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Mintay Papers - Embellishments - Chippies - Music

Mintay Papers - Embellishments - Chippies - Music

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This 12" x 12" sheet of Chippies, Music, is from Mintay Papers. This sheet features 2 mm thick, light chipboard designs with a musical theme. These chippies include guitars, violins, cellos, drums, a piano, brass instruments, musical notes, microphones, pianos, speakers, and more. These pieces are ready to pa...  Full Description & Details
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This 12" x 12" sheet of Chippies, Music, is from Mintay Papers. This sheet features 2 mm thick, light chipboard designs with a musical theme. These chippies include guitars, violins, cellos, drums, a piano, brass instruments, musical notes, microphones, pianos, speakers, and more. These pieces are ready to paint, ink, or cover with paper. These pieces can be added to cards, scrapbook pages, tags, journals, and other paper crafting projects. 

Number of Pieces
1
SKU
min-mt-chip2-d63
UPC
5907443699646
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  • I love the selection of Chippies and think the detail is great. I am wondering, what have people found to be the best way to color them (inks, paints, distress crayons, etc.)? Also, is it recommended to use any glazes or texture paste on them?   By: kkarki0330 (01-Feb-24) Helpful Question?  Yes  |  No Thank you! Report Inappropriate This question has been reported. Thank you!
    • Hello, these chippies can be colored in many different ways. It looks like it is recommended that they be painted, inked, and covered with paper. We think that using glazes and texture paste on them would give them a wonderful dimension. We think that any of the methods would work wonderfully. By: Scrapbook.com (01-Feb-24) Helpful Answer?  Yes  |  No Thank you! Report Inappropriate This Answer has been reported. Thank you!
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