505 Odif OdiShine | Glitter Gel 65g | for Use On All Textile Fabrics, Paper, Wood, Cardboard and Canvas | BPA Free, Acid Free | Recyclable Packagi...

I love this glitter! I was nervous about ordering it; I am very anti-glitter when it's in its loose form since it gets everywhere and never goes away. I did some test applications with this glitter, and it stays on so well! Even the single loose glitter pieces adhered to the paper instead of getting all over. I love the color, and I'm really happy to have the sparkle without the mess.

I love this stuff. First off, its purple! Second, the color and shine are amazing. This is easy to work with, adheres well, and is fairly scentless. It is easy to use with plastic stencils, etc. on fabric. It comes with a little spreader so you can keep the glitter on your project instead of all over your hands. The scraper is great for getting the glitter into the stencils while scraping off the excess for use later. Its a great product and a little goes a long way. I plan to order more colors for my projects. Overall a great glitter gel. Highly recommended!

I've never used something like this before so I didn't really know what to expect or if I could even use it for what I was wanting to use it for. Once I got it and played around with it I was pleasantly surprised with it especially since I was able to use it on paper like I wanted. Since it was mostly showing clothes in the instructions I didn't expect it to go well but it did. The paste works great for mixes media and paper stuff as well. So it's very versatile. The paste spreads easily and doesn't get all over the place. I used mine with stencils as well. The spreader that comes with it makes every easier. It fit inside the jar easily and easy to clean too. Once this stuff is dry it doesn't budge which is great. The consistency of the paste reminds me of those new dove body scrubs if youve ever used then before. This paste does have smell but you can't really smell unless you're super close to the container and I will say that it does not smell good at all. It smells awful so just don't. I definitely recommend this stuff it really amazing stuff.

I'm really interested in mixed media, making monoprints and such for collage and cards. I'm always buying and trying new paints, papers and other supplies. This caught my eye. It said it could be used for mixed media. The instructions to use on fabric are to hit it with an iron using parchment between the fabric and the iron but there are no instructions for mixed media. I just took an old credit card and scooped some out and smeared it over a stencil. A couple hours later it was dry to the touch, it may have actually dried even sooner but I'm not sure how long it took because I was on to the next thing. I did not need to apply heat. It is very much fixed onto the paper and is not flaking or flicking off. I uploaded a picture, I did a lousy job at smearing on the stencil and I used a mediocre gel print to boot so please don't judge the product based on my haste. I'm very happy with it but I don't want to use any more of it up demonstrating as it is very small container. So overall I'm really liking this, I love the color, it was very easy to use, it had no smell and it dried and is pretty fixed without any additional treatment. Looking forward to implementing this in a project of some sort in the near future. I would like to get even more colors. The only downside is as I said is a very small container, and there were no instructions for mixed media but apparently none are needed.

I'm reviewing "Odif OdiShine | Glitter Gel 65g | for Use On All Textile Fabrics, Paper, Wood, Cardboard and Canvas | BPA Free, Acid Free | Recyclable Packaging (Gold)" which I received via the VINE program. We've all heard the saying, "Glitter is the STD of the craft world", and I have to admit, I hate glitter, it don't like it, I stay away from using it but I do like the look of it in some types of crafts. I wanted to give this a try to see if it helps with the glitter getting onto everything. This is applied like a paste almost. It's spread on with either the little spreader that it comes with or a wooden stick, whatever you use. It then needs to dry on what it's been applied to. It is then set by heat. I tested it first on paper, honestly just a post-it note I had easily accessible at the moment. I applied some with my finger and didn't even heat set it. Just let it dry. It has dried solid, and it not letting any of the glitter particles smear or flake off! This stuff is made by the same company that makes my favorite quilt basting spray or 505. I'm hooked on this and wish I had gotten more or the colors other than just gold. LOVE IT!!!!