Glimmer Mist

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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Grant on July 25, 2008 at 6:41am

When I saw demos of it in Denver last year, they simply just sprayed it onto cardstock or a tag or anything--i think it dries pretty fast and is gorgeous!!! I even think I have a DVD demo of it somewhere...hmmmm....i'll have to look!

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Permalink Reply by Jeanne Spaulding on July 25, 2008 at 6:42am

Here is a link of what to do with it:
http://www.mytatteredangels.com/hints.php

I have several of the *old name* colors before they changed them...it dries on anything(paper, wood, chipboard, glass, etc..) and makes a beautiful sparkle/shine to your projects.

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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Grant on July 25, 2008 at 6:48am

ok...found this for ya--the sound is really low, but good visual and cool idea other than just spraying the mist!

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Permalink Reply by Linda F. on July 25, 2008 at 10:50am

Great ideas! Thanks for sharing that! I have used Glimmer Mist for a long time, but just am now beginning to really like. It has some idiosyncrasies you have to get used to. Mostly, for me, the splatter effect. I've had to learn to love it, as it is hard for me to spray without getting that. Also, it tends to clog in the sprayer. My LSS sells extra sprayers so you can replace the clogged ones.
If you're going to stamp with it, I think you'd have to be pretty quick, as it might dry in the bowl fast. I don't think I'll be doing that, as it seems a waste of the mist. A lot of it dries without getting used. Also, if you're a fanatic about keeping your stamps clean, I don't think I'd use it with a regular stamp.
I LOVE that idea about using it with the applicator to edge with! I am definitely going to be doing that more!
Definitely yummy stuff...of course, isn't anything that's glitzy?

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