Add a touch of artistic flair to your projects with Watercolor Splatter White Opaque from Spellbinders. This .25 oz bottle is packed with ultra-concentrated paint, allowing you to create bright white splatter highlights with just a flick of your brush. Simply pick up some of the watercolor, mix it with water in a separate container, and then flick to add splatter effects. Want a softer color? Just add more water. This versatile paint can even be used for lettering with a brush or dip pen (sold...
This is a great splatter white paint! There's just a little bit of the concentrated color in the jar, but a tiny amount goes a very long way. I like that it is concentrated so you can mix it with water to get the opaqueness you want. I just dip the very end of my brush into the jar to pick up a tiny bit, add a tiny spritz of water to it in a mixing dish and then I have the perfect splatter white paint! Great coverage and looks like snow or stars on a dark background. And you get the same control of big and small splatters depending on how hard you tap your brush and how close you hold it to your project.
Used in this project: Snow Day
I have not used this yet, but I will to add that extra touch to my winter cards. Recommend! Thank you! Blessings!!!
The jar I received was so gooey that it could not splatter. I tried, just like dried paint.
This pot is tiny! It works ok (not great, but ok), but mine is really dried out and I don't feel like it's a good value for the money.
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I received this product and it is very dry with not much product in the little pot, and not the consistency I was expecting to be able to load a brush and do a splatter on my projects. Is it intended to have water added to it to make it more like paint consistency instead of a dried paste?
Hello, thank you for your quesitons, to use the Watercolor Splatter White Opaque simply pick up some of the watercolor, mix it with water in a separate container, and then flick to add splatter effects. Want a softer color? Just add more water.
By: Scrapbook.com
(18-Apr-24)
It is supposed to be a very small amount. Spellbinders put out videos explaining this. It's highly concentrated and will last a long while. Use a paintbrush to grab the paste, apply it to an acrylic block and mix with a tiny amount of water to splatter.
By: wavingmywand
(24-Dec-24)
