Craft Spritzer Brusho Crystal Colour Set 6 Pack + Spray Bottle 0.5 Oz USA

Description: About this itemBrusho Crystal Colour Set 6 Colour Craft SpritzerBrusho Crystal Colours are intense paint powder that is water-based and non-toxicUse wet-on-wet, sprinkling, spritzing, and other techniquesCountry of Origin: Wales Brusho Crystal Colours are intense paint powder that is water-based and non-toxic. The colours are brilliant and transparent with unique qualities that make it a great medium for loose and impressionistic work. It can be used to stain wood and fabric. This Craft Set contains 6 colours including: Sunburst Lemon, Alizarin Crimson, Turquoise, Violet, Sea Green and Orange. There is also a spritzer bottle to dispense Brusho in a creative way. Mix colors in the bottle, spray onto wet paper, use your creativity to make one-of-a-kind art. Each bottle contains 15g. MaterialCrystalSeasonsAll SeasonsIncluded ComponentsCrystal Color SetItem Weight6.2 ouncesSize0.5 Ounce (Pack of 6)Number of Pieces6Paint TypeWatercolorThese watercolors are tremendous fun when ever so lightly sprinkled on paper. Really, just a few crumbs are PLENTY! Pierce one hole (there's no need for a second hole) in the plastic cap, then tap the jar with a finger to release a few crumbs onto the paper. Cleanup is a snap because there isn't any -- unless you miss the paper while tapping the jar. :). Once the crumbs are where you want them, lightly mist the paper. A misting bottle is conveniently included in the package. Colors can be moved and blended as in standard watercolor. Stick to using two colors that are adjacent on the color wheel, e.g. yellow and orange, until you're familiar and comfortable with the misting. By doing this, If the water (and color) runs, you won't make "mud". I take an 8.5" x 11" piece of cardstock, distribute color, mist it, let it dry, then cut it into 4 backgrounds for cards.Another way to use Brusho is to start with watercolor paper, wet it with a brush, and then gently distribute the crumbs of color. Mixing and moving colors on watercolor paper is easier and less likely to cause the paper to pill than if you try it on cardstock. Once dry, the watercolor paper can be cut for cards.For parents looking for something not-too-messy for children 3+, this is IDEAL. Limit the water quantity in the misting bottle. Limit the amount of paint by cutting cotton swabs in half and dispensing the paint crumbs from the STICK end, not the cotton end. Place a limited amount of paint crumbs into an empty ice tray (for instance), perhaps 1/4 the volume of the cottony part of the cotton swab. If cotton swabs aren't available, use the coffee stir sticks that are miniature straws. Cut one end diagonally to create a tiny scoop for the crumbs. With the purchase of some inexpensive index cards, a child could be painting for hours! Adults may wish to be a little more adventurous with the amount of paint and water.

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