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These gorgeous colors are going to have you imagining yourself on a beach with your toes in the sand! The Caribbean Sea Pack Stencil Butter by The Crafter's Workshop has a shimmer and shine that spreads easily with a palette knife. These stencil butters offer a body just like a soft modeling paste that holds it's peaks and valleys for texture. You'll also love how easily it cleans up with soap and water (be sure to rinse your tools right after use). Stencil Butter works great with stencils, fingerprinting, brush painting, and so much more. This stencil butter also works with the ColorSparx Powders (sold separately) to create unique tones. These stencil butters can be used on watercolor paper, mixed media boards, wood, canvas and other surfaces. It can be used on porous surfaces that are not exposed to moisture. Included in the package are four 2 ounce containers of stencil butter in Chartreuse, Lime Green, Ocean Blue, and Turquoise. This stencil butter dries in 15 to 30 minutes depending on the thickness.
Beautiful colors, goes on like butter, thus the name I imagine. Easy to apply and washes up well if the stencil and application utensil go fairly quickly to the sink after application.
This stencil paste is like the name says, butter-because it spreads like butter! It’s so soft and creamy and the colors are to die for! There’s a gorgeous shimmer that reflects the light as you hold your paper . It goes on so smooth and creamy and spreads so easily. It’s perfect for stencils, but also to use as a watercolor. I like just spreading it on with my finger to a piece of white Cardstock, then after it dries, use it to die cut word dies or small images like flowers from it. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes mixed media, card makers, watercolor enthusiasts, or any crafters!
Great for creating texture and the colors are so vibrant. Can also water color with them- so many uses. Great pack of colors- love those blues!
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Once it is dried, can you stamp on top?
By:
SandiAnn
(25-Nov-21)
Yes and No. 
