One of the things I have learned from my customers, is that Glass Glitter is a very personal product.
Crafters and designers who use Glass Glitter are trying to be unique, do not want to follow the crowd and are really trying to make sure their designs and projects have that something extra that make them special in every single way.
"Glitter Fairies" (as we call them) are really passionate about Glitter and we really enjoy that, and enjoy working with all of you and learning from your passion!
However, what you do with your Glitter when you are not Glittering? You have to store it! And Glitter Fairies are not happy with plastic bags or simple jars. Nope. Glitter Fairies have to store their Glitter in the most creative way possible.
This post is a tribute to all Glitter Fairies around the world and the wonderful jars, shakers and bottles they use to store their Glitter. We love it!!! I hope you do as well! Each photo links back to the blogger who created it, so please click around to check out their blogs! Lots to see there as well!
This may be stupid but i'd never seen glitter in salt shakers until i saw your blog last month.
Posted by: Charmn Goldie | November 24, 2010 at 01:55 PM
I think I've fallen in love with the idea of Glass Glitter - Now I just need to buy some and give it ago!!
Where's me purse!
Kimmi
Posted by: Kimmi | November 24, 2010 at 02:38 PM
Love this idea!!!
Posted by: MichelleGB | November 24, 2010 at 02:47 PM
Love, love, love the idea of storing glitter in old/vintage shakers. I actually have some in storage the same way.
Posted by: Ladybug 458 | November 24, 2010 at 09:38 PM
i just tweeted this post. i am an antique dealer and have a whole shelf of cut glass shakers that i just could not bear to get rid of.. now i can actually use them!
thanks,
valerie
Posted by: valerie | November 25, 2010 at 12:22 AM
Oh my I just love your ideas for glass glitter, all I need now is the gliiter and some shakers, Now you have me addicted as I love this vintage feel.
Many thanks Hugs Linda
Posted by: Linda | December 01, 2010 at 02:10 PM