Glitter Water Bracelets by @stimtastic
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Glitter Water Bracelets by @stimtastic
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[image description: a pack of two glitter tube bracelets, filled with coloured liquid and glitter, and sealed together. One bracelet is filled with silver glitter and blue fluid, while the other is filled with silver glitter and very pale pink fluid. Both bracelets are attached to a cardboard swing tag with a blue galaxy-style background and the text “kids & co glitter bracelet” on a white and grey text block. Bracelets sit on a red watermelon slice pillow.]
Glitter Bracelets - K-Mart, $1 AUD for two.
Dimensions: 6.5 cm across on the inside of the tube.
Variations: also available in a set of light purple and a slightly darker pink.
This is another new item available in K-Mart’s toy section reset.
Despite being targeted at children, I can wear this very easily--it slides over my wrist without trouble and I can push it right up to my elbow without putting any stress on the tube or its join. It may not be quite as wearable for larger adults, as I do have small hands and wrists.
The glitter and fluid in these moves really well, so it’s very easy to sit there, simply turning the bangle over and over to watch the fluid and glitter move through the tube. I like the blue one better, as it’s more colourful. I really don’t know how sturdy these are--I haven’t pulled on them that hard. The ends of the tube seem stuck down fast, but if you mean to use them for forceful or aggressive stimming, I’d be careful about doing so.
For some reason, the pale pink bracelet has glitter stuck to the outside of the tube, which makes it a little scratchy against the skin. I don’t know if this is intentional or an accident, but it does make it less nice to hold.
There’s nothing fancy here, just a super affordable stim toy.
Come check out my fidget/stim toy Etsy shop and support an autistic artist trying to get by!
I have vinyl tube bracelets up on my Etsy shop again!! You can get this green stimmy Sensory Glitter Bracelet HERE.
You can get the Blueberries and Feathers Sensory Marble Maze in Cotton HERE.
You can get the Purple Arrows Sensory Marble Maze in Cotton HERE. Stay tuned for more fun new items and check out my Etsy Shop for high quality hand made stim toys/fidgets!
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Here is another clip of my bracelet 💗💙💜
[opening image description: a light brown or tanned person’s wrist wearing a purple and pink glitter tube bracelet, filled with purple liquid, silver glitter and tiny pink and purple five-pointed stars, Photoshopped beside the wrist on a white background is a close-up shot of the same bracelet, giving a clear, in-focus view of the glitter and the stars inside it. Text above the bracelet, outlined in white, reads “bracelets galaxy” in pink and pink/green handwritten type.]
Video Tutorial - Galaxy Tube Bracelets, Innova Craft
This is a tutorial for a liquid-filled glitter tube bracelet. This just uses water, so it’s safe if it should leak.
The video uses a roll of paper to make a funnel for the pouring of water and glitter into the tube, but I have a set of tiny plastic funnels I found in the craft section of my local dollar shop. If you plan to make a few of these, it might be easier to get a proper funnel.
Components:
Clear plastic 6mm tube
Ruler
Hot glue gun
Paper to make a funnel
Water
Glitter and sequins
Food colouring
Tissue or paper towel
Holographic washi tape
Video has tinkling background music, but as there is no voiceover, it can be played on mute. All description text is displayed on screen. No closed captioning or transcript is available.
[opening image description: a compilation shot of four of the DIYs discussed in the video: a blue cat plushie made from socks; an aqua cloud pillow with black eyes and pink cheeks; a rainbow liquid glitter notebook cover with a white cloud motif; and a blue glitter jar with silver ribbon and rhinestone trimming. A purple circle in the middle of the four photos features yellow and pink text reading “10 DIY”.]
Video Tutorial - 10 5 Minute Crafts, Innova Crafts
This is a long video, running at over 15 minutes, but it features several really good stimmy DIYs, such that it’s well worth watching in full. These crafts are pretty simple, and while some use tools that aren’t quite household friendly (clear tubing, a hot glue gun, plastic sheeting), I think they’re reasonably accessible for most crafty stimmers.
Pertinent crafts for stimmers include:
Water Bracelets - clear tube filled with water and glitter, stoppered with hot glue.
Sock Cat - a cat plush made from fluffy socks, thread and stuffing. Can also be easily weighted with poly pellets or rice.
Calm Jar - another take on the standard glitter jar.
Cloud Pillow - a no-sew pillow made by gluing fabric with a hot glue gun. Can also be weighted like the sock cat tutorial.
Liquid Notebook - a note book with a rainbow-shaped cut out filled with moveable glitter. This looks fabulous for classroom stimming!
Liquid Touchscreen Stylus - a DIY stylus made from tubing, chip packet foil and hot glue. Again great for classroom/office stimming!
The video does have annoying background music, but there’s no voice over, so I watched it on mute. Because of this, however, this video will be difficult or inaccessible for people with visual processing or vision disabilities.