does the glitter come off once the glue is dried? I love those little letters – they would make great Christmas tags!

  498. I would love to “flock” some tiny white Christmas trees with this beautiful glitter. I love the vintage sparkle!

  501. J’aimerais vraiment essayer ce nouveau produit. Toutes les couleurs scintillantes sont plus fantastiques les unes que les autres. J’ ai deja plein d’ idees de projets en tete.

  503. Love the glass glitter! Just purchased some gold to use on my new grandchild’s baby shower invites. Meyer’ Imports are great and fast shipping.

  505. How exciting it would be to spend an afternoon glittering letters and other small items. And to win the glitter from MMS just adds to the excitement. Over the years I have picked up quite a few “M”s and glitter would look so good on at least one of them. Please pick me! I am the quite one in the corner. Thanks.

  507. Wow! I would never have thought to use plastic letters….how fun 🙂 As far as holding the letters during the gluing process, you could use a crafters tweezers which have a tiny tip but a great grip.
    Thank you so much for the giveaway…what a fabulous product! And the colors are beautiful! Got me thinking about Christmas gifts! 🙂

  510. Marian,

    Love your German glitter. Would make for a fun day with my two young nieces!

    Blessings, Shelly

  511. I love MMS milk paint. I use is all the time. I would love to have some glitter to play with.

  513. Love the glittered letter. Also love how you use an occasional capital letter in a word or name! Cute.

  516. Oh, it would be great to have some of your glitter for Christmas decorations! Sparkling blingy things is soo pretty 🙂

  517. I love glitz and would love to use the glitter. This looks like so much fun and an easy project. Thank you for a great blog and lots of inspiration.

  519. Hello! Reading your blog always brightens my day! I have been so inspired by you over the years with your fearless can do attitude! I slip covered my old tan couch watching your videos! I’ve milk painted countless items! Etc,etc, etc! Thank you for your amazing generosity in sharing so much of your self and your creativity!

  523. Love the glitter!! Cannot wait to try it for Christmas decorating project!!

  525. I have a mission to glitter the world! Let’s start with plastic letters 🙂

  526. Such a cute idea!!!!! Crossing my fingers and eyes that I win! My mind is already swirling with ideas for the glitter glass!

  527. i am a glitter hound and would love to try your glitter! Love your blog and all the creative ideas it gives me!

  529. Love the idea – I purchased the glitter in silver and white and will have to try this. How creative to use the child’s plastic letters – thanks for the inspiration!

  532. Now I know what to do with all those leftover letters from my (now grownup) children’s toy boxes!! This is a fantastic idea! I can see them done as numbers as well, and attached to mirrors, sealed and used outside as address numerals, used as day indicators on a big wall calendar, and on and on. Thanks, Marian!!

  533. I would love to play with the glitter and make something “sparktacular”! Have a great day Marian and thank you for showing us another creative idea!!!

  534. OMG! I LOVE glass glitter! Yours is so pretty.. I was admiring it last night on the Meyer Imports website… YUMMY!

  535. Yay. An international giveaway! Thanks for thinking of us non-US readers.Would love to have some fun with all those colours.

  538. My home full of boys could use some feminizing! What fun it would be to add some bling with glass glitter 🙂

  539. I ordered a glass glitter crown from your online site when lo and behold, I received a jar of glitter (you were sold out) but what I really wanted and ordered was the crown. I am still coveting and wanting the crown so I need to know the price difference. Also, now that I have the glitter, I was able to purchase a worn “Dick and Jane” book and told you I would share it with you if I ever found one, that is if it can make at least 2 pinwheels. If so, I would like you to make me one (I can glitter) and you can keep the rest of the book. ASAP with address, etc. THANK YOU, I love all things Mustard Seed 🙂

  541. I just love all the little projects that you come up with !!!
    I also love you chalk paint !
    Anita

  542. I am a grandmother who no longer needs those little magnets but could not bear to do away with them. What a great idea for a grown up purpose now.. Would love to win the glitter to play with.

  546. Love the glitter letters. I’m always on the look out for crafts I can work on with my Grand children. Please enter my name for the give away.

  547. Just beautiful and what a great idea. I have some of those letters! Would love to win the glitter and thank you for the opportunity.

  549. Love the glass glitter. Bummer, though, about the scarcity of chipboard letters. I’ll let you know if I find a source . . . .

  551. I always loved your glitter projects and would really love to win some to use in crafting projects.

  557. Such pretty colors. I can see making awesome Christmas decorations with them! <3

  559. Hello!!! Looks like a lot of fun. That would be awesome to play with glass glitter to decorate for my new booth!!!!!Regardless, I luv your blog. U r such an inspiration! I want to b just like u when I grow up! 🙂 I could in reality be your mother. LOL

  560. My grand kids are young adults now, but I have a bag of those plastic, magnetic letters in my cedar chest (prior toy box) from when they were babies. I’m excited now. I’ll have those all glittered and ready to go by Christmas time. Thanks for the idea!

  562. Looks like fun! Have you ever tried spray adhesive? Seems like it would be much quicker.

  563. I also love the silver but I am drawn to the brown too :). I see that I’m not so out of it. The colors ARE new!! Ah!!! I love glitter!!!!

  565. I’ve always admired the glass glitter and just recently found some locally! I LOVE glitter, but the glass glitter just adds that extra bling we all love!

    Great giveaway! Thank you so much!

  566. Yum! I’ve never tried glass glitter. I’m not sure you can get it in New Zealand. I have a zillion projests in mind for it… 🙂

  567. OHHHH sparkly gorgeous German glass glitter!!!! Just what a good fairy queen needs!

  568. I just love your glitter glass. I have never used it and it would be so much fun to play with! PICK ME!!!

  570. Hi Marian,
    I love reading your daily blogs. I found this on Pinterest last night:
    ‘Stay focused & extra sparkley’
    Thought it was appropriate!
    Regards,
    Jodi

  572. I would LOVE the glass glitter. I just got your book and I am loving it!!! xx

  574. I enjoy your blog so much and am inspired by your decorating ideas! I would love to meet you sometime and can’t wait to read your book! Will be looking for some plastic letters to try your glitter!

