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SprinkleIT is an exciting new product that works seamlessly with Brusho Crystal Colours! The range consists of three metallic and three iridescent colours.
These powders can be lightly sprinkled onto Brusho when wet or dry and can be used to create subtle shimmering and glittering effects. You must ensure that enough water is used to wet the SprinklelT powders as they are water activated. Once your Brusho and SprinkleIT painting is dry you can give it a gentle tap to ensure any excess powder is removed. The Metallic colours come as a fine powder. The Iridescent colours have slightly larger grains interspersed with glittery particles with a subtle colour.
Available in 10gm pots. Please note that these powders are measured by weight, so the iridescent glitters appear less full than the metallic powders.
A set of all 6 SprinkleIt Colours is available separately.
All parcels are sent on a trackable service. The information below is for UK deliveries. For international deliveries, please see our delivery information pages.
| Standard shipping 1-3 working days | |
|---|---|
| Orders under £45 | £4.50 |
| Orders over £45 | FREE |
| Express Shipping Next Working Day | |
| Orders under £45 | £7.00 |
| Orders over £45 | £2.50 |
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Enhances brusho powder
This tends to add another dimension to brusho. Once brusho is on the paper, just sprinkle and spray with water. Adds a lovely sheen or glitter. I am still experimenting with it.
5 of 6 people found this review helpful. Did you?Gorgeous
Adds another dimension to the colours
1 of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you?Fun and sparkly!
These are really nice to work with, especially for a touch of sparkle on Christmas cards. I recommend piercing the top three or four times so that you can sprinkle and not have a big blob plop out onto your work. I then put a bit of masking tape over the holes.
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