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Get on Cloud 9 with the new Cloud Whip from Scrapbook.com! Add texture, dimension and interest to all of your scrapbook layouts, cards, traveler's notebooks, and more! The fun doesn't stop there, Cloud Whip was designed to have a thick and dry texture, allowing you to easily incorporate additional mediums to achieve your desired consistency. Once additional mediums are added, be sure to whip it vigorously to attain that fluffy cloud-like finish. Add some ink from your reinkers and Pops of Color to this Cloud Whip to add even more color to your projects!
Contents: One jar of Scrapbook.com Cloud Whip
Size: 12 oz
Features:
How to Use:
The best way to clean this off of stencils and other tools is to use water and a little bit of dish soap. Gently scrub to remove the paste.
To learn more about Cloud Whip, its features, how to use, and more, refer to this article here!
Number of Pieces: 1
This product is not meant for consumption.
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I love this Cloud Whip! It is a bit different consistency than other texture pastes I've worked with. Once you get it onto your work surface with a palette knife and work it a bit, it softens up and has a more smooth consistency. Easy to spread, easy to mix other mediums with. It will dry with dimension and it is great to stencil with.
Used in this project: Tim Holtz Travel Media Mat
I had to watch some videos on how to use it! Which were great by the way! I send some ink from a pink ink pad to mix it with it and it worked great, nice subtle color and terrific texture! I used it to stencil stars on a background for a little girls dreams birthday page!! It looked great!
Thank you for creating such great stuff!!
Honestly I bought this because I saw someone use it in a YouTube video.
But, in hindsight I could easily have used the Simon Hurley and the Tim Holtz I already have.
Having said this, this works smoother, possible thinner than the other two I mentioned.
While I didn’t need to buy it, overall I have no regrets. It works well.
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When I opened the sealed container, there was a thick, hard layer on top. Once I got past that, the stuff was just not the consistency I was used to from another mixed media modeling paste I used in the past, it was just too thick to work with. Others will enjoy this product, it just wasn't for me.
I used this paste to design a chipboard album cover. First I painted the cover, then used a stencil and applied the Cloud Whip with a pallet knife. After removing the stencil, the image dried the same color as the product (grey/cream) and I used spray inks to color it. The ink adhered well to the product. Dries relatively quick and firm. Now I need to think of more ways to use it!
Used in this project: 2023 Vacation Mini Album
Nick and thick. You can add colour and use it on everything. I love this
I love this mixed media art medium! It is a nice bright white and has a nice texture that makes it perfect for snow (especially when you dust it with Distress Glitter). It also is perfect for mixing in other mediums like Pips of Color to tint it. I've used it with Distress sprays and love the results I get. And the fact that you get such a big jar is huge selling point for me as I go through my art mediums fast! Highly recommend for anyone who loves mixed media or just wants to add a little texture through a stencil!
Used in this project: Mixed Media Floral Card
This was a free gift. It's a great product! Will definitely purchase again.
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Love this stuff!
This is a fun extra detail you can add to your projects.
my tip, rinse it off once you are done, it takes a little extra umph to clean off once its dry.
This is a great texture paste. Makes beautiful snowfall projects.
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Has anyone used this in a cake decorating piping bag to create faux frosting effects?
By:
d_dorian
(03-Mar-24)
Hello! Yes, the Cloud Whip could be used in a cake decorating piping bag but we do recommend experimenting with the consistency prior to applying it to your final project.
By: Scrapbook.com
(04-Mar-24)
Can we add a little water to the whip to make it not as dry? Can we also add a little water if the whip turns dry in the container?
By:
Risalenee Creations
(30-Mar-24)
Hello! One of the key features of Cloud Whip is its ability to add dimension and texture to your projects effortlessly. Cloud Whip was designed to have a thick and dry texture, allowing you to easily add additional mediums such as water, to achieve your desired consistency. Once additional mediums are added, be sure to whip it vigorously to attain that fluffy cloud-like finish. When applied to paper, canvas, or other crafting surfaces, it creates a raised, textured effect that adds depth and interest to your creations.
By: Scrapbook.com
(01-Apr-24)
What if you need to cut your paper after you have applied the Cloud Whip? Will it crumble?
By:
wyldchild28
(27-Mar-24)
Hello! Yes, there is a chance that it could crumble if you cut into it after it dries, however, you could apply more Cloud Whip to fix the problem area if it does crumble.
By: Scrapbook.com
(27-Mar-24)
How long does this product last after opening?
By:
brsege
(25-Nov-23)
Hello,
Is this similar to �snow� I�ve used in the past on different base mediums?
By:
TMLACKO
(03-Sep-24)
Hello. Cloud Whip was designed to have a thick and dry texture, allowing you to easily incorporate additional mediums to achieve your desired consistency. You can add water to make it fluffy and sparkles to make it more snow like.
By: Scrapbook.com
(03-Sep-24)
Can you mix and color on a clean cookie sheet? I'm thinking easy clean up. What else is recommended?
By:
raettemarie
(04-Apr-24)
Hello, Yes, you could certainly do this. You could also mix in bowl or on a rubber mat.
By: Scrapbook.com
(05-Apr-24)