  576. ooh! the giveaway is open to international readers – I’m hoping to try the glitter on some dried flowers and twigs to stand in glass vases. And on the frame of a little wall mirror. ♥ from England

  577. I would LOVE to win the glitter- so many wonderful things to make! thank you so much for the opportunity.

  578. Love your blog, read it every day. You have inspired me in ways I would not have thought. Thank you for the glitter give-away! Hope I win. :-))

  581. So cute…I am thinking of all those plastic letters I have gotten rid of…who knew!

  586. Love glitter and have never worked with the german glass lines, would love to try it on some letters 🙂

    Thanks Marian you are so generous.

  588. Glitter runs in my veins! I’ve always loved your glittered letters and this giveaway is awesome!! Thanks so much for the opportunity to win ~

    xo
    Pat

  589. I always love trying out your tutorials, and this one is no exception! Off to buy some letters and spray paint (already have the glue!)

  592. Love real glass glitter, there is a big difference. Love your colors, but the blue is my favorite.

  593. I have been wanting to try German Glass Glitter. I love all of the colors!

  598. Very clever to use the plastic letters. I’m making wintery houses for Christmas winter scene and your glitter would be beautiful for decorating the scene. Hope I win !!

  599. Oh my heavens! Your glass glitter is so beautiful! I would love to be able to create using it. In a word… I want to WIN!

  601. I love glass glitter, it’s both old-world and new all at the same time! Great colors!

  602. What girl doesn’t love a bit of glitter? Love the different colors! Thanks for all your wonderful ideas!

  603. What agreat idea for using the magnetic letters! Even if I don’t win I have the idea.
    thank you. I like your blog. Joyce

  606. Love your line of glitter! Silver is my favorite too~~~Thanks for the chance to win XO.

  607. *sigh* I love glitter! I found some vintage glitter at a flea market and it’s amazing!

  609. One of the things I love so much about you, Marion, is that you are always looking for the best quality everything! Your German glass glitter is gorgeous!

  614. This is such an easy and wonderful craft project. Thank you so much for sharing this.
    I’ve always wondered what I could use those plastic letters for besides spelling on
    the refrigerator. I’m so glad that I’ve kept them all these years.

  620. This glitter reminds me of Christmas Baubles hanging on the Christmas Tree! Thinking of adding them to some little picture frames for Christmas gifts too!

  622. my daughter would love to put glitter on her toy letters. she loves anything that sparkles!

  623. Oh these are PRESH!! I have to make some ASAP!! Would love love love to win some of your beautiful glitter!!!!!

  626. I soooo need a truck load of glass glitter. I have somehow (as in the inability to say no) committed to having my house in our town’s Christmas Tour of Homes. What was I thinking? Oh happy, happy day if I won!

  627. Very creative with the school house letters. Brilliant colors. Thanks so much for all of the great ideas on your site.

  628. Ooooh so excited I can participate in this one. Would love to win this. Have so many ideas for it already! Keeping my fingers crossed.

  629. I had some vintage German silver glass glitter in a very cool, metal canister. I got it at an estate sale and gave it to a very special lady for Christmas. I knew she would treasure it as much as I did and she made the most beautiful tags with it. I would adore some of your lovely glitter! I read your blog everyday and you have given me the English Ironstone bug!!!!

  631. your glitter is so pretty. And anything covered in glitter is improved! Thankyou for the chance!

  632. Oh, my! All 5?! I thought winning one color would be awesome. Thanks for sharing, Marian.

  636. Ahhh! I was just online today looking at your gorgeous glitter! And reading about all the different qualities out there…..no doubt yours is among the very best and not overpriced. I love ALL the names you came up with but am with you on silver being my fave. I’m thinking of dipping my Christmas cards in it this year by applying glue along the edge. How pretty would they be?

  637. I’d love to try your glitter, thanks. Love the letters and sure Jeff is thrilled with his shiny name 🙂 you’re funny!

  640. Oooh glitter. It takes me back to my childhood. Would love to try a project like this, in a colour to contrast with my stainless steel fridge.
    I love reading your blog, so many ideas I would love to try.

  642. OH, I just love German glass glitter, haven’t tried the pretty colors tho, so that would be very COOL!

  644. I would love to win all 5 colors!! The items you have made with glass glitter have made me want to try it sooooo much!! Thanks for the chance!

  645. I have been planning Christmas decorations in the back of my mind ever since you announced that you were starting a line of the glitter glass! Yeah!

  646. I recently bought vintage glitter glass snowflakes at an antiques shop and cannot wait to display them this winter. The only thing better would be making my own with your beautiful glitter glass collection. Thanks, Marian!

  647. I love working with glitter and letters! I have never thought to take the kid’s magnetic letters and glitterize them….how cool is this!! I also love all the colors you offer. Thanks for such a sparkly idea. :o)

  652. Love your blog and all you do. Would love some glitter glass to bling up a few projects.

  653. I could use this glitter for special projects with my daughter! Homeschool projects!

  655. I’ve been wanting to try your glass glitter! The colors are beautiful! Thanks for the chance to win.

  656. Love that you did your hubbys name in glitter-I should do some for my hubby 🙂 thanks for the chance to win some to do just that!

  658. Years ago, I bought some “stars” at Pottery Barn at Christmas time. A few years later they began to take on a vintage look and I loved them even more. I have “blinged” things for quite awhile since and could never figure out why they didn’t tarnish like the stars I bought. Then after reading one of your blogs discovered it was the glass glitter that did this. So, I would be so appreciative if I could win in order for me to get the look I’ve been trying for quite some time now!

