Pearl ex powder tutorials

Hi everyone, just a quick hello to let you know that by reader request I have made a tutorial for stamping with Pearl Ex powders and am sharing it with you at Stamps & Stencils today. Click HERE for the full tutorial. I listen to and love every sweet comment. I hope you will enjoy this tutorial. What a fun process! Below are the cards I've made using this technique. The butterfly card posted HERE was my first attempt. And I made this Valentine to illustrate the tutorial. I hope you like it…

Pearl Ex pigments are highly versatile and can be used to add color to a variety of different crafting mediums. Among other projects, Pearl Ex can be used to create colored embossing powder, colored polymer clay, watercolor paints, and...

If you are looking for a way to add some metallic sheen or pearlescent shimmer to you projects, I would recommend Jacquard Pearl Ex Pigment Powders that can be found in your local craft supply store and at Walmart and will cost anywhere from $25 to $30 a set of 12 jars. Yes this is a bit pricey but they last for a very long time because you use very little at a time. You can even split up the jars with a friend and save yourself some money. Here are a couple of links where you can also find…

Tools required: Mica powders (perfect pearls, pearlex, cosmic shimmer, etc) Soft brushes (1 fine and one broad) and one for brushing away excess Versamark ink pad (pigment ink pads will work too and offer diferent colour combos – you just need to experiment till you find what works for you) Stamp selection Cheap hairspray Gum Arabic (optional) First recommendation: put down either a craft mat or paper because you will get powder on your worktable otherwise. Technique One: Ink up your chosen…

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Hello everyone, Autumn here with today's inspirational post. I hope to inspire you to use your stamps in a new way today. Years ago, w...

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Pearl-Ex Spray (aka Glimmer Spray) I like to add glimmer to cards occasionally but especially to Christmas cards. I make a little glimmer spray from pearl-ex. One of my stamping friends shared this technique with me several years ago although I don't remember who & I'd like to share it with you. It is easy and inexpensive. It does evaporate because the base is alcohol so I only make it in small quantities. Also, I apply it at my bathroom sink with the fan running. Supplies: Empty spray…

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Hello everyone, Autumn here with today's inspirational post. I hope to inspire you to use your stamps in a new way today. Years ago, we all started collecting Pearl Ex powders, then came along Ranger's Perfect Pearls, and now there are an even wider variety of these mica pigment powders available. Way back when, we mainly used them on black paper for high contrast, but I wanted to share a different option for you mixed media junkies, using them over inky backgrounds to create multi-layered…