DIY Squishy Glitter Set: 6 Colors and How to Use Them

What the six jars give you

The TABASQUISHY DIY Squishy Glitter Set is a compact add-on for handmade squishies: six jars of glitter mix at 7.5g each, 45g total. The colors are Deep Blue, Iridescent White, Green, Purple, Sky Blue, and Pink. That spread matters for beginners because it covers a cool range (blue, green, sky blue), a warm accent (pink), a deep tone (purple), and a neutral shimmer (iridescent white) you can use to soften or highlight the others.

Each jar is small on purpose. You are adding accents and details, not filling a mold, so a little goes further than the jar size suggests. The set is designed for use with TABASQUISHY DIY Squishy Kits, so treat it as a finishing supply rather than a standalone squishy-making kit.

How to use glitter for squishies: a beginner-friendly order

The supplied product information describes sprinkling, mixing, and layering the glitter to create colors, textures, and finishes. It does not prescribe exact ratios or curing steps, so start small and build up rather than committing a full jar to one project.

1. 1. Pick a base color first: Choose one of the six mixes as your main tone — Deep Blue, Green, Purple, Sky Blue, or Pink — and decide whether you want a solid look or a two-tone effect.
2. 2. Add iridescent white as your adjuster: Iridescent White is the most flexible jar in the set. Use it to lighten a dark mix or add a shift in the finish without changing the base color completely.
3. 3. Sprinkle a little, then check: The set is described as letting you 'sprinkle in a little,' so add glitter gradually and look at the result before adding more. This is especially useful on a first project where you are still learning how much sparkle you like.
4. 4. Mix colors in a separate spot: If you want a custom shade, blend small amounts of two mixes together rather than dipping into both jars with the same tool. That keeps your remaining jars clean and predictable for the next project.
5. 5. Layer for texture and accents: The product details list layering as one way to use the set. Think of layering as adding a second glitter style over or beside the first to create contrast — for example, a pink accent over a sky blue base.

Mixing versus layering: which look suits your project

Mixing gives you a uniform, blended finish. It is the safer choice if you want a squishy that reads as one color with sparkle throughout. Layering gives you visible contrast and a more handmade, one-of-a-kind effect. The set supports both, but they fail in different ways: over-mixing can muddy a color, while heavy layering can bury the base tone.

For a first attempt, try mixing two jars for the main body and reserving a third color for a small accent. That way you get a custom color and a visible detail without using most of the set on one squishy.

What the catalog confirms about this set

• DIY Squishy Glitter Set – 6 Colors | Keep Creating: Six glitter mixes: Deep Blue, Iridescent White, Green, Purple, Sky Blue, and Pink. The color range is the main reason to buy this set over a single-jar glitter; it lets you blend custom shades and accents.

  

• DIY Squishy Glitter Set – 6 Colors | Keep Creating: 6 jars total, 7.5g per jar, 45g total. Knowing the quantity helps you plan: this is an accent supply, so budget it across several small projects rather than one large fill.
• DIY Squishy Glitter Set – 6 Colors | Keep Creating: Designed for use with TABASQUISHY DIY Squishy Kits. This set is a companion to the kits, not a complete squishy-making kit on its own.
• DIY Squishy Glitter Set – 6 Colors | Keep Creating: Labeled for crafting use only and not edible. These are the two explicit safety labels supplied with the product; keep the jars away from food and from children who might taste them.

Safety labels beginners should not skip

The supplied product information carries two clear warnings: for crafting use only, and not edible. It also states CPC, CE, and UKCA approval for quality assurance. Those labels tell you what the product is cleared for, but they do not replace supervision or common sense around small jars and loose glitter.

The record does not list an age range for this set, so do not assume one. If you are buying for a child, check the age guidance on the squishy kit you plan to use it with and keep the glitter jars stored closed between sessions.

Practical tips for getting more from six small jars

• Keep one jar untouched as a reference: If you plan to mix custom colors, leave at least one jar — iridescent white is a good candidate — free of contamination so you can always adjust a later batch.
• Label your blends: When you mix two colors, note the ratio on a scrap of paper. The set has no printed recipe, so your own notes become the guide for repeating a look you like.
• Store jars closed and dry: The supplied information does not include specific storage instructions beyond the crafting-only and not-edible warnings. Keeping the jars closed between uses is the minimum sensible habit for any loose glitter.
• Match glitter to the squishy's finish: If your squishy kit already has a glitter or crystal finish, a light accent in a contrasting color will show up more than a matching one. The six-color range makes that contrast easy to plan.