  659. I love the glass glitter. That would make beautiful additions to my granddaughters rooms!

  660. Thanks so much for the giveaway. I love your blog and website. Keep up the great work!

  661. Would love to try glass glitter! Great idea on how to use those magnet letters I keep wanting to throw away!!

  662. Reminds me of my Grandmothers Christmas ornaments. The glitter would make it possible to recreate them.

  664. I have been admiring your letters for a long time, I would love to win so I could make my own!

  666. Boy, would I love to win this gorgeous giveaway!!! I envision sparkly Christmas beauties hanging on my tree and in/on gifts and packages. Awesome! Thanks for the opportunity to win these beautiful glass glitters, Marion.

  667. Would love some of your glass glitter to make some of those letters. Thanks for sharing how you made them.

  669. I would love to try out some of your glass glitter on some upcoming projects!!!

  670. Boy would I love to win this awesome giveaway! I can visualize sparkly letters hanging from my Christmas tree and tied to packages, and wrapped as gifts…oooo! Thank you, Marion, for an opportunity to win these gorgeous colors glass glitter!!!

  672. This is a wonderful giveaway, and you are going to have a boatload of entries!

    This is the best glass glitter out there, and the colors are to die for! Sign me up!

  673. German glass glitter is a new discovery for me and a very fun one at that! Can’t wait to get creative with your line!

  674. The glass glitter reminds me of the glitter on my mother’s vintage Christmas ornaments. I can’t wait to make my own vintage ornaments with the glitter.

  675. The tiara silver is breathtakingly lovely. I’d love to use it in the living room we are about to redo. Now I just have to win it and then decide on the right word to use it on. Have a great day!

  677. Oh my goodness I am so excited just even at the possibility of winning your glass glitter! I have six grand-daughters and would begin with making the tiara’s like your mother made…I think those are so adorable! But the ideas are endless such as with the black – I wanted to take several of my black picture frames and bling them out with the glitter. Not completely cover them just add some texture with some here and there. The blue I wanted to use on an old metal lamp for use on a night stand. The silver, gold and white for all of the holidays would be so much fun! Thank you for even having a giveaway!

  678. I would love to win the glass glitter–I already have a Christmas project in mind!

  680. Would love to try some projects with my three gchildren. They all LOVE some art time!

  681. This looks beautiful. Thanks for the directions on how to use it . I would love to try it!

  682. I love this!!!! I have never heard of glass glitter but would love to try it.It makes those creative juices flow Thanks Marian.

  685. Heart be still…all five colors!
    First… I’d make the silver plastic letters TODAY…finish the running horse bunting waiting for the final touch, and start cutting out new vintage turn children’s book bunting.
    Clearly, my life NEEDS glitter!

  687. It would be fun to add a bit of glitter to my life! Glass glitter? I bet it really sparkles!

  688. Rethinking Open Cup with coach Bill Becher, Harrisburg City Islanders, last
    D2 team in Open Cup – Examiner. ‘ interview with Real Colorado’s Lorne Rush – US
    Soccer Players. Yellow Card: The misconduct card shown to a player who is being cautioned by the referee on an act of misconduct.

  690. Sydney, Australia needs German glass glitter, and I volunteer to try it out!!! Thanks Marion for the chance. x

  694. I’ve never been a big glitter person but this glass glitter is different. I can’t wait to try some on pine cones to add to my holiday wreaths.

  695. Always look forward to reading your posts. I’m gathering ideas, techniques, methods, you name it as we are starting a home business and are trying to absorb as much information as possible for our new venture. (It’s exciting and a little scary)

  697. OOOOO so beautiful! I can already imagine so many possibilities!! I have a couple of birth day’s coming where glass glitter would be the Piece de Resistance!!
    Thank you for the opportunity to win.

  698. Michael’s has some wonderful laser etched wooden frames
    that would look so good with your glitter. they are thin enough, and with a magnet attached would be great for dorm rooms. tried to attach a picture? my daughter would love it!!!

  700. I really like the Carnival Glass – Blue, that looks awesome for beach décor. Thank you for this opportunity to win!

  701. I love all things glitter in general. This glitter glass is really beautiful. I love this idea and would love to be a glitter glass winner!
    I

  702. I have been wanting to experiment with the beautiful glass glitter and would love to win!
    Thanks for offering such a fun giveaway.

  705. Oh! Yay! I’ve been wanting to try the ggg!
    Everything that doesn’t move will be fair game….
    Karen U

  706. Love the magnet idea! One of your early German glitter posts was what made me subscribe to your blog years ago 🙂

  708. Wow, what an amazing giveaway, thanks for not only thinking of us, but giving us an opportunity to try, what looks absolutely fab–uu–lusss. So, excited to see more great ideas of using Glitter. Chat soon.

  709. I’d love to play with your glitter!! Positively giddy with the thought!
    (…and I’m German and all shiny on the inside… perfect match, eh?!)
    Julie from Toronto, hoping to top off a World Cup win this weekend with a little glass-glittery goodness 🙂

  712. I have some wooden snowflakes that your glass glitter would look beautiful on!!

  715. OMG the fun I could have! I love the smell of. Elmer’s glue and glitter just makes one smile. Who can be grumpy while playing with glue and glitter.

  716. Who needs their name in lights when it can be in glitter! Yay to sparkles! Thanks for the chance to win!

  718. I would love to glitterize everything that is inanimate around here! I have the German Glass Glitter on my ‘I want that’ list, so winning would be fabulous. Thanks for always coming up with great give aways.

