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 JayCee |
Colouring Gmstones |
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Posts: 102 (06/05/2008 16:18:25) |
Do you know you can colour gemstones with peel-off pens? There's been no stopping me since I learned this - I've been adding matching gemstones to
everything. Also, if you have some in a colour you don't like, paint them black - always useful.
Jan |
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Pintsizeholly |
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Posts: 619 (07/05/2008 07:38:49) |
I tried this Jan but I couldn't get a good coverage. Maybe I need to try another brand of peel-off pen.
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JayCee |
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Posts: 102 (07/05/2008 13:28:48) |
Hi Kym
I used the Whispers ones and it worked really well. Jan |
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Cdteach |
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Posts: 948 (08/05/2008 13:08:27) |
I found some colours work better than others. I also got mixed results using different gems/ pearls/ pearlescent shapes . It's trial and error really as
some rub off easily but others don't. It's worth giving it a try particularly if you can't get the colour you want for the card you're making.
Jan |
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