Exploring Modeling Paste and White Glitter Magic
Posted by Spellbinders Team on March 05, 2024

Exploring Modeling Paste and White Glitter Magic

Hello! Jean Manis here to share inspiration for impactful stenciled card backgrounds using the Light & Fluffy Modeling Paste and Baby Baubs White Glitter. Let’s take a look at the transformative magic of modeling paste on three cards–from the elegant sparkle of glitter-infused paste to a mesmerizing ombré effect and finally to the impact of blended watercolor hues.

Exploring Modeling Paste and White Glitter Magic

Modeling Paste and White Glitter

For subtle, understated shimmer on a stenciled background, add white glitter to modeling paste. The reflective properties of the glitter enhance the overall visual appeal and create a captivating finish.

Exploring Modeling Paste and White Glitter Magic

Lesson learned: On my first attempt (not shown), I stenciled the paste through the stencil onto Chamomile (light-yellow) cardstock, shook the glitter on the top, and set it aside to dry. The lavender iridescence in the glitter really stood out, and there was not enough contrast with the light-yellow cardstock to see the stencil pattern.

Ombré Modeling Paste and Watercolor Powder

The ombré effect achieved through a gradient application of watercolor-infused glitter paste creates a harmonious backdrop for die-cut flowers.

Exploring Modeling Paste and White Glitter Magic

Complement a card’s focal items with a fusion of three colors created with watercolor powders mixed with modeling paste.

Exploring Modeling Paste and White Glitter Magic

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Additional Supplies: Textured white cardstock card base Thanks for dropping by! I hope you are inspired to play with the Light & Fluffy Modeling Paste and Baby Baubs White Glitter to create your own stunning stenciled backgrounds. Happy crafting!

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