  719. Absolutely LOVE!!! Blue is my favorite. Love the snowflake idea… Thanks for the opportunity!! =)

  720. Such beautiful glitter! My imagination is racing with possibilities. Thank you for such an awesome give-away.

  721. While my 9-yr-old daughter would kill for the turquoise glass glitter, I love them all!

  722. Oh my, if I had to choose one color as my favorite I just couldn’t do it. They are all so beautiful! I would love to make glitter letters! Love all that you do!

  724. I would glitter up everything in sight!!! I love how you can make everything look so pretty with it !

  727. Thanks for the chance to win your beautiful glass glitter! I love to glitter everything during the holidays so would be excited if I won.

  731. Oh Marian, I just love this glitter and the possibilities are endless in using it! Many thanks for the giveaway!

  732. Love the glitter!!!! What a great idea using magnetic plastic alphabets. Brilliant !

  733. I love the look that the glass glitter has. I have never actually seen any in person though. I love how the black is still sparkly like a diamond!

  734. I LOVE your German glass glitter. I bought some from you at Lucketts. I would love to try some of the other colors. Black would be great for Halloween.

  735. Love the glitter letters, they are fun and fancy! Your website has been a huge inspiration as I am getting ready to decorate my first home. Hope to win!!

  737. I’m not sure what’s more beautiful….the colors or the photography… So pretty!

  738. So pretty. I’m going for a glam shabby chic look in my bedroom and would love to get a chance to use the ggg in there.

  739. I love all your ideas and I love that instumbled on your blog and glitter glass!! Thank you for all your design ideas !

  740. Love the glittery letters! My favorite glitter project you’ve done is the pine cones. I want to try that this winter with my wreath!

  741. Ooo, me! My nickname in college was Sparkles!

    Fun idea using the premade letters. 😉

  742. Loving the glitteryness! I can just imagine the holiday decorations and girly decor items I could make here on our Farm in Australia! Thanks for being such a source of inspiration Marian!

  744. What a great idea to reuse kids fridge letters! Love the glitter and have always wanted to try some. A perfect giveaway!

  745. I love the magnet idea! I’ll have to try that one. I’d love to win the glitter! Everyone needs a little sparkle in their life:-)

  747. Ideas running thru my head. Would be so happy with a selection of glitter to play with!!!

  748. I LOVE the idea of using these glass glitter letters on a magnetic chalkboard… It would look stunning during the holidays. I definitely would like to purchase some of this glitter beforehand. All the colors are amazing!!!

  749. How EXCITING!! I’d love to try out this glass glitter to bling out…hmmm…anything!!!

  752. Love love love! Who doesn’t need a little sparkle in their life!

  753. Love all kinds of ABC’s, love them even more with glitter. Reading your blog inspires my creativity.
    Thanks for the opportunity to make something pretty.

  754. Love your blog, I can think of so many things to do with this pretty glitter!

  755. So lovely. I love to glitter letters and last year I glittered Christmas light bulbs and made them into ornaments. I would love to try your German glass glitter. Thanks for sharing the great ideas.

  756. Love your blog! I’ve always wondered where you buy your glass glitter. I love your glass glitter decor. I think glass glitter is another of your signature “looks”. So cool that you are now selling it for others to enjoy! Thanks for the chance to win!

  757. Great colors in your glitter collection and such a fun project. I would be overjoyed to be one of the two winners of your glass glitter giveaway. Thanks!

  763. I have never used glitter but it looks so beautiful!! I can’t really afford to get your glitter right now and would love to be a winner!!!! Thank you for having this giveaway!! I love your blog…

  764. You amaze me! Thanks for so freely sharing! It makes my day to read what’s “next”!

  765. Like a crow on a wire, I’m eyeing your sparkling German glass glitter and thinking of all the cool projects I would use it for 🙂 Your blog is a daily read for me, I appreciate your generosity!

  766. glitter, glitter everywhere and not an blank object in sight! makes the world even brighter especially at night….

  767. I love the colors. I need to set a play date with your glitters! 🙂

  768. Glass glitter! It looks like something lovely from the past. I would like to make some words for the holidays and with the glass glitter it would be so elegant! Thanks for the tutorial!

  772. Thanks again for a great post. I love to create with glitter makes me fill like a kid again.

  774. WOW! I’d love to play with this glitter. I’ve never had FANCY glitter like this, just the regular craft stuff you let kids play with. I can tell this would bring my crafting to a whole new level! And it’s my 54th BIRTHDAY on Thursday. So maybe I’ll be lucky one? Thanks Marion for the inspiration and great ideas. Crossing fingers (which by the way makes typing very difficult).

  775. Would LOVE to create with your beautiful glass glitter, thank you for the giveaway.

  777. Thanks for sharing all your beautiful ideas and glitter! Glitter makes the world a better place!

  778. I have done some of the chipboard letters in glass glitter and I love them. Thanks for offering the glitter in other colors.

  779. Love glass glitter, I found some once at a shop and immediately bought it. Now I need more. Suggestion, when you are glittering the plastic letters that have magnets. Instead of holding a area with no glitter then going back and doing that spot. Try using something that attracts the magnet so that you can hold the object by that and glitter the whole piece all at once.

  780. Long ago when I used to do face painting for a living, my last and favourite step would be to apply the glitter. It was the magic that made all the kids’ and (grown ups’) eyes light up. It was my trademark as a painter. It would be fun to try your beautiful colours, though probably not on faces!

  781. The glass glitter makes me so excited….I want to make 100’s of things with it right this very minute. I love your blog and learn so many useful things from reading it. Thank you. I am an artist and business owner, I have taught painting classes, painted for a wholesaler and have become a wholesaler…I have learned a lot in my 50 years on earth, but you always seem to teach me something new.

