Peggy has some great ideas on what to do with your little bottle of Pearls!

Simon Hurley shares some bold Perfect Pearls techniques to make your cards shine! #cardmaking #stamping #crafts #diy

I have never had Liquid Pearls in my hands. But I have seen enough projects created with it to know that I want some. I have read some articles about how to use Puff paint or Fabric paint and how it has the same or similar effect as the Liquid Pearls made by Ranger. I don't know because I haven't used any of the products mentioned. However I did buy a couple of months ago a bottle of Pearl Metallic White acrylic paint and Glossy Accents from Ranger. So after looking at many projects and what…

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Today's post is an easy tip to making your own pearl paint flourishes. I simply use a flourish stamp and a watermark ink pad, stamp the design and then use it as a guide to follow along with pearl paint. Ranger liquid pearls or usually any fabric paint will work - just test the brand on a scrap to ensure it doesn't bleed, I have heard some brands can (but it has never happened to me before). You can also gently tap the underside of the paper to flatten the paint dots if you want rounded…

Oz bottle of Liquid Pearls in an easy squeeze bottle with a fine nib tip. You can also use it on wood, paper mache or any surface that you might use an acrylic paint on. Puffy paint adds character to your projects.

You just never know where inspiration is going to come from...a few weeks ago I was watching an old episode of Cake Boss and I saw Buddy use a very cool technique to decorate a cake that I knew instantly I had to try using Liquid Pearls. I did some searching around on the internet and I finally found what this technique was called in the cake world ~ Brush Embroidery. It is just beautiful and here is my stamping world version... Liquid Pearls Brushed Embroidery Supplies: Liquid Pearls…

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...

I made these cards from a cut file on Cricut's Design Space.. I so love my Cricut Explore and the details it can cut.