Wondering if anyone that picked up the vine black glitter garland on clearance at JoAnn's last Spring might want to part with a few? It was black with glitter about 6 feet long. I bought a few for a project and need a few more. Didn't see it on their site this year. Thanks.

Hi all! I have a few fake pumpkins my daughter decorated when she was much younger. She doesn't like them anymore, so she wants to redecorate them. Some have modge podge on them and some have glitter. What is the best way to remove this stuff? Can I sand them with sandpaper? Thanks. julie

(perhaps "removal" isn't the correct word here, how about just covering it so that it doesn't sparkle at all) I found something that I like at Michaels, but it is 100% covered in glitter. It would be SO cool to spray paint it with an aged metallic look. So...can you actually spray paint over...

Proof glitter maims:eek: Don't get that crap in your eyes!!! http://imgur.com/gallery/ltYHc5z

I've noticed that there are a lot of people who are frustrated with the glitter props leaving glitter everywhere. I've heard glitter described as the "herpes of the crafting world" :o For those of you who don't mind the look but hate the mess I thought I'd share my method of glitter...

Any of our crafty types have ideas for making a dead looking wreath? I have an animated funeral portrait on a stand and wanted a wreath hanging beneath it. My display is very Victorian so I didn't want a Michael's black plastic and purple glitter one ;) I want something that looks like it died...