More craft terms you may come across.
Liquid Applique : – A paint that expands and puffs on heating, there are a range of colours.
Liquid Pearls : – A pearlescent three-dimensional paint.
Lumieres :- A permanent opaque pigment paint, lots of colours and a few metallics.
Mask : – A paper cut-out of a stamped image. Cut out slightly inside the outer line.
Masking : – Stick the mask over an original stamped image on card using a temporary glue. Stamp the second image over the masked image. When the mask is removed the second image will appear to be behind the first.
Metallic rub-ons :- A metallic paint that can be rubbed onto a craft item for metallic high lighting. Comes in a combo pack.
Metal Shim : – A thin sheet of metal that can be shaped with special shaping tools. Can also be cut with scissors, stamped and embossed. Comes in a variety of colours.
Pearl-ex : – Pearlescent pigment powder. Can be mixed with other mediums.
Pigment Ink :- Acid free, non toxic, fade resistant, water based ink. Can’t be used on gloss paper. It is thick and slow to dry, great to use for embossing.
Scoring : – Breaking the surface fibres of card or paper for ease of bending, giving a smooth, exact result.
Stamp Positioner : – A ‘T’ or “L” shaped tool it allows the stamped image to to be in the exact position.
Versamark Ink :- Acid free, oil based, non toxic, clear ink. Creates a water mark on card or paper. Can be used as an embossing ink or as a resist ink.
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