Paperclipping 58 – Glimmer Mist

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Paperclipping 58 - Glimmer Mist

Have you tried Glimmer Mist? It’s gorgeous, fun, artistic, and easy to use. In this episode I show you a number of examples of masking techniques with Glimmer Mist.

Show notes for this episode are also available.

Below are the projects you from the video…

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  • Great tips! I may buy one of those in the future...
  • Amy
    super cool as always!!! I actually just bought some mist on vacation at a LSS there so I will be breaking it out this week!! I really like the layout of yourself you featured I love how you used the notebook paper as background and left the edge on, need to give us a close up on that layout, lots of texture and creative looking!
  • Great tutorial! Love the finished layout at the end. You're so right about the little spritz on the corners really made the photo "belong".

    I also like the new look of the video.... with the white background it looked like you were floating on the website - very cool Izzy....
  • I agree! The white background on the site is fun with the white video background...
  • kim strother
    Glimmer Mist is great. It works very well on "naked" chipboard and grungeboard. I have also used it on flower and little wood embelishments. I only have two colors, but I will getting more soon!
  • Sandy - AussieQ
    This looks like a really fun product to try out. Thanks for the tutoral
  • Cool stuff, that glimmer mist! I loved all your projects you did with them... especially your "you learn" layout. I find using song lyrics in my layouts sometimes just suits exactly the timeframe, the feeling, emotion, etc. to the photos that I want to convey. I have a whole list of them to use when the inspiration hits. Good song choice... isn't it so true... you live, you learn... ;)

    What is ironic is that I have passed up glimmer mist several times at trade shows around here... they were a bit pricey and I just wasn't sure if I "needed" them. (You know, once you buy one you have to have a few to mix. LOL!) Luckily I just got one to play with in a brand new kit for October that I photographed for a kit club. Now I have all kinds of visions of what I want to play with to see different effects. Thanks!
  • Gina Jenkins
    I am loving your episodes. I have some Glimmer Mist, but have not used it. You have given me some great ideas.
  • Jan
    I was told by a demonstrator for another mist product that if you push the spritzer down fully it helps to eliminate droplets. She also said spraying into a box helps eliminate residual mist on other items.
  • Celia
    Thanks! I always wondered how that stuff worked! Don't know why I haven't tried it yet! NOW I will for sure!! Celia..'.The PaperBakery' on Scrapbook.com
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