Introduction to - Pixie Powders
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- the wonder of Pixie Powder awaits you... this video is jam packed full of ways to use this incredible product! but to be honest the sky is the limit... so so so many techniques you can use with this fun inspiring product!
You can purchase the items used in this video in both of our stores -
Craftmania, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Craftmania Lowestoft, Suffolk
Or online here - www.craftmania...
Thank you it's a very informative video. I bought these a long time ago and all I did what them was shake them out & spritz with water. now I will try to paint with them and other things. thank you very much have a good day👍
I was a little frustrated trying to figure out how to get a beautiful background with these. This video helped me so much!! I love the looks I have accomplished!
Hey Patricia, I too used a wipe and left on my craft table with the end in a little saucer of water. It drew the water up and spread the colours. Dried it out, ironed it and used it for the front of a card, so pretty. Wish I’d taken a photo. You reminded me, so may have another go. Love.
Can't wait to try these. Thanks Jamie for another great video!
Wow you are just so good and with that ribbon Never would have thought of that cos I would have got a wipe to clean up Thank you for sharing.
Great demos as always TFS
Thank you Ruth :) Glad you enjoyed it :) - Jamie
love the ribbon idea
Thank you :)
Great tutorial. I have these powders, just not sure how to use them. Thanks.
Thanks now i know how to use mine!
Going to buy some and try
Good luck! hope you get on well - we have lot's in stock at the moment - www.craftmaniacrafts.com
ahhh you just wiped your fingers on your trousers, don't worry I won't tell on you Jamie.
Is the texture past the same as the gilding polish paste
Hello Carolyn, sadly not... Texture paste is more of a thick dimensional paste (slightly like the thickness of tooth paste maybe) that dries in a 3d form. Gilding polish is more like a mousse, or cream... that you apply in a very thin layer more like a paint... I hope this makes sense :)