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Old 12-15-2007, 08:33 PM   #1  
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:confused: I'm very new here, and have really enjoyed the forum, such talent...I found a technique today using Perfect pearls and Elmer�s glue. You used the glue on glossy paper, dusted it with perfect pearls, and heated it with a heat tool, now I can't find it again...Can anyone help me find the site? Thank you so much...

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Old 12-16-2007, 06:12 AM   #2  
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SCS has the best tutorial I was able to find right here in the resources section:

Heated Pearls

Beate used Pearl-Ex powders in the example, but Perfect Pearls will work exactly the same.

If you google "heated pearls" you'll find tons examples of different color combinations.
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Thank you SOOOOO much...I want to try this...
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Originally Posted by gcasteel@insightbb
:confused: I'm very new here, and have really enjoyed the forum, such talent...I found a technique today using Perfect pearls and Elmer�s glue. You used the glue on glossy paper, dusted it with perfect pearls, and heated it with a heat tool, now I can't find it again...Can anyone help me find the site? Thank you so much...

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I have this technique posted on my blog ~ Parched Pigments Technique and here is a link to the finished cards I created using this paper... Parched Pigment Examples.
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Wow! Thanks for sharing your technique and examples. Beautiful work!
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