No, I’m sorry, I do not have a step-by-step video for this sensory bottle.

Tienes video del paso a paso

Hi Virginia,

We use the glue recommended in the DIY craft supply list posted before the step-by-step instructions. Unfortunately the glitter glue we used is no longer available, and I’m not sure if other mixed glitter glue colors will make the same type of galaxy as the one shown in the photographs for this DIY glitter sensory bottle tutorial. Experiment and have fun!

Hi, Melanie!

I used the recipe and method described in this post. If you need further clarification on any of the ingredients or steps described please let me know.

Good question Shona. Honestly, I’m not sure. You will need to add clear glue if you try that option to make the glitter bottle work properly. Using only glitter and water would be a bit of a disappointment. The glitter needs glue to swirl and stay suspended in the water when you shake the bottle. I would guess that if you used glitter in a rainbow of colors including black and added in about 2 ounces of clear tacky glue it might work? You can also try clear corn syrup instead of glue, but you will need more corn syrup than clear glue. Let me know how it turns out if you try it 🙂

Good question Amy! I wish I could give you the answer but I have not tested it. I’m not sure if the black of the galaxy would show up in the same way. When I made this bottle, I did not use the black glitter glue that came with the set at first. I was trying to make a rainbow bottle but the glitter in this glue has a black substance in it so I ended up adding the black in to make it a galaxy bottle. I think it is important to use the Sargent glue listed above if you want the same effect, but trying another brand may work? Let me know what happens if you try another kind of glitter glue 🙂