Ken Oliver Color Burst Powder 6gm-Lamp Black

Ken Oliver Color Burst Powder 6gm-Lamp Black

• Suitable for all kinds of project works
• Acid and toxic free
• Designed for easy usage

Intense color for your paper crafting! This Lamp Black Color Burst is dry pigment powder in a bottle, packed with intense color! Use it in card making, scrapbooking, on tags, art journals and other paper crafts for unique backgrounds and images. These micro-fine concentrated powders are lightweight but pack a mighty punch once you add water! Spritz little "poofs" of powder onto your paper and the magic begins! Spray water over the paper and watch as intense spots of color appear. Add more water to dissolve the powders into a washed, watercolor background. Dissolve a bit of Color Burst in water in a spritzer bottle, then mist it over your paper. Or use a paintbrush to paint the diluted Color Burst onto your stamped image. Perfect for card making, scrapbooking, rubber stamping, mixed media projects, art journals and many other paper crafts! Sprinkle the powder over a craft sheet, spritz with water to dissolve it, then place your watercolor paper or cardstock in it. Lift up to find a lovely watercolored background for stamping, card making, or to use on scrapbook pages. Or sprinkle the powder over a stencil, spritz with water, and when dry, lift the stencil off to find a unique, colorful design! Wet your watercolor paper first, then poof some of the Color Burst over it and watch as the colors bloom on your paper! Use the powder over heat-embossed images for emboss-resist designs. The options are truly endless! You'll get one 6-gram bottle of concentrated powder. You'll have so much fun being creative with this Lamp Black Color Burst powder! And for more colorful fun, mix it up with these other new Color Burst powders carried by Paper Wishes: Color Burst Burnt Umber (link), Color Burst Turquoise (link), Color Burst Chartreuse (link), Color Burst Orchid (link), Color Burst Lime Green (link), Color Burst Fuchsia (link), and Color Burst Tangerine (link).