  782. Hola Marian! Adoro esas letras con brillo! Hace mucho que te sigo y leo tus artículos(gracias google por el traductor!) y realmente me encantaría ganar un poco de ese brillo! Gracias por mostrarnos,enseñarnos e inspirarnos siempre con tus trabajos.
    Saludos
    Amanda

  783. Hoping I’ll be picked….not sure if I qualify..since I don’t have a website…but I’m throwing my hat into the ring…loved your book….was on the waiting list for a long time from the library….well worth the wait!

  784. Love the new letter idea! I want to make some ~ I hope I win!!! Thanks for the chance!

  787. Love it! I have two sets of name letters for my children’s rooms that I haven’t done anything with because I couldn’t decide what to do with them. I know my nine year old will love this. I like the Christmas light idea that the pp had too.

  788. My oh My! Terrific giveaway!! Love the blue shade —- wonder how letters would look if the blue was mixed with the silver?

  790. Until I started following your blog I didn’t even know glitter glass came in any color other than silver! I would love to win some to play around with.

  794. I love anything sparkly and glass glitter is no exception. I found a vintage jar at a yard sale a few weeks back for only $1! It would be even better to have a new jar of each beautiful color in the MMS lineup. Thanks for the give-away!!!

  795. I love this simple craft idea, and your sparkly glass glitter! Thanks for entering me in your giveaway drawing!

  797. I Love this tutorial. I need this glitter so I can make my own glitter letters!!!!

  802. Such a cool idea, I work kart time set a glower shop and everyone makes fun of my passion for all things glitter, so I would love to win this to proved them all wrong ant go show them how pretty your glitters are, specially the tiara silver.

    Have a blessed week
    Ramon
    Rowhouseblog.com

  803. Love your blog! I would love to add your glitter to my customized Beetle daisies! Keep up the great work!

  805. I was a reading teacher for 30 years & used many sets of magnetic letters but never thought of glittering them to use for home decor! I love it!

  809. I LOVE your glass glitter and would love all these colors to start a collection!

  814. I would have so much fun creating fun things for both myself and daughter, Thanks for the opportunity to get a chance at the lovely glitters.

  817. After working all day as a nurse, and then coming home and starting my “second job” as the owner of a special event decor business, your blog posts are such a wonderful, fresh , breath of creative air to keep me inspired. Thank you so much!

  820. You selected the best colors. I can’t wait to try them all. The silver reminds me if Christmas cards from the 50’s.

  826. I’ve been wanting to try this for awhile-it’s so beautiful! Especially the silver as silver is my favorite color.

  829. I absolutely love German glass glitter!!!! Can’t wait to get my hands on some of yours 😉

  830. WOW!!!! I love all those wonderful colors of glitter. I would be very excited to win some. Thanks, Patty

  836. What a great idea to cover kids alphabet magnets in your wonderful glitter! Thanks for the opportunity to win!

  838. Confused here….didn’t we all learn how to do this in Kindergarten????? Come on…..it’s shiny and all BUT-

  840. I love this glitter!!! I have yet to try it but have been wanting to since I attended one of your workshops! Loving the silver especially❤️

  841. I love your glitter! I’ve used german glass glitter in the past and nothing compares, so I was super excited to see that you have your brand of glass glitter now. 🙂 Any chances you’ll have a red??? Thanks!

  842. Kudos to you for following your Dream and doing what you love all while being a Mom, daughter, wife, etc.. Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us! I have enjoyed so much following your blog. All that Glitters DOES Shine !

  844. I have loved this glitter since I first found your site & have so many fun ideas for it!! It’s so pretty!

  845. Glass glitter is so beautiful. It gives a vintage feel and looks amazing on Christmas banners! I would LOVE to win Miss Mustard Seed’s German glass glitter. The colors are fantastic!

  846. Would love to use some of your beautiful glass glitter during the winter holiday season and for special projects during the year. Thank you for making this beautiful glass glitter available and branded with your name!

  847. What a great idea! The plastic letters are easy to find and they look really good. The glitter is absolutely gorgeous!

  851. What’s not to love about glitter, especially yours in those lovely shades and cute packaging! Thanks for the chance to win an awesome prize.

  852. Love this idea and the tutorial!!! Your blog is inspiring me to try lots of new things! Thanks!!

  853. Love, Love the glass glitter letters. What a good idea to use the plastic letters with magnets. Makes it easy…Thanks

  854. I never thought of myself as a glitter girl. However, German glass glitter puts a whole different touch of class more toward my preferences.

  857. I am basically a 4 year old girl at heart because I love glitter, the more the better. (Actual age, 36).

  861. Your glitter is beautiful! My daughters and I believe that the world is just a little bit better with sparkle, so we try to do out part!

  862. German glass glitter is addicting! Stand still too long near me and you will become a glittered embellishment!

  863. I would love to do this with my students for a Mother’s Day gift! Thanks for the chance to win.

  864. I can’t decide whic color I like best. They are just to pretty for word. No pun intended. Lol.

  867. You are so creative with the names…my favorite German Glass Glitter is the Carnival Glass Blue (but, they are all beautiful). I have been visiting your site since last year, but this is the first time I have commented. Love seeing what you are up to every day!

  871. Who’s life doesn’t need some glitter now and then? I love every shade of color I see!

  873. Hi! I love this German glass glitter. It just shouts holiday! Our son is getting married in January and it will be great to use for decorating for the wedding too!

  874. Absolutly adore your glass glitter and wonderful milk paint. So sad there is no outlet in South Africa,
    (very sad smiley)

  875. Believe it or not I am 57 and have never played with glitter. Making these letters seems like a fun way to start. Thank you for the great ideas and for being such an inspiration.

  877. Your glitter is just so gorg. I can think of so many different projects to use the German glass glitter
    on. The first color I will use is the Carnival Blue on my dog Jasper’s collar.

