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  • Working with Specialty Paints
  • From "Scrapbooking"
    episode SCB-324
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    Jewelcraft owner, Julianna Hudgins, shares tips on working with specialty paints for your scrapbooking pages, seen here.

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    Figure A

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    Figure B

    Guest Julianna Hudgins, the owner of Jewelcraft, shares tips on working with specialty paints for your scrapbooking pages.

    • Make sure that your work surface is clean and covered with paper.

    • Radiant Pearls dry by absorption -- not evaporation.

    • Use a heavier cardstock such as 801b Hammermill Via for quick and easy use and dry time.

    • Choose three colors to work with and apply, using a toothpick, to an old unwanted CD disc. Place each color in a separate area on the disc, in the amount of the size of a half a dollar coin.

      Note: Don't use a CD that you my need in the future, make sure to use an old one not in use.

    • Using a stipple brush size 2 or 4, apply paints to paper (figure A) using an up and down motion.

    • Apply darkest color first, then the medium and then light.

    • You can actually see the colors chasing each other around the paper as they mix into one another.

      Option: Use a tile comb (figure B) while paints are wet to create a unique textured look.

    • Finished papers take between 15 minutes and overnight to dry depending on how much paint you apply.

    Other Techniques

    • Apply Radiant Pearl paints to stamps using stipple brushes and stamp image onto paper.

    • Detail paint with Radiant Pearls by using a detail brush to paint in image of stamp or other hand drawn images.



    RESOURCES :
    Radiant Pearl Paints (Angelwings Enterprises)


    Angelwings Enterprises
    Fresno, CA 93721


    GUESTS :

    Julianna Hudgins
    Jewelcraft
    Secaucus, NJ
    Website: www.jewelcraft.biz

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