Glitter Glue Ponies

[Midnight and Shira 123]

Well, it's my first time ever trying this, so don't be too harsh. Here it is, Rainbow Dash in cheap glitter glue art.

 

Huge image O.o

 

More ponies to come, hopefully. I'll happily take any requests, but please only 3 at a time. I don't have a lot of glue and this is only for practice! Right now, I've only got Rainbow Dash, I'll post the open request spots below. Please no ponies with excessive purple as the pack didn't come with any shades of purple, haha. If requesting, feel free to post a picture of the pony you request if you want it done in a certain pose. I will do OC's.

 

Open request spots:

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3.

 

Glue levels:

Blue: Some

Silver: Lots

Green: Lots

Red: Some

Orange/Gold: Some

Purple: None

White: Lots

Yellow: Lots

Rainbow: Some

Edited December 19, 2013 by Midnight Eclipse

[Frosty Flurry 173]

For using cheap and uncontrollable glitter glue this is a good first attempt.

[Midnight and Shira 123]

For using cheap and uncontrollable glitter glue this is a good first attempt.

 

Thanks. Sadly, it turned out better than I thought it would. I certainly need to get some better glue, it was fun to make!

[Frosty Flurry 173]

Thanks. Sadly, it turned out better than I thought it would. I certainly need to get some better glue, it was fun to make!

But the mess, did u make any mess?

I always fo when i make these things i end up sticky and covered in glitter

[Midnight and Shira 123]

But the mess, did u make any mess?

I always fo when i make these things i end up sticky and covered in glitter

 

Everything was covered in glitter! Took forever to clean up! Squirting everywhere and soaking everything, lol it was horrible.

[Flash Fire 386]

Mixing your own glitter glue and applying with henna tubes might give you better control and quality. 

[Midnight and Shira 123]

Mixing your own glitter glue and applying with henna tubes might give you better control and quality. 

 

That's interesting, have you tried it? Seems like a very good idea, I'll give it a try!

[Flash Fire 386]

I've used the technique to embelish henna on candles and wood in small amounts.