Molly Kaye Yes it would. Just make sure to apply an even coat of Fashion Bond all over the areas you want to glitter.

hiyakathyy Hi there ... We have only tested Tulip Fashion Glitter with Tulip Fashion Glitter Bond and know for certain that they create a permanent bond on fabric when used together. However, you can try testing other brands of glitter with Glitter Bond on scrap fabric to make sure they work before starting your project!

Hi there! Tulip Fashion Glitter Bond is an adhesive specially formulated to permanently adhere glitter to fabric. Glitter Bond can be brushed or sponged on so you won't have to worry about any dimensional effects. It will work on organza, but because organza is such a light fabric, it will slightly stiffen once dry; any adhesive that you use will stiffen the fabric because of the adhesive properties versus such a delicate fabric. We did some testing in house this morning with Glitter Bond on organza and we noticed that it only slightly stiffened the fabric once it dried, but overall the fabric remained moveable and fairly flexible. We also did testing with glitter spray and noticed it really stiffened the organza once dry. We recommend using a paintbrush to brush on the Glitter Bond in your snowflake design then immediately apply the glitter over the adhesive, lightly pressing the glitter with your finger to help it set. (Remember to put wax paper underneath your fabric when applying the adhesive so it doesn't stick to your work surface.) Let it dry completely and it should be ready to wear! Good luck with your project and please let us know how it turns out!

Thank you so much, I have found the tulip glitter spray since asking this question, I see you have said it does stiffen it more. Maybe then I could try the 2 methods and take my pick at the end of the day. I will be starting the costume in another 2 weeks or so, but that will be the skirt and bodice first, then the cape, so in the mean time whilst I'm making those I can be getting supplies in to test. I think I saw it for sale in the uk somewhere on-line, might have been amazon. So the adhesive is like a glue specially made for fabric, but not like the glue I have used before called (fabric glue), like said it is very hard to get that totally flat look with applying glitter to fabric. Do you know how far the adhesive will spread per bottle what sort of size area, to give me an idea. If you image search Disney Elsa cosplay you will see lots of peoples attempts at the costume and the cape, to give you an idea of the amount of space and design I will be covering. It's pretty big. Thanks for your help it is very much appreciated especially when you are at a loss and past attempts have not been so good. Cheers from Tracy

Hi Tracy! Yes, we definitely recommend testing the products on swatches of the fabric you will be using before working on the actual piece. You might end up liking the fabric spray over the glitter/glitter bond combo. Glitter Bond is offered in several sizes, so we're not sure how much of the fabric surface one bottle will cover; it really depends on the size of bottle you are able to order and how much adhesive you apply to sections. Some users apply the product sparingly while others are much more liberal with product application. It's dependent upon each user. If you are able to order the bigger bottle, we recommend ordering that, and perhaps a spare (it's better to have too much than not enough!). And remember to apply with a paintbrush to get a smooth, flat application; sponging or applying straight from the bottle is going to add more dimension. We hope this information helps ... Good luck with your project!

Hi there ... the glitter becomes permanent on fabric when adhered with Glitter Bond, which is an adhesive that's specially formulated to dry permanently on fabric, even through the wash. Make sure to wash your glittered fabric inside out on gentle cycle or hand wash for best results.

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Sorry for the late response ... We missed your comment! You can actually apply the glitter directly to the fabric paint while it's still wet! It'll dry permanently with the paint.

Hi there ... are you looking to add glitter to the logo or the shirt itself? Is the logo a synthetic material or part of the fabric? Tulip Fashion Glitter is permanent on fabric when used with a permanent fabric glue like Tulip Glitter Bond. But if the logo is synthetic and you are looking to glitter the logo, you'll want to test applying the adhesive on a similar item to check. Or you can try a heavy duty fabric glue like Aleene's Super Fabric Adhesive: aleenes.com/aleenes-super-fabric-adhesive or even use a glitter paint that's made for fabric instead. We hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions!

Ambrosia Ulibarri Hi Ambrosia ... You can try gently dabbing on a very light coat of Tulip Fashion Glitter Bond over the top of the glitter to seal it. But adding too much adhesive over the top of the glitter can cause it to clump up and look unsightly. We hope this helps!

iLoveToCreate I will try that and let you know if that works! Thank you!!

Ambrosia Ulibarri Yes! Please keep us posted!

OMG i was about to write this until i saw this was filmed in 2009. lol

Huh? Do you write in English??

Nope! The Glitter Bond holds it in place, super easy and super fast!

I try it before and it came off when I wore the tee shirt that I made. so I trying to see what I did wrong

noor0677 Did you sprinkle the glitter onto the Glitter Bond immediately after applying it? It's important that you apply the glitter onto the Glitter Bond immediately before it starts to dry. You can even press the glitter with your finger after applying to help set it into the glue. Then make sure to let it dry completely for the amount of time recommended on the bottle. It's also possible that you didn't apply enough Glitter Bond to your fabric; if you applied a layer that was too thin, it may not have been enough to secure the glitter to the fabric. We hope this helps!

ok thank u