  878. I live in the UK and never can find anything like glass glitter here, in fact we do not have much of anything here for diy. Love your site and look forward to getting your emails. Keep up the good work.

  880. Gorgeous! Not sure if we can even get this product in Aussie but I will keep my eye out for it. Love the work around for the magnetic letters. They are much easier to track down at a reasonable price. Nicely done.

  881. What a great idea on the magnetic letters. I have random ones around her somewhere! Would love some glass glitter to glam them up!

  883. I love glass glitter! It reminds me of the 40’s and all the glam of that time. Thank you for the giveaway!

  885. Love these letters! All kinds of ideas pop in my head for this beautiful, fun glass glitter.

  886. Hi, I just stumbled on the site and now I’m hooked. Glitter will suck me in every time. Would be amazing to win some.

  887. I love German glitter glass, because it has wonderful sparkle. When light hits it everything lights up.I would love to win, thanks for the opportunity.

  894. This is a great tutorial! Makes me excited for the holidays! I’m enjoying summer and I don’t want it to end, but it’s something to look forward to this fall!!!

  895. Love the German Glass Glitter – I have a little pricess who would love her name in big glittery letters on her bedroom wall.

  896. Love glass glitter and Miss Mustard Seed products! Thanks for the chance to win!

  898. I have several sets of these vintage magnetic letters. I’ve never thought of glittering them! I can’t wait to try it. Thanks for the tutorial and the opportunity to win your awesome glass glitter”

  899. What a wonderful idea!!!!! My husband says our whole house sparkles when I “play” with the glitter!
    Love your glass glitter ~ thanks so much for the chance to win!!!

  905. I want to give this to my daughter who has been planning a letter project for her new home!
    Thank you, love your work and creativity!

  909. Oh my goodness…..how great would a win of glitter be? Yay….thanks for an awesomely generous giveaway! Hoping I win! Jean from south jersey

  910. Thank you so much for the tutorial and the great idea to use refrigerator letters! My granddaughters would love the glittery goodness!

  912. I have these letters on my fridge so when my little ones visit Nonni, they can play in the kitchen. What a great idea to jazz up these plastic letters! Marion, thank you for these ideas. I love your book & blog!

  913. I never would have thought to glitter up the kiddos’ plastic frig letters…that’s genius! Can’t wait to make some.

  914. I have been drooling over this glitter. I would start glittering everything! Thanks!

  915. Marian, You are so generous with this offer and what an amazing product! I have been drooling since you started with the German glitter but have been using up the glitter that I have at home before ordering some. This is a great opportunity and I hope, hope, hope you pick me. Thanks for all the inspiration, Barb

  919. A friend of mine uses this type of glitter and makes beautiful miniature nature scenes, a lot of them with birds, and puts them under glass cloches. They are amazing!

    Thanks for the idea. I will be looking for letters to glitter!

  921. OMG! They are delicious! I can’t wait to get some. I also want to thank you for your Help Oil. I used it to restore a log top island and it is magnifico!

  924. I love all the colors – so pretty! I am looking around at all the things that I could glitter… hmmmm

  926. Thanks for the chance of winning some glitter…I can have some fun with all those colors!

  928. Beautiful glitter! Makes me happy just looking at it— hope I have a lucky day! Thanks

  933. What a great idea Marian!! Thank you for sharing….I love the look of glass glitter, but have never used any. I would love the chance to win yours!! Thanks…Linda

  940. I love your new glitter glass collection. The colors are stunning. I would love to win the collection. Thanks for the opportunity.

  941. This glitter is BEAUTIFUL! I would love to try a project using this. Just the right amount of twinkle.

  942. Ohhhh….I LOVE glitter! I’ve not yet used your glitter but am anxious to try it~! I follow your blog daily…in fact I anxiously await each new post! I’m catching up on missed posts today because we were hit by hurricane “Arthur” on the weekend here in New Brunswick, Canada, and so we’ve been without many “luxuries” like power, phones, internet for quite a bit. However, I’m back up an running and following you along your journey! Love your decorative touch!

  945. I would love to try this glitter on the vintage-look paper angels I make at Christmas for gifts. I enjoyed this tutorial.

  950. Very Generous Giveaway. ALL FIVE GLITTERS! Crossing my fingers to win these quality glitters.

  951. With two nine year old girls and a Brownie troop of 10 girls, it’s like glitter is in my blood. Now, to get some beautiful glitter for ME, that would be a real treat!

    The glitters are just beautiful!!

  952. Thank you for the chance to get this wonderful glitter! I’ve been wanting it since the first time I saw you using it.

  953. Love your glitter❤️. It just makes me happy inside when I see glittered letters…kind of like sparklers and fireworks

  955. Thanks for a chance to win this awesom glitter! I just love it, especially the blue, which is my favorite color! And I would love to try it out on all kinds of thing!

  957. My princess and I used the tiara to add some bling to an old chandelier I found in the crawl space of my grandmother’s house…we could definitely make more things pretty if we win this giveaway!

  959. I have my grandsons age 8 and 10 spending 5weeks this summer they informed me that Transformer’s would look great all glittered up for Xmas ornaments…they said Nanna hope we WIN !

  962. Your glass glitter is beautiful! I’m re-doing my bedroom, so would be fun to use on a DIY project for that!

  967. What fun my Grandaughter and I could have with all that beautiful glitter! The plastic letters are a cute idea.

  968. Marian, I love your tutorials and the originality of your projects and posts! You truly inspire me in so many ways. I have done several projects for my home and booth space based on your ideas and posts. Abbé Doll goes to my church and I’ve visited “All Dolled Up” several times as well. I refer people to your website all the time. My son and daughter-in-law used your kitchen as inspiration for their own kitchen remodel. You are amazing! I have 7 granddaughters and also teach a preschool Sunday School class, so glitter has been a staple in my life. But this glass glitter is so AMAZING! I would love to give it a try!
    Thanks for your fabulous blog. It’s a highlight of my day!!

