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 Jagged Edge |
Has anyone tried opal dust? |
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Posts: 388 (01/03/2008 17:27:11) |
Ooooooh just tried this on a painted chipboard embellishment. It's fab. Very sparkly. It's been sat on my shelf for ages and was doing some
scrapbooking so thought I would give it a try. What else have people used it for?
Jules x 
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sagittarius |
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Posts: 383 (01/03/2008 17:32:18) |
Never heard of it, but it sounds interesting - what's it like?
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Jagged Edge |
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Posts: 388 (01/03/2008 17:35:52) |
It's very much like a glitter glue but thinner conisistency. The particles in it are all different sizes a bit like beaddazzles. Doesn't leave brush
marks. It's by Jo Sonjas. I think they do a gold dust too.
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june barker |
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Posts: 1504 (01/03/2008 18:04:17) |
jules,, is it like fairly dust which i do have and is lovely
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Jagged Edge |
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Posts: 388 (01/03/2008 18:07:17) |
I don't know... haven't tried fairy dust. Where can I get some? lol
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june barker |
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Posts: 1504 (01/03/2008 18:23:47) |
now you are asking. when i go round the crafts shops and see things and i think i have seen that used on create and craft, and i buy it just in cast i need it
sometime. i think i brought it in a craft shop. it is glitter but it is very soft, cant think of another word to use. i use it for glittering fairys. its a
delicate dust. very nice to use. it is something that jayne could use with her stamps.
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ann denovan |
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Posts: 3073 (01/03/2008 18:27:46) |
Is it art institute fairy glitter June.....Ann d xx
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june barker |
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Posts: 1504 (01/03/2008 18:31:11) |
ann, i have no idea what you mean. i am sure someone else must have dust fairy in their craft stock. i have seen i t on create and craft but not recently, saw
it sometime last year when i started to get interested in card making.
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Posts: 4120 (01/03/2008 18:37:07) |
Sounds lovely
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