Yesterday's post focused on the Prima Water Soluble Oil Pastels, so today we will share this video on the Tim Holtz Distress Crayons and Faber-Castell Gelato's and the differences between them:
We have the original 3 sets of the Distress Crayons on special at the moment here and the Gelatos are available here
In the world of watercolour we are spoiled by the variety of products available - Gelatos, distress crayons, distress markers, inks, sprays etc. Then Prima has (what seems to be a contradiction) - Water Soluble Oil Pastels, but this video shows just how versatile they are and how easy they are to use (it is a long video crammed full of different techniques, so maybe make a cuppa and get comfy):
More luscious mixed media from Prima - with the Finnabair Art Alchemy paints. Lovely little pots of soft metallic colours to add something special to your next project. If you'd like some inspiration, here is a great project video:
We have had these in stock before and they proved so popular, we got all the colours in for you to play with. In case you missed the last video on how to use them, check out this video:
Pico IrRESISTible Embellisher can be found here We also have the Memento Luxe inks here
If you love playing with mixed media, then you know all about texture and how much oomph it adds to your projects. There are many ways to add texture, but one of the easiest (and coolest) ways is with the Finnabair Art Stones and Texture Powder.
This video shows you just how easy they are to use:
You can find the products on our website and in store:
Donna Downey keeps coming up with the most amazing stencils to add fun and personality to your mixed media projects. We have lots of these amazing stencils available in store and online here
And here is a video showing a creative way to use them: