Cards using perfect pearls

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Add a little shimmer and shine to your stamped cards by using Perfect Pearls . Find out how to over at the Capture the Moment blog. -Heather

Hi everyone! My tutorial today is going to be about using your Lindy's Stamp Gang Magical powders along with VersaMark ink. Not all o...

I had so much fun playing around with my new Kaboom! set and the effect of using mica powders on dark cardstock, that I really wanted to experiment more with that technique paired with different images. Today I'll show you...

Happy Monday Stampers! Hope you all enjoyed a restful weekend...maybe one full of stamping?! We have a great sketch for you today that can be interpreted in so many creative ways. Join along in the fun with some of our design team who have created a bit of inspiration for you to get started. Link up below so we can see your creation, too! The linky will stay up for 2 weeks. Stampin' Up! products are encouraged, but not required. Just play along and have fun! Click on the designer's name for…

Tools required: Mica powders (perfect pearls, pearlex, cosmic shimmer, etc) Soft brushes (1 fine and one broad) and one for brushing away ex...

So pearly, so shiny and SO pretty! This will work with any embossing folder but I was playing with the new Sand & Sea suite (coming out in the January-June mini catalog from Stampin’ Up) …

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…

I've decided to whip out my Perfect Pearls and show you a few techniques I like. I did these with my girls watching, they were really diggin' these techniques and want to try some themselves. :) There are Perfect Pearls and there are Pearl Ex. I have both. The difference between the two is the Perfect Pearls already have the binder mixed in them so they will react/stick to water and ink. The Pearl Ex needs to be mixed with a binder. I mix mine with Gum Arabic (four parts Pearl Ex to one part…