  969. Love this glitter and love your blog! Thank you for doing what you do and inspiring so many!

  971. What a wonderful way to embellish a space! I love the teal/blue version of your glitter. And I am German, so I am a little proud that you stress the fact that this glitter is German! I will now have to quickly find a project where I can use this wonderful stuff of yours…..

  972. I love this glitter, particularly your color options are great! So beautiful! And I am German, so it makes me a little proud that you stress the fact that this glitter is German glass! Now I will have to quickly find a project to do to use this great stuff……. great giveaway!

  974. I have a bunch of glitter that I haven’t been using much. Thanks so much for the inspiration to try something new and fun with my stash.

  978. The Glitter is beautiful! I am looking forward to making many things for my 5 month old granddaughter!!!

  982. I have never worked with glass glitter but it looks like a great idea for some Christmas ornaments!! Love your blog!

  983. I confess…I am a Glitteraholic. Even is there as a cure I wouldn’t take it! 🙂 Life should be SPARKLY!

    Thank You So Much for the chance to win some of your Beautiful Glitter!
    Sincerely,
    Laurie aka Idgie

  989. Oh…what a wonderful treat! I am number 790? Wow! I have been looking at glass glitter online and then at your site…I have some old Christmas ornaments, etc that I got from my Grandmother over 40 years ago…I wanted to add some glitter to a few of them and wondered just the best place to go to get some…I love that you have it available now! Just trying to decide which color. I also want to make some little putz houses and I think either clear or silver would be great for those too. Thanks for offering this wonderful give-a-way,Marian….love everything you do..hope your dream of a new house happens soon..

  990. What a great and easy craft project. We are coming back to the states after 12 years in Brazil. This giveaway would be great to start our new home!

  991. I admired your letters at Lucketts and regret never buying any! But I’m sure my girls would rather us glitter some magnets (and numerous other things) ourselves! Hope I win!

  992. I already love your milk paint, would be great to have a play with the German glass glitter too and see what I can do!
    So pretty.

  994. I made a banner for my daughter’s graduation out of an old map book — it spells out “Adventure Awaits”. I dipped the bottom of the banner in glitter (inspired by one of your earlier posts). She cried when she saw it — and when she looked at it closer, she squealed, “I LOVE the glitter!”. It was one of my most satisfying crafts this year! Thank you for your inspiration!

  995. Fun and inspiring! If I win I just might be nice and share with my daughter, she loves glitter. 😉

  996. My daughter just got engaged and your beautiful glitter is giving me all kinds of wonderful ideas for crafting fun items for her engagement party, shower, wedding etc…

  997. Ok love love glitter!!! Glitter on everything!and
    I bought your mag it’s great cover story!!!!
    Pam

  999. This glitter is amazing!!! Thank you for the opportunity to win some!!!
    EXCITED!!!
    Marla

  1001. I would love some glitter, to jazz up some sheet music wreaths I make for a church craft bazaar!

  1002. Oh, how I would love to be the winner of your most beautiful glitters……your pictures made me want to glitter everything that doesn’t move!

  1004. Great post. Oh, but I love the blue glitter so much. Another idea for my ‘to do’ list.

  1006. Oh, it would be sooooo much fun to try out your glitters. Thanks for chance to enter!

  1008. Usually I don’t like glitter- but these letters and those colors are remarkable! Thank you for having this giveaway.

  1010. I love playing with glitter and would love to try your glass glitter. What a great idea to use those letters!
    Thanks, Toni

  1011. I love glitter projects. And I love the idea of using fridge magnets. My grand kids will love them. Really who doesn’t ? At the holidays I sprinkle the sidewalk with glitter , by the end of the day the house floor has glitter every where. It adds magic to the day. And I always wait a week to vacuum it up just because I love glitter! Thanks for the idea Sharon from landofprecious.com

  1012. My siblings and I made Christmas ornaments using German glass glitter when we were kids. I would love to have some to play with again. Sarah

  1013. Your glass glitters are truly beautiful, and I saw some wooden letters just yesterday at Michael’s that would be perfect candidates. thanks for the awesome giveaway! Tina

  1014. WOW! What a fantastic giveaway. I love this glass glitter. It is so beautiful and shiny. Would love to play around with all these colors. Thanks for a chance to win.

  1015. I would use the German glass glitter on an old picture frame that needed a new look.

  1017. I was just wondering where I could get some glass glitter. Christmas will be here before we know it! Thanks for the chance to win.

  1021. I LOVE glass glitter! I just discovered it this past winter via you I believe! I had planned to make ornaments to give as gifts with it & could not find any anywhere. Then proceeded to look online to find it was sold out everywhere ! I would love to win some! Does your silver tarnish like the old german glass glitter did?

  1027. I would love to win some glitter! I have an extra set of magnet letters waiting to be decorated.

  1029. I haven’t used glitter in years, but after seeing this GORGEOUS glitter, I’m ready to use it again!

  1030. I’ve never used German glass glitter, although I LOVE the look. I’d love to try. Thanks for the opportunity of winning. 🙂

  1032. What a great idea!! AND a terrific giveaway! In my world, glitter is never wrong. 🙂

  1034. No glittery goodness here in South Africa… Not even Milk Paint! What’s up with that? LOL

  1035. These are so great! I love them! I live in a house with my three teenage sons and husband. Any way I can add some much needed sparkle to my home decor without being to foo foo is great!!! One of my most favorite Christmas ornaments is my tree topper that is made with German glitter glass. It’s absolutely stunning on the tree 🙂 Btw, I would LOVE to win this 🙂 what a great idea!

  1037. I love German glass glitter and the colors in your line are gorgeous! Thanks for giving away a set!

  1038. Would love the opportunity to win so I can play, play, play with the glitter. Thanks for the ideas!

  1039. thank for the give away, I love glitter glass. I love glitter glass. I love glitter glass. Great tutorial, btw

  1046. I would love to try at the german glass glitter. I have a silhouette cameo that can cut chipboard in any font on my computer. I must try that!

  1047. Ooooooh! They are sooo pretty! Please, please let me win some german glass glitter.

  1049. I would Love to try your glitter.
    I have a lot of these plastic letters that I have picked up here and there from thrift stores.

  1050. Beautiful! Can’t wait to try this. Thanks for the inspiration and wonderful ideas!

  1051. As a teacher, I can think of many fun ways to utilize the glitter in my classroom, and as a home lover, I can think of another million ways to use it in my dreamy little cottage.

  1052. Love the original chipboard letters. There are some amazing wood letters at some of the craft stores and it seems like they would work as well. Love the glass glitter! I am new to your blog and I really enjoy being inspired by your projects and your positive outlook on life. Thanks for the daily inspiration! Love your blog!

  1053. What a good idea to used what we already have at home !
    Thanks a lot, you opened my mind 🙂

  1054. I love the glittered letters! And what a good idea to use the plastic magnetic letters! Very fun! My favorite color of your glitter is the blue one!

  1055. This glass glitter is wonderful! I cut out snowflakes with a scroll saw out of oak for ornaments and I think this glitter would be perfect to cover them!

  1056. Has anyone told you Target has the magnet letters right now in the Dollar Spot? The even have some cute script ones! Run quickly because once everyone sees this post they will be gone! 😉

  1058. Has anyone told you Target has the magnet letters right now in the Dollar Spot? They even have some cute script ones! Run quickly because once everyone sees this post they will be gone! 😉

  1059. Love the look of these letters! I can’t wait to try some of this out! I’m already thinking of projects I could do with it. 🙂

  1061. Ii would share your glitter, to inspire others to transform the ordinary to the extraordinary!

  1062. Oh my goodness! I love your glitter and this tutorial is amazing! I would love to get some of your glitter and totally copy you…would be so cute on our fridge or chalkboard! 🙂

  1064. I had ordered glass glitter several years ago from a company in Germany. I am so glad to see that you carry this product!! I LOVE using glass glitter. The ideas are endless!!!

  1066. Sweet, I have used those plastic letters to make gold letters for a wedding I helped with.

  1068. Absolutely LOVE the sparkly goodness of these letters- they are awesome!!! Using the magnets is brilliant, of course 🙂 Got to make some!! Thanks for the inspiration!!

  1070. I have been looking at all the beautiful colors and wondering which one I would order,but with this giveaway, I can try all of them! Thank you!

  1071. I happened to have stumble to your blog and now make it part of my daily routine to check what new and exciting things you are creating, and you never disappoint me! Love the glitter idea, but most of all thank you for introducing MMS paint to someone that has been recycling furniture for the past 30 years.

  1073. Great idea for using the plastic letters. One of my co-teacher’s favorite saying was, “Everthing is better with glitter!” I love your blog!

  1074. I’ve never seen anything so cute! I have four grandchildren and we have a ton of these letters at my house. I now have a great craft project for them. This is going to be a fantastic way to spend time with them. Thank you for the idea!! Love it!

  1076. I enjoy your site and your new slant on common items. I’m a pre K teacher and craft nut. Currently painting an old cupboard similar to one you did. Can’t wait to finish and get loaded up with my collectables. Thanks for all the great ideas.

  1078. I’m hoping my local MMS paint store has some of your glitter…Maybe i will get lucky today!!! Love your products!

  1079. Oh!! I love this look. Great idea using the fridge letters.
    I REALLY hope I win!
    Thank you.

  1081. Love the glitters and would love to win. Glitter letters would be a great birthday gift for a friend.

  1082. Those letters look fun! I can think of many projects to use your glass glitter for! Thanks for the opportunity to win a set.

  1083. what simple way of adding to the season. I love seeing ideas for Christmas now; gives me lots of time to plan.

  1084. I honestly have not used glitter since making ornaments with my kids at least 30 years ago. However, I just bought some cute letters the other day for a project, but had not decided for sure how I was going to finish them. I would love to try your glass glitter. Thank you for the giveaway and the opporrtunity to try real glass glitter, Marion!

  1088. How cleaver to use those plastic letters for this project. I ordered the glitter after seeing it on your website a couple of years ago. Like you, I could not find letters worthy of this gorgeous glitter, so it has sat unused. Thanks!

  1089. WOw magnetic letters …whoda thunk…This is why I visit your site…Glitter is essential in every girls craft basket….

  1090. Glittery goodness is so right. I would love to get my hands on some of this beautiful sparkle !
    Thank you for the chance to win.

  1091. Hey Marian, how about a red glitter for Christmas, you could call it “ruby slippers”!

  1092. I’ve never heard of glass glitter. Thanks so much for your blog. Have been following you for about a year now. You’re the best!

  1093. HELLO! I am new to your site but have been reading so much about your fabulous products on so many other Blogs! The glass glitter looks to be another great addition to your line and something that I would like to experiment with. I like to make plaques for children’s rooms with their names and using this product would add “some Bling”. Who doesn’t love Bling.

    I look forward to going through your site so I can see for myself what everyone raves about.

    Thanks for being here!

    Cher

  1094. Love, love, love that glass glitter! My grandkids would be delighted if I glittered letters for them to use on my frig!

  1097. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
    Please pick me! So excited to order some for some winter projects!!!!
    ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

  1099. Ohhhhh I’m so excited to be chosen. Thank you for the opportunity Miss Mustard Seed!!! 🙂

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